Mar
24
Tell us something about your journey in FIIB. What made you choose your specialization? “My journey in FIIB was fabulous. The professors I had in my time were great guides. There were obviously several students in the campus and they came from different backgrounds. It was fun interacting with them. I learnt many new things …
Jan
20
At FIIB we regularly have guest lectures by industry leaders, corporate heads, social-sector reformers and of course entrepreneurs. And some of them are FIIB alumni too. On Thursday, 19th Jan’17, we had another guest lecture, and it was taken up by alumni of 2002-04 batch Ms. Shweta Chandra, AVP, Yes Bank. The main motive of …
Nov
23
The MBA degree is an opportunity for my career advancement, I was always focused on adding specific business skills to my career graph so that it will add great firepower to my resume while appearing to management level positions. Finance is a field where the earning potential is immense. Being fascinated by the study of …
Dec
26
Walt Disney once said “If you can dream it, you can do it!” I had dreams when I joined FIIB! I had aspirations of achieving something big, but yes I needed a support system, I needed a platform to bring out the potential from the inside of me. My dreams were at their budding …
Dec
11
It was a cold Tuesday evening, when I was returning from college, my phone rang and it was from FIIB Corporate Relations Cell (CRC) which is primarily responsible for our placements. They called to congratulate and inform me that I was placed in CRISIL. CRISIL is a global analytical company, but more importantly which is …
Dec
03
When I entered FIIB, like many other management students, I had one aim- to complete my MBA education by getting placed in a reputed company in a position of my choice. Despite having a family business to fall back on, I had made a choice- I wanted to work independently and complete my degree with …
Aug
12
On 23rd of July 2013, FIIB organized a visit to the National Stock Exchange (NSE), one of the largest stock exchanges in the world (in terms of market capitalisation), and the largest in India. The visit acted as a catalyst for us, the students to relate the class room discussions to the market and also …
Aug
09
Who doesn’t have a credit card in today’s day and age? Everything seems to be about plastic money. A credit card makes it easier for you to make cash transactions; it comes with loyalty points which can be redeemed for cash vouchers or other freebies. It is all about convenience and anything else seems to …