XAT OA - 85.06 percentile
Decision Making - 95 percentile
Verbal Ability - 92 percentile
Quants - 40 percentile
10th - 86% (ICSE)
12th - Best five 81% and Aggregate (including the additional subject) 67%
B.com - From correspondence 65% (one backlog in the 1st year)
Zero work ex.
Many Extra curricular activities.
What are the realistic chances of getting a call??
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What to expect at SIMSR?
Located in the heart of the city Mumbai, KJ SIMSR is not just an educational institute. It’s a home to thousands of students from across the country coming together to achieve the best learning experience of their lives.
With such diversity, SIMSR has made sure that every student explores his hidden talents and brings out his skills to showcase for all to see. To facilitate this, SIMSR has 28 student-driven committees and clubs. These committee and clubs focus on the holistic development of the students. The committees are divided into 4 broad categories namely, core committees, subject/area specific committees, committees focused on the professional growth of the students and committees focused on the cultural development of the students. These committees and clubs are entirely driven by the students of SIMSR under the guidance of their faculty mentors. They organise intra-college as well as inter-college events and competitions on a regular basis to give a feel of the professional world out there and help bring out the best in them.
SIMSR is the institution that involves students to provide the required intellectual and experiential stimulation. From Admission Committee to Placement Committee or Marketing Committee to Finance Committee, students work with dedication and rigour taking SIMSR to new heights. While Toastmasters Club helps us diversify and expand our knowledge about the industry and regular interactions also helps us strengthen our communication and networking skills, Consultacy@SIMSR - The Consulting club gives us the opportunity to work on high quality consulting services to business enterprises, entrepreneurs and voluntary organizations.
SIMSR supports the students in all their extra-curricular as well as co-curricular activities which helps them become the best for the future. They can continue their passions, interest and hobbies along with the rigorous management curriculum which keeps them fresh and on their toes.
All the above coupled with the best in class faculty, competitive peers and the choice of a wide variety of electives add significant value and help students develop a strong business instinct to become an excellent management professional.
#REPOST *INTERFACE*, the Official Marketing committee of KJ Somaiya Institute of Management and Research, organized it's Annual Marketing Fest, *'NAVIKARAN 2018'* on 20th and 21st December 2018. The event was sponsored by *Bharat Petroleum* and hosted a number of competitions such as *RANNITI* - a national level case study competition, *Markethon* - an opportunity for students to showcase their branding acumen, *Marketing Maze* - a marketing game of snake and ladder and much more!
Project Finlit of Enactus Somaiya Social Cell successfully organised a workshop on essential banking services for college dropouts in association with Unnati an initiative by Kotak Education Foundation at their Deonar Centre.
This initiative was not just for their future but also for ther day to day activities.
New age banking services like UPI and Net banking were also bought to their knowledge. The evening came to an eventful end with fun games and appreciation all around!
Though we might not be able to bring about a green revolution like Dr. Bourlog but we surely aim to infuse a revolution by taking initiatives like Anna Daan, inspiring people to contribute towards mitigating hunger.
As one of the events of Joy of Giving week celebration, Enactus Somaiya Social Cell in association with ESBEE Hospitality services and Robin Hood Army organized food donation drive to ensure one meal availability for the underprivileged section of the society.
We hope that with this efforts of ours we have not just filled their bellies but their hopes.
With Gratitude,
#joyofgiving #enactussomaiyasocialcell #SIMSR
All the candidates who missed the deadline to update CAT/XAT scores in the application,kindly do it at the earliest by clicking on the below link.Also please enter your CMAT roll numbers if you have not already.
https://simsradmissions.somaiya.edu/simsr/adm19/pgdm19/onlineform/Login.aspx
Please make note to do it as no further requests(after the link is closed) will be entertained.
SIMSR Power Profile #35 - SIDDHARTH SHEORAN- 30th January A true sports enthusiast with great orating and acting skills! He hails from the land of many sports maestros’ Haryana and has proudly presented his city in many Debate and youth parliament sessions. SIDDHARTH SHEORAN - - 1st Year #MasterYourFutureAtSIMSR #OptimismUnbound #SIMSRPowerProfiles #DiverseProfiles #KnowTheSIMSRites SIMSR Admission Brochure : https://goo.gl/Pz65s5
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Students from KJ SIMSR Sakshi Manthanwar and Hiral Shah have secured the 1st position in the prestigous GEP GamePlan Season 8 Campus Round hosted in the campus.
Congratulations to our winners!
