My Story - ISB and beyond !!!

• Indian School of Business (ISB)
• Delhi College of Engineering (DCE)
 

• Anoop Vijaykumar
• Bharanidharan V
• Ford Prefect
• Raghini Rajaram
• Raja Banerjee
• Ram (Thats me)
• Ramki S

Vocal
• Sanjay Subrahmanyan
• Semmangudi Srinivasa Iyer
• TM Krishna
• TN Seshagopalan
• R. Vedavalli
• Bombay Jayashri

Violin
• Lalgudi Jayaraman
• M.S.Gopalakrishnan

Mridangam
• My Guru (old site)
• Palghat Mani Iyer
• Karaikudi Mani
• Umayalapuram Sivaraman
• Tiruvarur Vaidyanathan

Ghatam
• TH Vinayakaram
• S Karthick
• Suresh

Khanjira
• G. Harishankar

• Great Bong
• Indian Economy Blog
• Malcolm Gladwell
• Rajdeep Sardesai
• Rama Bijapurkar
• Rashmi Bansal
• World Bank PSD Blog
 

• Collaborative Blog


Class of 2006
• Alok on "Learnings from ISB"
• Alok Srivastava
• Amit Sharma
• Ankur Warikoo
• Anoop Vijaykumar
• Ashish Pokharna
• Bharanidharan V
• Chandrashekar Vattikutti
• Ford Prefect
• Gautam Chugani
• Girishkrishnan A
• Karthik Ganesan
• Karthik Ramachandran
• Manish Madan
• Nishant Jayaprakash
• Prameet Kamat
• Raghini Rajaram
• Ramki A
• Rohit Kapoor
• Ruchir Shah
• Sandeep Jha
• Shameek Chakravarty
• Shankar Prakash J
• Shilpa Arora
• Shrutkeerti Khurana
• Simran Khara
• Sridhar Katta
• Suneetha Nagaraj
• Vaibhav Fadnavis
• Vijay Mulbagal
• Vikram Salgaonkar
• Vineeth Kumar
• Wife of an ISBian


Class of 2007
• Abhishek Jain
• Alok Jain
• Anuradha Sunku
• Archana Rao
• Arun Dhar
• Chiranth Chanappa
• Deepak Mittal
• Disha Rustogi
• Kapil Mantri
• Karthik Bharathy
• Kiran Cavale
• Kishore Krishna
• Krishnan Ramaswami
• Kumar Rajendran
• Mahesh Shenoy
• Manu Karan
• Nikhil Kamma
• Nikhil Kaushik
• Piyush Kheria
• Pratima Jayaram
• Priyanka Rath
• Rishik Ghosh
• Rujuta
• Sabyasachi Mohanty
• Santosh BS
• Satish Udayagiri
• Sharad Mittal
• Shivangi Tiwari
• Sowmya Velayudham
• Sukalp Sharma
• Sumit Poddar
• Sundeep Tibrewal
• Swapnil Deopurkar
• Swapnil Nadkar
• Venkat Raman
• Vinay Pandey
• Vithal Donakonda
• Yashovardhan Gupta

5 Comments:

 Anonymous said...

Hey Ram,

its nice knowing ur exp at isb thruu this site. get to know a lot!

btw where do u find all the time in this world to write these? :) bec i know its really gruelling at isb esp w the workload!

 Ram said...

Hi,

Is this Jasmine from moto/freescale?

Time is scarce here and workload is high but checking mails and net surfing is also an integral part of life. Latest addition to the list is blogging.

Cheers !!
Ram.

 Anonymous said...

No, im not fm Moto/freescale? what is that anyways? :)

Well but its nice to read ur posting up there. Hey Ram i do read the latest updates on ahoo grps but i want ot know if you applied for isb in R1 or R2? do u think there is any specific disadvantage to it?

Kindly let me know
thanks

 Ram said...

I had applied in R2. In my opinion, there is no specific disadvantage. The key thing is that your essays and rest of the application have to be ready. If an applicant feels that he/she has not been able to do justice to his essays by R1 deadline, R2 is the way to go. If essays are ready, he/she can go ahead and apply in R1.

 Anonymous said...

ISB is the next to be exposed. Its hugely under debt and the sponsors are sick of bailing it again and again. Their placement stats are a huge fraud as they use averages calculated on multiple offers for the same student. The ROI for students is hugely negative as most students get lousy jobs. Only morons will give up IIM admissions for ISB - in any case the morons deserve ISB! The IIMs are full of students who had ISB offers that they spurned to join IIM. The so called world class faculty at ISB are usually the lousy faculty from B grade US Schools who are looking for a paid holiday in India.