%ile: 99.134. (84/78/82) GEM with 4 months experience.
Venue:I IFT,KOLKATA(2PM)
WAT: Jobless growth in India: Reason for a brewing social unrest.
GD: Music,Sports and Wine; Impact on perceived peacefulness.
PI: There were 3 panellists; all of them Male.(seemed to be aged and experienced)
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The transcript is as under:
1.Are you nervous? (I was the first one to be interviewed,so)
Told.
2.Don’t be.Tell me a little bit on yourself.
Told .
3.What do your parents do?
Elaborated.
3.You have this gap of a few months?Why so?
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Told him of the reason.Cited that I did NGO work post that ,and an internship. No cross questioning involved.
4.Asked me an Export import based question ;If suppose I export goods to a foreign country,what are the limitations and disadvantages I would face?
Told him 3 limitations but it was not what he was probably looking for.
5.Was asked a flurry of questions on Geographical locations of countries and continents where they are located.
Answered a few and oblivious to the rest.
6.Briefly explain the US China trade war and a few cross questioning on the same.
dodged all to the best of my capability.
7.Questions on Brexit and the names of a few EU countries and some cross questioning.
Explained Brexit and expanded it but was suddenly blank on the EU countries.(Under pressure a bit,named two and stopped)
8. National emergency declared by Trump.
Mentioned as to why it was declared and reactions to it by other nations.
9. Name any two Indian grandmasters
Told.
Okay.That had be all.You may go.
Felt like the end of an era
[11:13, 6/22/2021] Suprakash: Blog 4, My Campus Experience
(Dhivya Radhakrishnan MBA first year TSM , Madurai)
I studied engineering and got placed in a IT company with a decent salary. I worked there for 2 years and my parents asked me to get settled I asked myself whether I am satisfied with what I have now ? No, something was kicking behind my brain to do more and be free.
I wanted to become an entrepreneur and switch from employee to employer. But everything takes time and I needed more knowledge in terms of business. I wanted some decent college which has good placement, industrial exposure, standard curriculum and a good environment to study. So I decided TSM (Thiagarajar School of Management ) would be my good choice because of it’s good reputation in south India with decent placements and its low fees when compared with other colleges. Now I am enjoying my life by learning new and innovative things from my peers and faculties.
The stay and study has made us together as a TSM family where people of different expertise, diverse educational and geographical background. We understand the real-time scenarios of market by analysing the Harvard Case Studies. We have many clubs of technical and non technical where the real time learning happens. You can learn how to influence people by negotiation and see the results directly which is very important in business. We follow trimester pattern to be at par with IIM’s and IIT’s. All the opportunities are provided to us to interact with industries of grassroot level and gain knowledge . So it’s up to us to enjoy the ride.
