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“If you are an engineer, for you GRE-level math should be pretty easy. But that doesn’t mean that you take it lightly,” says Sania Nephade, an MKSSSC College of Engineering grad from Pune. She explains: “It was something that I...

“In a global corporate set-up, customer experience and design thinking mostly comes from the West, whereas transactional and commercial expertise is going to come out of China and India. Hence, there is a need to marry both,” says Kumar Bivudh...

“I’ve always been interested in research,” says Sukriti Verma, a Delhi Technological University graduate. “But the professors around me didn’t really promote it as much as I would’ve liked,” she continues. Sukriti keenly follows research activities at universities and research...

Harsh Shah was in a fix. In January 2018, he gave himself a month to prepare for and clear the GMAT. He wanted to join Fall ’18 session. But no institute was willing to guide him. ‘Impossible!’ ‘This is madness!’...

A computer engineer by choice and a poet by heart, Shubhangi Raj has always believed that the pursuit of knowledge is more important than the pursuit of marks. With several remarkable achievements at school—distinctive performance in science and maths Olympiads,...

“I always believe in continuous improvement,” says Subrat Gupta, when asked about his motivation to pursue an MBA. He continues, “MBA allows you to come into contact with people from different backgrounds and different perspectives. This helps you become a...

A tryst as a management trainee with Coal India helped Anant V. Singh develop an abiding interest in economics and managerial side of things in the mining industry. The IIT Dhanbad grad then joined BRAMCO in Bahrain making rapid strides...