#Repost On 17th December 2018, K.J. Somaiya Institute of Management Studies and Research's Gita Club hosted the Guest lecture by Dr. Radhakrishnan Pillai, fondly known as CHANAKYA Pillai. He talks about his leadership ideas and his first book The corporate Chanakya. #SIMSR #MasterYourFutureAtSIMSR #OptimismUnbound
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SIMSR is hosting the 6th Global Supply Chain Management Conference at its campus today, Friday 14th December. The theme of the conference is "Supply Chain for Industry 4.0".
A roundtable conference of foreign Delegates and Industry experts are discussing the current scenario in Supply Chain management.
Dr Mai Cao, School of Business and Economics, University of Wisconsin-Superior, has graced the occasion and has given his valuable insights.
"Momentum" magazine has been unveiled and students are presenting research papers on topics like "Technology-driven supply chain", "Infrastructure logistics" and many more.
SIMSR Power Profile #36 - Vishal More - 6th February, 2019 This mechanical engineer turned Finance enthusiast, he has interned op with India Nivesh. To enhance his knowledge, he got certified in Bloomberg Market Campaign, NCFM, investment banking and much more! This helped him get an AIR 1 Flip National Challenge 2018. But that's not all, he has won many more competitions! He definitely wears many hats. Presenting - VISHAL MORE - Finance - 2nd Year #MasterYourFutureAtSIMSR #OptimismUnbound #SIMSRPowerProfiles #DiverseProfiles #KnowTheSIMSRites SIMSR Admission Brochure : https://goo.gl/Pz65s5
"The best investment you can make, is an investment in yourself... The more you learn, the more you'll earn." - Warren Buffet
Finstreet, the Finance Committee of SIMSR, organised a covetted Corporate Panel Discussion on "Trends of Investment in Different Asset Classes" on 15 December 2018.
The panelists included corporate leaders: Ms Laxmi Iyer, CIO Debt & Head Prod. at Kotak AMC; Mr Vikas V Gupta, CEO & Chief Investment Strategist at Omniscience Capital; Mr Anand Shah, Head Investment & Dy. CEO at BNP Paribas Mutual Funds; Mr. Amitabh Chakroborty, MD & CIO at Kitara Capital; Mr Shobhit Aggarwal, MD & CEO at ANAROCK Capital; and Mr Nandan Chakroborty, Sr. VP - Risk at Axis Bank. The panelist moderator was Mr Ajaya Sharma, Head of Research - Markets at ET Now!
#Repost This tuesday we get an insight into how PGDM - FS at SIMSR has helped Aarohi Biyani, PGDM- FS 2017-19, to be prepared for the challenges that she will encounter in the future. #SIMSR #LifeAtSIMSR #MBAlife #InsightfulTuesday #MasterYourFutureAtSIMSR #SIMSRdiaries SIMSR Admission Brochure: https://goo.gl/Pz65s5
#REPOST "For experience and learning, an eternity is not enough." International Business Summit is being held in SIMSR today (8th December, 2018.) The theme is "Future of SAARC". The summit promises many knowledge building activities and one amongst them is keynote address. The summit also features the panel discussion between prominent between prominent industry personalities and students competition - VISTAAR.
SIMSR Power Profile #37 - Kanishka Rathore - 13th February, 2019 A weaver of stories, she makes a blank page come alive with her thoughts. Having one of the most creative minds, she also holds a B.A in English Literature. She is one of the youngest admins of Mirakee - a global platform for writers. She has a musical side as well and moves people with her violin performances. Presenting Kanishka Rathore - Marketing - 1st Year #MasterYourFutureAtSIMSR #OptimismUnbound #SIMSRPowerProfiles #DiverseProfiles #KnowTheSIMSRites SIMSR Admission Brochure: https://goo.gl/Pz65s5
“The inspiration we seek is already within us. We just need to be silent and listen.” After showcasing some exciting achievements through SIMSR Power Profiles, Admissions Committee presents Humans of SIMSR - Chapter 1, where we will unravel one story every week and listen to some personal experiences of SIMSRites.
SIMSR Power Profile #37 - Falguni Gupta - 20th February, 2019 An eloquent speaker and an exceptional writer, she has won many accolades for her oratory and writing skills. With a diploma in French and a work experience in the field of Marketing, this Mademoiselle is one of the most multi - talented people of SIMSR. Presenting Falguni Gupta - Marketing - 1st Year #MasterYourFutureAtSIMSR #OptimismUnbound #SIMSRPowerProfiles #DiverseProfiles #KnowTheSIMSRites SIMSR Admission Brochure: https://goo.gl/Pz65s5
HUMANS OF SIMSR
Because everyone has a story
Chapter I
Story by:
Richa Chaturvedi
All About Your Choices
Sometimes when you look back, you suddenly feel so great about the choices you made which for once or for a second you feared about, but ultimately it’s your choices that take you to places you want to go. Today, going back to the memory lane and penning my thoughts down, I do feel great about what I chose and where I’ve come.
