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What are the pros and cons of an Mba degree from a tier 1 college in India for an aspiring entrepreneur?

Does marks matters!? What's your take on this topic 'cause in every college almost every student is running after marks and not focusing on the skills which industry actually requires. Honestly I don't think that marks actually matter but still the

Honestly, I didn't find traditional education very useful for my entrepreneurial journey. My real learning began when I started self-educating through articles, investor insights, and business podcasts. I've also gained invaluable lessons from the mi

Why I Love Traveling and Meeting New People You know what's been really eye-opening for me? Getting out there and meeting all of the different people from around the country and world. Traveling and connecting with others has honestly changed my

Hello everyone, My name is Kaiful Haque. This year, I completed my Bachelor's in Commerce (B.Com), and I am currently learning advanced financial modeling and equity research. I have a keen interest in investment banking and private equity roles. Ri

4 Indian entrepreneurs Competing with 1 app called Linkedin but at the end of the day winner will be one who integrates all the features simultaneously and becomes a valuable resource or asset for businessmen which helps them to stay competitive in t

Tomorrow my last paper of 5th semester. I am not attend college regularly just goes to exam.. but in that time I studied about some financial courses and develop some skill. I want to do MBA but my CAT score is not good. so I decide to take 1 year ga

Hey guys, I'm in a bit of a dilemma. I recently graduated but didn't study much during college, so I don't have many skills. I did some graphic designing and got interested in UI/UX design, but never really learned it fully. Now that college is over,

Planning your MBA? Option 1- You look for would be for a ISB or an IIM A/B/C. Now this is not easy to crack for 99% Indians and on top of it, it's super expensive. Option 2 - Remaining MBAs are not that greatly valued by companies. Hence we look

Your degree doesn’t define your startup’s success. Your mindset does. I come from a humble middle-class family. No IIT, no IIM, no MBA tag. Just a relentless fire to build something meaningful. In India, we often glorify degrees more than ideas. But