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Orientation and Induction Program (Batch 2021 – 23) at Jaipuria Institute of Management, Lucknow

Starting out life as a management student is a ginormous decision in itself! which we recently found in the new batch of 2021-23 of Jaipuria Institute of Management, Lucknow. Their dreams of being an aspiring manager got a kickstart with their Orientation and Induction Program held between 26th July to 29th July 2021. To get familiar with the taste of the corporate world and the new beginnings of their career, the students were welcomed with one-to-one sessions with the faculty, alumni, and the senior batch.

When it comes to management institute, professionalism, opportunities, learning, and practical exposure are the most considered words. Also, not to forget about the mission and vision of the institute which influences students the most in the building blocks of their managerial journey! The faculty, mentors, and the seniors play the role of a wingman in these two-year journeys of the students, and with their insightful teachings, they try to create a positive impact on the students. The same was done by Dr, Kavita Pathak (Director, Jaipuria Lucknow) and other faculty members who shared enlightening words of wisdom emphasizing various managerial and academic aspects and prompting legion participation and opportunities for the new batch to explore their hidden talents.

Orientation and Induction Program (Batch 2021 – 23) at Jaipuria Institute of Management, Lucknow

College campus ushers manifold memories, some good some bad! but this covid situation has brought a temporary full stop to them. Thus, what’s better than displaying a campus tour video for the new batch to acquaint them with the institute!

MBA as a career brings various emotional ups and downs in one’s life but in the end, what actually matters is how you deal with the situation. For the same, Dr. V.P Singh (Distinguished Adjunct Professor) was invited to conduct an active discussion about personal effectiveness, self-disclosure, and perceptiveness. When you enter the corporate world, you realize that proper grooming and professional appearance are important to gain a positive impression and respect in the workplace. Mr. Sahil Nayar (Senior Associate Director, KPMG)Mr. Sharad Verma (Head HR, IRIS Software), and Mr. Avadesh Dixit (Chief Human Resources Officer, GPHR) elevated the session on professional grooming and talked about 5 L’s Looks, Language, Likeability, Location and LinkedIn.

Orientation and Induction Program (Batch at Jaipuria Institute of Management, Lucknow

Considering the importance of the placement management cell, Ms. Shivangi Agnihotri (Executive Supply Chain Non-Make at HUL) focused on maintaining a balance between extra-curricular activities and academics. Mr. Md Ashab Hussain Rizvi (Subject matter expert, Deloitte) focused upon business communication skills and being in touch with the technology, Mr. Nitesh Kumar Singh (Catalogue Manager, Amazon) emphasized building soft and managerial skills.

A mentor is a person who supports, advises, and guides. With that note in mind, Mentor-Mentee session was taken up wherein the senior batch of 2020-2022 got a chance to interact with their junior batchmates under the guidance of a faculty mentor. Further, a session on “Learning about CSR” took place emphasizing upon the desirable attributes for a successful corporate career wherein traits such as sustainable leaders, empathy, mindful decisions, and social and environmental responsibility were discussed with the students.

Orientation and Induction Program (Batch 2021 – 23) at Jaipuria Institute of Management, Lucknow

Evaluating the participants’ creative mindset and broadening the horizons of their soft skills, a thought-provoking activity named BOP Presentations was conducted in various panels with the faculties igniting an entrepreneurial spirit amongst the batch of 2021-2023.

Providing insight into the rich culture and the heritage of Lucknow, Nawab Jafar Mir Abdullah (Member, Royal family of Lucknow) was invited to talk about the city of ‘adobe, ‘nawabs’ and ‘kebabs’. Talking about the rich heritage that the city holds, he talked about the Mughal emperors ruling the city and walked through the prominent historical artifacts present in Lucknow.

Familiarizing the students about Business and its evaluation since past thousand years from a handicraft stage to automation and rapid technological innovation, the session named the “What” of business was conducted.

