[luckycat]

Thats very interesting. Going to Himalayas for learning Management. I never thought that Management learning could be that much fun.
Experiential Learning - if I interpret it right would mean, learning through experience, looks like a nice manner of learning.

[maverick_sahil]

Originally Posted by luckycat

Thats very interesting. Going to Himalayas for learning Management. I never thought that Management learning could be that much fun.
Experiential Learning - if I interpret it right would mean, learning through experience, looks like a nice manner of learning.

You've hit the nail on the head!!!
It is indeed a whole lotta fun, but then that's shortlived, the academic rigour of the course is really demanding!!
All in all it is an experience to say the least...............
Chao

[anish88]

I see this thread turning more into a 'how is IWSB' thread. We already have one of those!
As far as Life@IWSB goes, its one hell of a balanced ride. Let me explain. Like all decent b-schools, the academics take up a major chunk of our life. The difference, atleast how I feel and Sahil would agree with me here, is in the ride itself. The teaching methodology, the assignments and even the environment here are something to write home about. Our institute is a boundryless organisation wherein we can approach any of the faculty members directly, and heck, we address most of them by their first names! And this forms a significant part of the IWSB culture.
Oh and the subjects we study, like Geo-Political Environment (which, by the way, is taught in only a few b-schools worldwide) in term 3, Man and Society in term 2(going on right now) and Motivation in term 3 et al are unique to IWSB (atleast in India) and these subjects go way beyond books, heck there are no books for a bunch of them! They've been put there to help mould us into aware individuals, and not just run of the mill managers. So my point here is that our time here at IWSB isnt just about learning a bunch of subjects that 'should' be known to a future manager, its about becoming well rounded individuals - 'coz one needs to know thyself before knowing everything else.

Anish Arora
IWSB 2008-10

[lekha.desai.87]

Sahil- i am looking forward to applying to IWSB for the year 2009-11. Looking forward to having a lot of fun at IWSB.

[maverick_sahil]

Thank you for showing interest in IWSB.......we at IWSB are also looking forward to the 2009-2011 Batch.
Hope you are a part of the batch!!!
All the best.........

Rgds
Sahil

[goutam1984]

dear students,
please feel free to post your quaries about iwsb anytime or contact me at pg10.goutam.kumar@iwsb.in
regards,
goutam kumar
pgp 2008-10,
IWSB.

[ashishnarang633]

Gautam, I appreciate your helping nature...but can we handle the inquires at "how is iwsb"? can we have this thread for discussing our experience ???

[AMREEN SHAHID]

hi

i hv got a call frm iwsb on d basis of my performance in mocks.
i wish 2 know wether it is really a gud colg or not?
does iwsb provides campus placement?
what is d avrg package 4 any passout of dis colg???
i have also heard dat iwsb does not have separate hostels for girls and boyz.....
is it true????
can any1 help me regarding dez questions??????

[ashishnarang633]

Hi Amreen,
First of all, congratulations for getting a call from IWSB.

College is really good, class apart, in one word-AWESOME. All of us(both the batches of PGP) are highly satisfied regarding "Just everything".

Final placements are about to start, in the month of January. Many big companies have agreed for placements. So, exact about packages can't be given. But ya, we have a track record of summer placements in the companies like BBC, Educomp, Capgemini, AstraZeneca, APL, OUTLOOK, EMERSON etc with valuable projects and handsome stipends. And the final placements are supposed to be on the same track...
you can view more information on regarding placements by clicking on the link given below.
Indus World School of Business - Industry Engagement and Placements

About hostels, hostel of girls and boys are on different floors.

[ashishnarang633]

some of the recent pics of the new campus