Its a great feeling when you grow with your alma mater....and thats the pleasure... when you are an alum of ISB. I was going through the "alma matters" (the e-magazine) that gives an update about the school to the alums. The initial years are over....minimum requirements are almost fulfilled and ISB is all set to participate in next year's influential Financial Times (FT) rankings....Optimism is high and hopefully an Indian school will earn a distinguished place in the rankings.....
Class of 2004 will be kickstarting a new process (that will give an idea of alum perception and progression three years after graduation)....as these global rankings consider the views of alumni as an important element of ranking.
Its great feeling as an alum of the ISB...as I see the school achieve one laurel after another....at an amazing pace...
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hey there ,sabya.I too sampled the wrath and generosity of Mumbai rain Gods.Well, sorry about the elucidation, did not have the quality time.Anyways..will hopefully be more regular wid thy blogs..ciao-k.m
KM...u in Mumbai...so u belong to Mumbai??...studying?? on job??
No,I don't belong here. Well, yes in Mum. Looking for something to do and not quite finding it.But, anyways..how r u doing?-k.m
KM...dont hesistate to contact me, in case I can be of any help in Mumbai...
I am interested to know your career aspirations...
I can reached on sabyasachimohanty@gmail.com
dont IIMs participate in these rankings?
i am not sure if IIMs participate...
IIMs are great schools with great leagacy...however as for the top international rankings (likes of FT)...they are not exactly there...
reasons are simple....rankings consider certain things which go severely against the IIMS....like the prior work experience of students,diversity of students, international faculty, international accreditation (ISB is in its way to get the AACSB soon)etc etc...
but i am sure...they must be very much aware of all this...hence all the visible changes in IIMs...
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