Showing posts with label mba. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mba. Show all posts

Thursday, July 17, 2008

Exclusivity of SMS MBA/MIB course gone ?


CUSAT has given affiliation to some self financing colleges to conduct Management courses (MBA /MIB )from this year onwards.That means CUSAT MBAs/MIBs will be produced from not only SMS but other self financing colleges also.TOC-H Aarakkunnam,KVM, alappuzha etc are starting CUSAT MBA courses from this year onwards.Admissions will be based on CUSAT CAT.Share your opinion about this on the comments section.

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Friday, April 11, 2008

MBA & MIB S4 internals

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Marketing of Services




Consumer Behaviour



Methab 32
moitheensha 39
Muhammed Sajir 33





Quality Management



All the best for your Final Xamz !!!

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Friday, December 07, 2007

Project Guidelines

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Starting date : December 5th
Reporting Date: January 21st
Duration : 45 days
10 days after starting the project, a joining report should be sent to the faculty guide through the guide in the organization.

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Thursday, November 15, 2007

Pappu Paas Ho Gayaa !!!

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This is the results of MBA FT 2nd sem xams,May 2007.
CUSAT really surprised us ! Keep it up ;)

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Friday, November 09, 2007

Available Internal marks

DISCLAIMER:There are chances of typing errors in this compilation.


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Tuesday, September 11, 2007

COMPLACENCY or COMPROMISE....???

Dear Friends.....!
We are proud to be the part of SMS because........

It's the first B-School in South India
We have strong intellectual resource(faculty members)
CUSAT is a strong brand in the world of education and corporates(mainly bcoz of technical branches)
We pay very nominal fee
Library is excellent...etc.

But some very genuine and honest questions to all......

ARE WE SATISFIED WITH PLACEMENT????
DO WE GET SKILLS-JOB PROFILE FIT???
DO WE GET A JOB OR START A CAREER FROM HERE???
ARE WE PAID WE DESERVE FOR???

My dear ignited minds......we have to sit back to think over these mind-blowing but bitter facts known to every one...... We r lucky that we have got a strong placement cell with dyanamic and competent persons.Now it's our combined effort to help them work for us,to provide them with our valuable suggestions,to ponder their activities.....Let's vow now to make career out of our this Master Degree(MBA/MIB) rather than getting merely a job out of helplessness.

Some generally accepted suggestions for the moment may be:-
1.To get some new and good brands(companies) and negotiate with them for reasonably high pay packages
3.If needed some xtra efforts in preparation for those companies may b considred in terms of trainings etc...
2.To make efforts to get the result system better so that we can b ready to join good brands in time( off the campus also)

WISH U ALL A GOOD START N VERY PROSPEROUS CAREER...!!!
-Sarwar Alam

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Saturday, May 05, 2007

S-2 MBA / MIB Internal marks

Disclaimer: There are chances of typo errors in this compilation.

S-2 MBA



S-2 MIB
(Marks of 5 subjects are available for now)

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Wednesday, May 02, 2007

Possible Exam time-table

Seniors time-table has been published.It is from 3rd to 26th with exams on alternate days.Here is the possible exam time-table for MBA 2nd sem based on seniors time-table.
16 - Wednesday - OEC
18 - friday - MS
21 - monday - HRM
23 - wednesday - FM
25 - friday - MM
28 - monday - MIS
30 - wednesday - RM
01 - friday - MA

DISCLAIMER:It is not a formal time-table.This blog is not responsible for any casualities caused by a wrong prediction,if it is not true.All the best for your studies !

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Monday, April 30, 2007

HRM internals break up for MBA S2

Total marks to be published later.
Disclaimer:There are chances of clerical errors in this compilation.

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Saturday, April 21, 2007



Aravind emerged as the winner in the nail baiting contest(26 against 25 votes).Congrats to him and the MIB representative Gautham who was unanimously elected.

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Sunday, April 08, 2007

"Don't be too studious at B-school"


Avnish Bajaj, co-founder of Baazee.com and Matrix Partners India talks with PaGaLGuY.com.
Get the full interview here


What would your suggestion be for MBAs wanting to be a part of Matrix Partners?

We never hire graduates straight out of a business school. We want to witness people achieve something in life by the virtue of working successfully in an operating position. To give you an example, seven out of the nine partners of Matrix Partners US used to be entrepreneurs in companies that Matrix funded. Perhaps the best way to join a VC firm is to be a successful entrepreneur!  There is a huge demand supply gap between the number of people who want to join a VC and the number of people hired into such firms.

Our view is that either one joins a start up which is funded by a VC and does so well there that the VC actually pulls you out. I always tell people that one should get ‘pull hired’ rather than ‘push hired’ into a VC firm. One can never push oneself to a VC. In fact a VC will pull you if you fit the bill. Personally I don’t entertain any emails by any MBA just out of B-school, be it an Indian or from schools like Harvard, Wharton, Stanford, MIT etc. Many people apply but we don’t even look at it, as we believe in identifying the kind of people we want and then going after them aggressively. So my advice to people wanting to join firms like Matrix is to work in a startup and do such a great job that the VC wants to hire you. It doesn’t matter if you do not succeed. Even the best of VCs have failed but it’s most important to give it your best.

Sometimes VCs do hire from consulting firms like McKinsey etc. because we believe that those individuals get a lot of exposure in different fields. If you have a strong background in consulting that would definitely be considered. Ideally one could do two to three years of consulting then go in for some years of real operating role – e.g. do sales on the field.

What would your suggestion be to MBA students who would like to have a full time career in funding business? What is the skill sets required for such an individual?

I am only a little familiar with how the IIMs work but I am more familiar with the US business schools. So for example if you ask me what did you learn at Harvard, my answer would be everything and nothing because I cannot point out to you one course that taught me something. But at the same time something definitely happened as the person who went into Harvard and the person who came out of there were two different individuals. I think if I analyze it the way it happened, it is more by interaction via case study method, by really putting yourself into the real world situation and trying to solve those problems because business is all about solving problems. One of the issues I think with IIMs little bit is that they take people without work experience.

I think they are trying to change it but my belief is a MBA is much more useful once when you have actually been there and experienced so you can relate to the business situation. An MBA is very bookish and theoretical.

My advice would be don’t be too studious. If you yourself have no work experience pay attention to what people with work experience have to say and try to pick up good business insights rather than picking good grades. One of the issues as I went to IIT was that I experienced people who tend to memorize everything and unfortunately our education system encourages that. But that’s not how life is in business. I always have access to resources; information is one of my resources so why do I have to memorize anything?! The best utilization of your resources makes a person successful or not. For that reason, at Harvard all exams are open book and take home.
In fact, at HBS I was taking a final exam the Indonesian currency crisis and I remembered an article I had read in a magazine. So I called my supervisor and told him about the article and asked whether I could use it. He said to absolutely go ahead but also made sure that I mentioned the source. I got an A in that particular paper! I would advice individuals to think more real rather than being bookish and do as many projects in actual business situations. I think most B-schools have one such project in the last semester, so try and use it to the fullest.

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Tuesday, April 03, 2007