Orientation and Induction Program (Batch at Jaipuria Institute of Management, Lucknow

Lastly a session on “Corporate Career” took place. The esteemed guests for the session were Mr. Pushpesh Singh (VP- Sales Zee5), Mr. Sudesh Kumar (DGM, Head of Fraud Risk Management, Indian bank) and (Mr. Ajay Dhyani, Head Marketing and E-commerce, Timex Group). The guest talked about the current market scenario and laid emphasis on corporate expectations from freshers.

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Orientation and Induction Program at Jaipuria Institute of Management, Jaipur

Orientation and Induction Program at Jaipuria Institute of Management, Jaipur

The induction program for the PGDM batch 2021-23 started on 26th July 2021. The first day of the induction program started with “Hawan & Pooja”, Saraswati Vandana, and a welcome invocation song by faculty & staff. Shri Rajeev Dubey, Chairman of Mahindra Insurance Brokers Ltd, Mahindra Steel Service Centre Ltd, and Mahindra First Choice Wheels Ltd; Member, Governing Body of the International Labour Organization (ILO), Geneva; Board Member, International Organization of Employers (IOE), Geneva, was the Chief Guest for the Inaugural session. The Guest of honor was our own alumni (from PGDM Batch 2008- 10), Kamna Mishra, AVP- Credit, Bank of America.

Orientation and Induction Program at Jaipuria Institute of Management, Jaipur

On Day 2 of the Induction Program for batch 2021-23, Jaipuria Institute of Management, Jaipur conducted its first Life & Learning Session. The esteemed speaker for the session was Dr. Sanjay Kumar, Country Director – India, Lakshmi Mittal South Asia Institute, Harvard University, USA, and President, Harvard Club of India. He talked on a pertinent theme ‘In Pursuit of Augmenting Individual Social Responsibility. The session also witnessed the launch of the ‘Human Library’ concept. The next session scheduled in the day was an introductory and very interactive session of Jaipuria Student Council 2021 with the new batch of PGDM 2021-23.

On day 3 of the induction program for batch 2021-2023, Jaipuria Institute of Management, Jaipur conducted its session on Winter Internship for Societal Happiness (WISH) program. The second session of Day 3 of Induction Program 2021 was a discussion on a Book ‘MBA is not about Money, Blazer, and Arrogance’ by Krishna Kranti.

Day 4 of the Induction Program started with the second Life and Learning session. The esteemed speaker for the session was Dr. Beena Pinto, advisor VAST TEC, Bengaluru. She discussed the theme” Train your brain to increase efficiency and effectiveness”. The 2nd session of the day was delivered by Dr. Anita Sharma, CEO of Inkpot Hub who spoke on the topic “Why is Research Important for Students?”  Orientation and Induction Program (Batch 2021–23) at Jaipuria Institute of Management, Jaipur

On day 5 there will be a session on “Professionalism & Officers like Quality (OLQ)” by Dr. Anurag Singh (Dean-Academics). The 2nd session for the day will be the third Life & Learning Session on the theme “Deciphering D2B” where the distinguished speaker will be General Rajesh Sahai. The 3rd session will be an Interaction with Parents of the batch 2021-23.

On day 6, an Alumni Talk shall be organized which will be graced by Tejveer Kaur, HR Executive, Stratogent Technology Services, Bangalore Sristhi Paliwal, MT, Spectrum, Bangalore Surbhi Baj, Assistant Manager at Careers360, New Delhi Lavesh Sharma, Regional Manager, L&T Financial Services, Rajasthan Tuhina Rani, India Head, Talent Acquisition, HR, Itiviti Mumbai.

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On day 7, Life & Learning Session – IV will be organized on the theme “Career and Personal Vision” which shall be delivered by Dr. Dieu Hack-Polay, International Academic Professor, Canada & UK. The 2nd session for the day will be on the topic “Laugh it Loud”, in Conversation with Tapas Mohapatra, Co-Founder, Possiblers.

