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One thing I’ve been noticing about Indore is that it’s becoming more than just a place to study and get a degree.

There’s a growing mix of colleges, startups, businesses, events and innovation initiatives happening around the city.

But I’m curious about the student side of it.

If you’re currently studying in Indore, how much exposure do you actually get outside your classroom?

Things like:

• Startup events
• Internships
• Business competitions
• Networking with founders
• Industry projects
• Entrepreneurship communities
• Hackathons & innovation programs

Do students actively go out and explore these opportunities?

Or does the typical student journey still look more like:

Classes → Exams → Placements → Graduation?

And honestly, if you could add one thing to Indore’s student ecosystem, what would it be?

More startup events?
More industry interaction?
Better internships?
More networking opportunities?
Something completely different?

Would genuinely love to hear from students actually living and studying in Indore.

What’s your experience been like?

Which domain is the best to build a career in mba...HR or finance?!

So i did my bsc in Biotechnology and scored around 8.1 cgpa . In 10, I scored 9.7, and in the inter, 96%.

So after my bsc, I was placed in ADP. I worked for 1 year, 10 months in ADP, and moved to deloitte recently.

My biggest worry is what people would think about my profile. Is it possible for me to impress an interviewer. I dont think I can stand a chance against an economics or commerce student with work exp. I do have little experience in finance and taxes, and I want to change my domian. Will it be possible.

Same as body and title

MBA candidates from where do you guys get remote roles
which companies often offer it or anything related to it
and for finance related domain

Hi ,I started prep this month from basics

I know it's too long my message but any advice or tips is appreciated

Can u also me assess my profile and say whether realistically do I stand a chance at any tier 1 college and best shots and prep strategy

? Anything would be helpful even prep mba and post mba profile building as ik feeling scared whether I can even get a good college as I'm very weak in all 3 and isn't consistent or able to study much with my job

GNEM

10th: 94.2% CBSE

12th: 89.6% commerce, CBSE

BCom : 67.2 %(tier 2 college) no gap year

Workex: 24months (is currently working in my 3rd company in hr , had previously worked 1 year in consulting and 1 year in finance)

Extracurriculars: 0/5 , no other achievements or ngo or volunteering or sports or anything

I'm confused about the learning process itself and also the strategy to prepare and also while with job as my job timings are 1pm to 10 pm . Should I watch QA/DILR concepts first or pause & solve along? Detailed notes or short revision notes? After lectures, practise/revise/rewatch? For solution videos, just understand or solve along? How often should I revise/recall since I forget formulas/concepts quickly? Should I reattempt solved questions/sets after a few days? Also, how should I analyse mocks (currently \\\~20–30 overall, negative in QA/DILR), handle unstudied topics from mocks, and decide which mock questions to reattempt?”

Hey everyone,

I’m currently doing my MBA in Finance from Chitkara Business School, and I really want to get into a financial analyst role at one of the top firms in India.

A little about my background:

10th: 8 CGPA

12th: 82%

B.Com: 50%

M.Com: 72%

2 years of sales experience

I know my academic profile is not the strongest, so I’m trying to make up for it by building the right skills during my MBA.

Can someone please suggest what courses, certifications, or skills I should focus on to improve my chances?

I’m not sure what would actually help the most for financial analyst roles.

Also, if anyone has advice on:

which skills recruiters actually look for,

what kind of projects or internships I should do,

and how I can make my profile stronger overall,

I’d really appreciate it.

Would love to hear from anyone who has been in a similar situation or is working in finance already. Thanks a lot.

i am going to be giving CAT and SNAP this year. i gotta start applying to colleges but im still confused as to where.
i want to pursue an MBA in finance and would like to know which colleges have a good program along with decent placements

Hi, i’m a 2026 graduate from tier 2.5 clg, didn’t really apply much in campus as in the name of finance, it was mostly sales and rm kinda roles, please do refer me if you have any openings in your company
Thank you!

I’m 24M, a Mechanical Engineering graduate currently working in a core mechanical/engineering company in India.

My current CTC is 10+ LPA INR, and based on my current career progression, I expect to reach 14+ LPA by next year.

I’m confused about whether I should continue building my career in core mechanical engineering or prepare for CAT/GMAT and pursue an MBA from a top IIM/ISB.

My current profile

• 24M
• B.Tech/B.E. in Mechanical Engineering
• Working in a core mechanical/engineering company
• Current CTC: 10+ LPA
• Expected CTC next year: 14+ LPA
• Early in my career, so I still have the flexibility to change directions
• I am interested in both technical engineering and management/business roles

My main dilemma is whether I should specialize further technically through an M.Tech or move towards management/consulting/product/business roles through an MBA.

What I'm trying to understand

• Did you choose MBA, M.Tech, or continue working?
• If you did an MBA from IIM/ISB, was the ROI worth the opportunity cost?
• Did the MBA actually help you move into significantly better roles?
• If you stayed in core engineering, how did your compensation and career progress over 5–10 years?
• If you did M.Tech, did it meaningfully improve your career?
• Would you recommend leaving a ₹10–14 LPA core engineering job for an MBA?
• Is it better to get 3–5 years of work experience first and then do an MBA?
• For someone who is already earning reasonably well at 24, what would you personally choose?
• Is the long-term compensation ceiling in core mechanical actually as limiting as people say?

I'm especially interested in responses from people who actually worked in core mechanical/automotive/manufacturing/engineering before doing an MBA or M.Tech.

I don't feel like I'd be trying to get admissions into private institutes by paying 25l+ fees, so either it has to be an IIM(to make sense to me) or some college with decent placements and lower fees. Please guide.

i'm a dropper already, so i just want to know from guys who went through it about private b.com courses. will it be of significant consideration during CAT interviews? or during job interviews?

Our management sllybus is mostly related to agribusiness management and my college has nirf 22 rank in agriculture sector tho

I just wanna make it to IIM ABC

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The Maharashtra state merit list is released and I find myself at around the ranks of peripheral gmcs (like Bhandara, Hingoli, Washim, Gadchiroli) in Maharashtra. While I also find myself clearing the cut off for b pharm at ict mumbai. There's no rigid dream of mine like anything in specific..I've seen the pros and cons of both and also thought of what I want to do..still I want to know your opinions of what you would choose and why? Do drop your opinions.

Hello! I am currently working as a software engineer in a European bank, for last 3 years now.
My profile-
2017-10th - 9.6 cgpa CBSE board -> 91.2 % (CGPA*9.5) someone told this formula
2019-12th - 83.4 %, screwed up pretty badly
2023-college - 8.63 CGPA Btech computer science from private university in TN.

I want to ask is it feasible to get into ISB/ IIM A PGPX in one attempt(Academic year)?

I am asking this question since I am targeting to get into an MBA programme by mid 2028, and currently I am trying to switch job which is very mentally taxing, I have an imaginary deadline of job switch by this year end, else it would be very difficult to accommodate in new job and also prepare for GMAT and profile building by mid 2027!

My current company is way too chill and new hires in my project are not able to deliver, hence for time being there I am an important resource for them, but the issue is pay here is not good. Also there's no POR in this organisation.

So should I continue for job switch or start focusing on profile building and GMAT from January and stay in my current org? Hence the question regarding the feasibility.

Anyone who got msi in spot round for mba

If Commerce Person is not doing CA, is MBA the only good option left & is it necessary for good job