From starting my primary education from a Hindi medium school in a small district, to shifting to a new city, to facing all the vernacular language hurdles, to being a laughing spot for all the sophisticated students around (who defined their sophistication by their ability to speak fluent English where I could not), to becoming the Head Girl of the same school where I was a laughing spot once, to going the unconventional way and opting for commerce in a city called Kota where studying there is synonymous to being an IITian or pursuing engineering to say the least, to moving to Delhi (which people dread to live in for obvious reasons) for undergraduate course, to doing the craziest things in the 3 years of graduation (which is called the best time of life and it holds true for everyone) and eventually getting a job in one of the most desired companies. Roller coaster ride indeed!
But the actual battle started now. People say that when you grow up, you need to make tough decisions and to my surprise, I thought I had grown up (not by age for sure). A well-reputed job which could land me in the US in 2 years to come or a 2 year MBA program where I could live, laugh and learn. Where there were multiple opinions echoing day and night in my head about job security, future opportunities, getting married and settling down (the most annoying yet the most common one), I somewhere had my heart and mind on one thing and I went to the office the next day and clicked “I submit my resignation” button. I don’t have words to describe that feeling but that click (literally) set me free as never before.
Yes, I was finally going to do an MBA. Although it sounds very exciting and rosy at this point, all those CAT, XAT etc. (which sound like a nightmare now), the taxing admission process actually takes a toll on you and I’m sure the people who are doing an MBA would very well get it right. But in the middle of this hustle and bustle, I always had this desire to study in Mumbai (reason being – “Mumbai ki baat hi alag hai”. This city has got its own vibe which cannot be explained but can only be felt). That’s when KJ SIMSR happened. I think God was being too generous to me.
As I come to the end of it, I get a lump in my throat realizing that the college (the place and phase where I learnt a lot, laughed my heart out and of course lived it to the core) is about to get over but at the same time I feel so overwhelmed to have gotten (both professionally and personally) so much that there was no scope I could ask for more.
In the end and not sounding too dramatic or poetic, I would just say that do not fit in or try to fit in or adjust in other’s place of happiness, rather find your own. And I think all this way, I found mine!
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SIMSR Power Profile #39 - Shreya Shah - 27th February Our next profile is a Biomedical Engineer from Ahmedabad and is certified in C+ Programming, Google AdWords, Google Analytics and Ethical Hacking. She has participated and organised various university level conferences, seminars and fests. She was also a runner up at the case study competition, Red Brick Summit at IIM Ahmedabad. Presenting Shreya Shah - Healthcare Management -1st Year #MasterYourFutureAtSIMSR #OptimismUnbound #SIMSRPowerProfiles #DiverseProfiles #KnowTheSIMSRites SIMSR Admission Brochure : https://goo.gl/Pz65s5
HUMANS OF SIMSR
Because everyone has a story
Chapter I
Story by:
Akshay Vichare (Aakshay Vadapav)
Slowing Down the Rajdhani Express
“What? I didn't understand a word you said!” complained the Interview panel at one of the premier IIMs, my intimidating HR, everyone on a phone call and my mom. I wanted to express myself, but was always mocked for the speech rate of a ‘Rajdhani Express ‘ & was subject to ridicule amongst my friends & family.
Born in a family of cops, frequent transfers meant I had to shift across cities making new friends, always devoid of stability. What made it worse was that I used to speak at super fast rate of 250 words/min, whereas the normal speech rate is 120-180 words/min. Result being - people used to laugh at the way I spoke. I started assuming the personality of Jester - one whose only life purpose is to crack jokes and make people happy at his own expense. But I wasn't happy! I found comfort in Vada Pav - It was sugar, spice and everything nice. I started writing about Vada Pav which led to people calling me Akshay Vadapav.
Things got real serious when I joined KJSIMSR for my MBA. Everyone seemed to be in a hurry to get placed in the best company & score the highest marks. I had to do something now! So I started interacting with almost everyone in college with small talks & used to practice their style for hours. One day, I happened to attend a Toast Masters meet & gave my first table topics speech for 2 minutes. I had no stage fear but was critical of my speaking rate. Despite giving a speech with other ace speakers, I won!
Things took a dramatic turn since then, shedding my inhibitions I realised my new found love for public speaking. I rehearsed for hours at end and managed to slow down my speech rate by 70%. I started speaking about my love - Vadapav on public platforms instead of words & pictures. Now Vada Pav is my second name & Public Speaker is what they call me!
The Rajdhani Express has finally slowed down !
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