Skip to main content

CAMPUS MEMORIES

The gentlemen category


Selfie is always a popular thing

Zindagi khul k jiyo, This is what Pranab is trying to express 

Animal lover

Beautiful lady leaders

Harvard steps



Outing with ePGP

With ePGP office 

Gujarati traditional food



Professors while tradional visit

Cake mujhe bhi milna chahiye.. Pranab's Birthday
Some of the best moment captured

Some of the best moment captured

Inside Class

Inside Class
Cycling in the Campus

Friends forever




Gentle man 



With Chairperson

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

IIMA & ePGP Class Information

IIMA has always been a dream destination for MBA aspirants. For me, It's been a fairy tale. The best part of the ePGP cohort is that we have people from diverse backgrounds with rich corporate experience. The entire class is a bunch of mature experienced professionals varying from entry-level professionals to CXOs, entrepreneurs, and scientists.
Post a Comment
Read more

An MBA, A dream destination - IIMA

Class of 2020 ePGP  IIMA has always been a dream destination for MBA aspirants. For me, It's been a fairy tale. The best part of the ePGP cohort is that we have people from diverse backgrounds with rich corporate experience. The entire class is a bunch of mature experienced professionals varying from entry-level professionals to directors, entrepreneurs, and scientists.
Post a Comment
Read more

MY JOURNEY

I belong to a village in western UP, where there was no formal school when I started my schooling. I started my education from a school running in a house, and I studied there until 7th. For further education, I joined a school in a small town a few kilometres away from my village in class 8th moved to Bareilly city in class 10th. I had no idea why I was studying and passed 10th, 12th & B.Sc. without any vision to life. English was just a subject to pass, and I never thought this would be a communication medium. There was no vision/mission in life; I was studying for the sake of getting literate.  After getting a B.Sc degree, there was nothing to do. So I thought to move to Delhi to get a job so that I could run my hand to mouth life, but I didn't get any work, as every good job needs a skilled person or at least a good communicator. Finally, I decided to teach as a private tutor. And this was even more challenging, As CBSE/ISCE board had a lot of English, and parents wanted...
Post a Comment
Read more