The rest of the induction days are packed with meaningful and instructive seminars like Placements at Jaipuria by Career Management Center (CMC), Student-Driven/ Engagement Activities, Round Table on “Starting Your Career with Start-ups”, “International Exchange and Opportunities” Session, Session on Centers of Excellence at Jaipuria Jaipur, etc. Finally, we shall have the Induction Valedictory on 7th August 2021. The Director’s Address and BOP presentations are also scheduled for the last day of the induction program.

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10 solid reasons why MBA/PGDM acts as great Launchpads for Future Entrepreneurs

Global Entrepreneurship Monitor reveals that over 60% of adults all over the world believe that entrepreneurship is a good career choice for them. The number of self-employed individuals globally as well as in India is rising. From Atal Innovation Mission to Start-up India Initiative, the government is making the right sounds to boost the entrepreneurial ecosystem in the country. But there is one move that can lead future entrepreneurs to startup success. Startups in India see a 108% growth in funding. This industry is grown at a speed of 7X and India stands at 2nd position globally.

Bringing a new idea to life, being the master of your own destiny, being a jobmaker are just some of the reasons why we want to turn into entrepreneurs. It can be an extremely rewarding and satisfying choice. But if there is one thing seasoned entrepreneurs will tell you, it’s that it can be a daunting and challenging ride. However, you can be prepared for it in the best way possible by going through the rigors of an MBA program that molds future entrepreneurs.

What do MBA / PGDM programs offer entrepreneurial aspirants:

    1. Understanding of Business: Firstly, management programs are structured to offer students insights into different areas of running a business. You will build a strong foundation in areas of Marketing, Finance, Human Resources, and more.
    2. Time Management: While management programs might not be anywhere close to the overwhelming startup setup, it certainly is challenging. You have to manage deadlines, stay on top of your assignments and deliver every single day. It builds resilience, a crucial trait for entrepreneurs, and prepares you for the road ahead.
    3. Art of Presentation: Speaking of PGDM assignments and presentations; according to a large number of students, they remain the single most confidence-building exercise. As an entrepreneur, you are going to be on the big stage. These tasks help aspirants get rid of the stage fear and take on the role confidently.
    4. Teamwork: Another aspect of B School learning is teamwork through projects and other assignments. As a student, you get to collaborate with peers from different backgrounds and diverse perspectives. New entrepreneurs need to have a handle on managing teams and getting the best out of them, which is something you learn through these assignments.
    5. Platform to exhibit Talent: B Schools also offer you an excellent opportunity to showcase your skills on dynamic platforms including college fests. Student clubs are excellent training grounds to sharpen your leadership skills.
    6. Understand Trade Tricks: Organizing seminars and workshops is one thing, participating in them and rubbing shoulders with who’s who of the business world is quite another. Through these B School conferences and seminars, you learn tricks of the trade from the experts. Entrepreneurs who have been there, done that, can warn you of the pitfalls and inspire you to succeed.
    7. Network: B School campuses are also a hub of contacts with experienced professionals, academics, entrepreneurs along with those who can make waves in the future – your peers. This cohort of focused and driven students can be your advisors, sounding boards, collaborators, focus groups, customers, and thus a strong network asset.
    8. Confidence: Launching a startup involves impressing future partners and investors alike. Your PGDM courses boost your credentials and make a strong first impression on your behalf. They will see you as someone who has learned the ropes, understands the world of business and is ready to take the plunge. Simply put, it instills confidence in them for you.
    9. Risk-Taking Ability: Many “business gurus” will tell you that entrepreneurship is all about taking risks. While it’s true that launching any startup involves risks, management programs also teach you to mitigate them. As your risk-taking abilities are encouraged you will be in a better position to assess them and make the right moves for your business.
      1. Incubation Centre: Top B Schools in the country also have special initiatives to hone entrepreneurial skills and mindset amongst students. Jaipuria Institute of Management (Lucknow, Noida, Jaipur, Indore) has E-Cell that conducts related activities throughout the year. The aim remains to shape and nurture entrepreneurs of tomorrow.

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