<p>The MBA students of ISBR attended a series of panel discussions held in the college. The discussions had a team of experts from various sectors like hospitality, real estate, manufacturing, finance and IT. <br /><br /></p>.<p>Students were made aware of industry practices, skills and the attitude required. They were also given tips to crack interviews. The sessions were moderated by the faculty members. <br />The interactive discussion concluded with a question-answer session. <br /><br /> Krishnadas, a third-semester PGDM (marketing) student, felt that the sessions were an eye-opener to the working of the corporate world. “The panelists spoke about the present situation in the market. I felt that the sessions bridged the much needed <br />academia-industry gap. Now we can build on these <br />experiences,” he explained. <br /><br />Pointing out that the students were new to the industry jargon, Vijith VS, another student, said, “Understanding some of those terms was a bit challenging. But after the sessions, we consulted our faculty members who helped us get a complete picture.” <br /><br />He added, “The panelists shared many of their experiences which I’m sure will come of use to us.”<br /><br /> Agreed Sangeeta Sarnah, who attended all the sessions, “We got an idea of the working of so many different sectors. In fact, we got a real picture of the industries. I’m sure this will help us.”<br /><br /> Explaining that the sessions were a ‘practical experience’, a second-year student of marketing and international business, Srinivasa Nandan, said, “I particularly enjoyed the discussion on real estate, which I felt I could relate to especially since I have done my internship in the same area.”<br /></p>
<p>The MBA students of ISBR attended a series of panel discussions held in the college. The discussions had a team of experts from various sectors like hospitality, real estate, manufacturing, finance and IT. <br /><br /></p>.<p>Students were made aware of industry practices, skills and the attitude required. They were also given tips to crack interviews. The sessions were moderated by the faculty members. <br />The interactive discussion concluded with a question-answer session. <br /><br /> Krishnadas, a third-semester PGDM (marketing) student, felt that the sessions were an eye-opener to the working of the corporate world. “The panelists spoke about the present situation in the market. I felt that the sessions bridged the much needed <br />academia-industry gap. Now we can build on these <br />experiences,” he explained. <br /><br />Pointing out that the students were new to the industry jargon, Vijith VS, another student, said, “Understanding some of those terms was a bit challenging. But after the sessions, we consulted our faculty members who helped us get a complete picture.” <br /><br />He added, “The panelists shared many of their experiences which I’m sure will come of use to us.”<br /><br /> Agreed Sangeeta Sarnah, who attended all the sessions, “We got an idea of the working of so many different sectors. In fact, we got a real picture of the industries. I’m sure this will help us.”<br /><br /> Explaining that the sessions were a ‘practical experience’, a second-year student of marketing and international business, Srinivasa Nandan, said, “I particularly enjoyed the discussion on real estate, which I felt I could relate to especially since I have done my internship in the same area.”<br /></p>