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January 30, 2015 at 3:04 am #3024Anuradha SrivastavaParticipant
Great Insights from Everyone!
@Nikhil Bahrani: You had a very structured beginning to the discussion.
“Considering the current scams and unscrupulous activities one might think that business and ethics don’t go hand in hand but it is the other way round.” While making this point you could have elaborated more on some examples like Satyam case and Chennai Super Kings controversy.The assumption that black money cannot be ploughed back into business operations does not stands as there are many organizations who are doing so and escape the legal tussles as well.
You cited an excellent example by mentioning Mr. Narayana Murthy but you could have substantiated it more by giving further elaboration.
The conclusion was appropriate.
Hence, overall your participation can be rated good in terms of structure and presentation but content was lacking somewhere.@Akshita:Thanks for your points. It was a well structured participation with substantial example.
@Kumar Mayank: Thanks for your views. The content was superb but examples were lacking.
January 20, 2015 at 1:22 pm #2894Anuradha SrivastavaParticipantWhen we discuss about the investment in any of the options , we must take into consideration various factors like the return on investment, the liquidity and the risk taking capability of the investor. Depending on that we can classify whether this investment is a wastage of money or a good investment option.
Gold can be rated very high in terms of liquidity. It can be very easily converted in to money.
When it comes to return on investment in investment on gold , the returns have been very unpredictable.Gold tends to do well when stock markets fail while performs better when stock market is on a dry run.
Gold is chosen as an investment by risk averse investors as the investment involves very less risk.
Investment in gold is also used as a measure to hedge against inflation, deflation and currency devaluation.
January 2, 2015 at 7:00 pm #2325Anuradha SrivastavaParticipantIIM Ahmedabad shortlists out! See here. http://www.iimahd.ernet.in/programmes/admission-details.html
Shortlist is out for the PGP 2015 – 17 batch. PGP – ABM shortlist is still not out yet.
After picking Top 50 candidates from all disciplines, the following are the cut offs for the calls-
Minimum CAT percentile for General category candidates : 99.67
Minimum CAT percentile for NC-OBC category candidates: 96.42
Minimum CAT percentile for SC category candidates : 90.68
Minimum CAT percentile for ST category candidates : 81.10
Minimum CAT percentile for DA category candidates : 86.76December 30, 2014 at 1:26 pm #2227Anuradha SrivastavaParticipant@Akul: IMI and KJ Somaiya you have a very good chance to convert. SPJAIN can be your best shot in case you are able to project your profile strongly in various dimensions like Academics, Position of Responsibilities, Academic Activities and Non-Academic Activities focusing on you contribution to society.
Chances of getting FMS call and New IIMs calls are bleak.
Kindly feel free to get in touch with me in case of any more doubts.
All the best!
December 30, 2014 at 12:28 pm #2226Anuradha SrivastavaParticipant@EETI: With your CAT score at around 82%ile you can apply to FMS BHU, BITS Pilani, MIB- MHROD, Delhi School of Economics, Institute for Financial Management and Research, Chennai, LIBA Chennai, SRCC Delhi.
Of these IFMR Chennai and DSE, Delhi are considered good for Finance. So, you can focus more on these institutes.
Keep your fingers crossed for NMAT window 5 results.
All the best.
December 29, 2014 at 3:09 am #2185Anuradha SrivastavaParticipant@arpit-kothari: For SPJIMR PGCIM course the cut-off is 85 above. SPJIMR shortlist is more of profile based in nature. Hence, it is difficult to predict .
Past Recruiters have been Alstom, Amazon, Areva, BNP Paribas, Decathlon, DEDA, Embisphere, Samsung, Total. Diverse roles in areas such as Management Consulting, Strategic Consulting, Business Development, Market Research, Sales & Marketing, Financial Advisory, Operations, etc. have been offered at these esteemed companies.For NITIE PGDISEM course the cut off was 86 percetile last year.
ACC,Gharda Chemicals, Anand Group, Hewlett Packard Global , Asian Paints Ltd.,Huber Chemicals,Bharat Shell, Johnson & Johnson, BristleCone, L’Oreal, Cadbury India Ltd.,Murugappa Group, CantorCO2e, Net PEM, Colgate Pamolive, Novartis Pharma, Emergent Ventures India Ltd., PWC, ERM India, RINA Consultancy , Ernst & Young, Tata Motors, Gammon India, TVS Motors are the prominent recruiters for PGDISEM course.Hope it helps!!
December 29, 2014 at 12:14 am #2178Anuradha SrivastavaParticipant@arpit-kothari: It is possible to get call from SPJIMR, PGCIM course and NITIE’s Safety course. Both the institutes give good weightage on work experience.Kindly share more about your work experience. But both the courses diversify in a very different direction. Be sure about your career objective before choosing such diversifying courses which are majorly driven from passion.
You can aspire for FMS-BHU. Prepare well for other competitive exams. All the best! :good: :good: :good:
December 27, 2014 at 11:50 pm #2104Anuradha SrivastavaParticipantYou have slight chance of getting call from newer IIMs.. Will be better apply IMT Ghaziabad.. Keep your fingers crossed.. All the best!.. Keep us posted..
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