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Jaideep Sengupta, GMBA (Batch of Nov – 2013) who holds an undergraduate degree in Industrial Engineering belongs to a high achiever family of IIT qualified engineers, with his father, sister and brother-in-law working with organisations of global repute. His wife is an established designer entrepreneur from NIFT and Parsons New York. Jaideep is categorical in reminding us that his mother has been the backbone of the family.  She was instrumental in instilling a strong sense of ethics and values, which he holds dear and is able to apply in his daily personal as well as professional transactions.

Topics: SP Jain School of Global Management, Community, Alumni Stories

 

By Amit Dasgupta and Britta Petersen*

Topics: SP Jain School of Global Management, Student Life & Experiences

 

Australia is being considered as one of the most expensive country for international students but it does not seem to be the same any more due to a continued fall of the Australian dollar against the US dollar, which makes studying in Australia an attractive option compared to Europe and North America. For prospective students, it is important to know about the average cost of living in Australia is an important part of his/her financial preparation.

Topics: Bachelor of Data Science, Student Life & Experiences, Master of AI in Business, Bachelor of Business Administration

This is what Ayush Singh of NIT Rourkela had to say after his recent participation in SP Jain’s ASAP (Advance Student Admission Program) conducted in Jan 2015. It is prudent to note that students from premier technical and non-technical institutions across India are invited to sit for a competitive aptitude test on campus. The top 20% are then shortlisted and put through a second round of written test and rigorous interviews before one or two deserving students from the colleges are selected as brand ambassadors to participate in this prestigious and highly coveted program.

Topics: SP Jain School of Global Management, ASAP, Admissions

“We need to teach people to do things holistically. Part of the problem of education is who the suppliers are”, quips Louis Lataif (Former Manager – Ford & Dean – Boston University). Professor Lataif’s remark can hardly be doubted as a recent report by a team from the Association for the Advancement of Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) found a substantial gap between the real-world needs and management education in this era of globalisation.

Topics: Thought Leadership

Global intelligence is the key to success in the workplace of the 21^st century. Or so have proven SP Jain’s Master of Global Business (MGB) graduates. With a curriculum that imparts relevant global and real-world skills, SP Jain graduates stand out in the workplace for their analytical and decision-making abilities, and overall professional expertise.

Topics: Master of Global Business, SP Jain School of Global Management, Student Life & Experiences

 

 

Topics: MBA, Academics

Colour movies revolutionised the black-and-white motion picture industry.  Similarly, will Business Education 2.0 transform the business learning experience?

Topics: Admissions

The significance of business education today is demonstrated by the sizable impact business graduates create in the business world. Business organisations globally aspire to infuse talented, capable managers and decision-makers in their teams. For any b-school, therefore, it is essential to impart skills and capabilities that are required to manage the real-world situations and challenges effectively. Though easy to point out, this is the most critical element of business education today that prominent b-schools are attempting to address distinctively.

Topics: SP Jain School of Global Management, Leadership & Entrepreneurship, Thought Leadership