The Kannadigas of TAPMI in association with the Welfare committee recently celebrated Kannada Rajyotsava.
The celebrations included a display of Huli Vesha (Tiger Dance) which is a folk dance unique to the coastal region of Karnataka. The students witnessed the display of the local culture and shook a leg along with the dance group.
The cohort were presented with a banquet of local delicacies which were thoroughly savored by one and all.
PGP-1 vs PGP-2, a true TAPMI Tradition, where the seniors and juniors settle the age old rivalry on the field. The one of the most exciting evenings at TAPMI, consisted of 4 matches Throwball (Girls) and Volleyball (Boys), and Basketball (Girls and Boys)
The nail biting drama that unfolded, led to a complete whitewash of PGP-1 in the first two games. When the luck seemed to shine on the juniors, and adrenaline running high, PGP-2 seemed to outshine their juniors, with a clear victory!
With PGP-2 crowned as winners, the most awaited match of PGP-1 VS PGP-2 came to a close!
The Literary and Media Committee of TAPMI (LiMe) organised “ABHIVYAKTI- A Gateway to Unbounded Expression”. It is an open-mic event where students are given a platform to express themselves in any form of literary art. It was born out of the need to provide a safe space for students to freely express themselves, liberating them of inhibitions and judgements.
The main attraction of the event is the “Circle of Trust”, an illuminated realm, where students are encouraged to allow their thoughts to flow through their words and actions. Participants showcased their creativity through beautiful paintings, soulful poetry and strong recitals that touched the hearts of the audience.
The Bikers, Runners and TrekkersClub (B.R.A.T.S) comprises of a group of enthusiastic students who organize bike trips, runs and treks. This weekend they organised a trek to Kavaledurga fort which is 80 kms from the campus. The distance was covered on bikes. The journey started at 6 a.m in the morning in two groups, each having 15 bikes. It was a breathtaking experience for both the riders and pillion. After reaching the location around, they began the trek, which was for a distance of 3 kms, through the forest and the fort, right to the hill top. Like someone once said, “the best view comes after the hardest climb”, this journey proved exactly that.
Samnidhy is the only registered Student Managed Investment Fund (SMIF) in India. It is a platform for budding investors to learn the skills of investment. It provides an excellent hands-on learning experience to the analysts in portfolio management and equity research covering thirteen key sectors. Samnidhy is registered under the Indian Partnership Act with the Registrar of Firms, Karnataka. It has an official board of directors and is regulated with strict guidelines and procedures. The firm is divided into the Analyst Team, Marketing Team and HR Team. It receives constant guidance, support and mentorship from the advisory board which includes Prof. Madhu Veeraraghavan, Prof. Vishwanathan Iyer and senior capital market professionals.
Samnidhy stands for fostering fortunes by giving students a unique learning opportunity to enhance their knowledge in capital markets and learn how to keep up with the latest market trends. It also conducts events such as Investment Education Series and Guest Lectures by industry stalwarts.
The Piramal Tangram Challenge started in November 2019, with 1800+ teams from 48 premier institutions in the campus round to over 14 teams in Round 4. In the final round, 5 teams were shortlisted for presenting in front of the Piramal Promoters Family.
The challenge given to them was the design and implementation of water conservation efforts so that their long term impact over a place where ground water level is nearing zero is sustainable. Our student team - 'Madhurya', consisting of Shashank Kamath, Vishnu Vardhan, Simran Tejuja, Shomit Sengupta and Venugopal K, has emerged as the winner of this challenge. The grand prize consisted of a Marvelous Trophy and a cash prize of Rs 1 Lakh.
With the guidance of our professors and support from the institution, our students have been able to achieve this remarkable feat.
We are delighted to announce, TAPMI Team Shark in Suits - Siddharth Kashyap, Dhruv Bhonagiri, and Sayani Mukherjee from PGP-I have been adjudged the winners of the Accenture Business Innovation Challenge.
Approximately 12000 teams had registered for the challenge out of which only 10 teams reached the final round. In their journey to reach the top, they had to get through a Quiz round followed by simulation and innovative elevator pitch in round 2. In the final round, teams had to present a solution for a real-world business problem in the post-digital era. The winners were awarded prizes worth INR 300,000.
I am expecting a CAT score between 80-85 percentile. 2+ years of Work experience with a multinational IT company in Mumbai.
10th- 92 perncent
12th 78 percent
Btech- 7.53 CGPA
As per the TAPMI website, the cutoff is 85 percentile for freshers and less than 2 years of work ex, but for work experience( 2+) holders, the cutoff is not mentioned.
Can someone help me understand what are my chance of getting shortlisted if I end up at somewhere around 83-84 percentile given my profile.
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10th - 9.6 CGPA
12th - 70%
Grad. - 70%
Cat - 87.71 percentile
Male, General, non engineer
No work experience
Which streams do i stand a chance to get shortlisted Or should i just look for other options.
Please do guide.
CAT OA 88.4 VA/LR/QA- 89.4/55.6/93.9
X/XII/grad- 85.57/79.67/7.24
Work ex- 27 months
Obc engineer.
What are my chances to get a call?
Thanks in advance!