Point 2 and 3 is so apt.
B-Schools are just money minting machines, the so called placement factory tag is now getting diluted as well. They know at least 80% of the batch would be clueless as to why they have enrolled in MBA program so they keep the fees higher due to high demand. So called student driven placements is the shittiest thing, as placecommers think of themselves as the supreme lord of the college, then they get a harsh reality check when they pass out from college and move to corporate world. These colleges just need someone to call HRs to convince them for placements and arrange their stay and food so they create this placement committee in the college. The attached article is really apt and colleges should think about all these points mentioned.
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Not an India problem, even HBS wharton struggling right now. MBA are just always in highlight both in good times and bad
It should be
The current scenario of MBA grads from non IIM colleges is literally so bad.
They have to agree on working free of cost for SIPs just to get an experience on their resume.
Unlike IT engineers they have to go to office 5/6 days a week...
I'm an arts major working in the communications space, planning to do an MBA. I've GMAT focus books and English seemed doable on my own. I've been using online resources to study Math but I'm very confused as to what to study and how to ...
Only OG people know this GIF reference ðŸ¤
