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PGP 2.0
Dedicated Career Week
To ensure students are able to prepare for their placement interviews, a dedicated Career Week has been incorporated in the academic calendar. This week will include career preparation workshops, and presentation by industry leaders to ensure that students are prepared to make correct choices during the placement week.
Study Treks
An additional practical component introduced in the curriculum from the batch of 2020 onwards are the Study Treks. There will be three variations of the study treks:
International, where students will be visiting organisations at international locations and will interact with key stakeholders
Domestic, where students will be visiting domestic organisations
Government/NGO trek where students will be exposed to workings of the social sector and government sector.
Core Courses
Business Communication
Hyderabad
Kanishka Sinha
Still Water Consulting
Girish Manimaran
Still Water Consulting
Mohali
Girish Manimaran
Stillwater Consulting Services
Financial Accounting & Decision Making
Hyderabad
Hariom Manchiraju
Indian School of Business
Anup Srivastava
Robinson College of Business, University of Calgary
Shyam Sunder
Eller School of Management, University of Arizona
Mohali
Mary Lea McAnally
Mays Business School - Texas A&M University
Swaminathan Sridharan
Kellogg School of Management
Managerial Economics
Hyderabad
Aaditya Dar
Indian School of Business
Deepal Basak
Indian School of Business
Shilpa Aggarwal
Indian School of Business
Nishant Ravi
Indian School of Business
Mohali
Sisir Debnath
IIT, Delhi
Aaditya Dar
Indian School of Business
Marketing Management
Hydrabad
Siddharth Singh
Indian School of Business
Sundar Bharadwaj
Terry College of Business, University of Georgia
Nanda Kumar
UT Dallas
Mohali
Abhinav Uppal
Indian School of Business
Responsible Leadership
Hyderabad
Sreedhari Desai
KenaFlagler Business School, University of North Carolina
Mohali
James Schmidtke
Sid Craig School of Business
Statistical Methods for Management Decisions
Hyderabad
Subodha Kumar
Temple University
Pallavi Basu
Indian School of Business
Mohali
V Nagadevara
Former Professor and Dean, Indian Institute of Management Bangalore
Richard Waterman
The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania
Competitive Strategy
Hyderabad
Siddharth Sharma
Indian School of Business
Prashant Kale
Rice University
Akbar Zaheer
Carlson School of Management , University of Minnesota
Jaya Dixit
Indian School of Business
Mohali
Siddharth Sharma
Indian School of Business
Jay Anand
Fisher College of Business,The Ohio State University
Decision Models & Optimisation
Hyderabad
Sumit Kunnumkal
Indian School of Business
Ravi Subramanian
Scheller College of Business at Georgia Tech
Nagadevara
IIM , Bangalore
Mohali
Achal Bassamboo
Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University
Chaithanya Bandi
NUS Business School
Ravi Subramanian
Scheller College of Business, Georgia Institute of Technology
Global Economics
Hyderabad
Amartya Lahiri
University of British Columbia. Vancouver School of Economics
Krishna B Kumar
RAND
Shekhar Tomar
Indian School of Business
Mohali
Shiv Dixit
Indian School of Business
Marketing Decision Making
Hyderabad
Ashish Sood
A.Gary Anderson Graduate School of Management, University of California,Riverside
Madhu Viswanathan
Indian School of Business
Sriram Venkatraman
UNC’s Kenan-Flagler Business School, USA
Mohali
Raghuram Bommaraju
Indian School of Business
Corporate Finance
Hyderabad
Prachi Dueskar
Indian School of Business
Omesh Kini
Georgia State University , USA
Bhagwan Chowdhry
Indian School of Business
Shashwat Alok
Indian School of Business
Mohali
Krishnamurthy Vaidyanathan
Indian School of Business
Suren Mansinghka
Retired Faculty, University of California
Management of Organisations
Hyderabad
Luis Martins
McCombs School of Business, University of Texas at Austin
Chandrasekhar Sripada
Indian School of Business
James Schmidtke
California State University Fresno
Mohali
Prasad Balkundi
School of Management, University at Buffalo, State University of New York
Sreedhari Desai
Kenan-Flagler Business School, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Managerial Accounting and Decision Making
Hyderabad
Kannan Raghunandan
Florida International University
Nandu Nagarajan
University of Texas at Arlington , USA
Mohali
Sudarshan Jayaraman
Simon Business School,University of Rochester
Operations Management
Hyderabad
Sarvanan Kesavan
UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School
Sarang Deo
Indian School of Business
Sripad Devalkar
Indian School of Business
Mohali
Vishwakant Malladi
Indian School of Business
Corporate Finance II
Hyderabad
Ramana Sonti
Indian School of Business
Shashwat Alok
Indian School of Business
Nitin Kumar
Indian School of Business
Mohali - 2020-21
Ramabhadran Thirumalai
Indian School of Business
Krishnamurthy Vaidyanathan
Indian School of Business
Strategies for the Digital Economy
Hyderabad
Deepa Mani
Indian School of Business
Rajib Saha
Indian School of Business
Ramnath Chellappa
Goizueta Business School , Emory University , USA
Mohali - 2020-21
Abhishek Kathuria
Indian School of Business
Specialisations & Elective Courses - Hyderabad
Corporate Development: Mergers & Acquisitions
Hyderabad
Siddharth Sharma
Indian School of Business
Logistics and Supply Chain Management
Hyderabad
Milind Sohoni
Indian School of Business
Market Competition and Antitrust Policy
Hyderabad
Nishant Ravi
Indian School of Business
Managing Teams
Hyderabad
Ormiston Margaret
George Washington University
Marketing Research
Hyderabad
Sudhir Voleti
Indian School of Business
Options and Futures
Hyderabad
Nitin Kumar
Indian School of Business
Strategic Human Resource Management
Hyderabad
Chandrasekhar S
Indian School of Business
Smart Money Management
Hyderabad
Nitin Kumar
Indian School of Business
Business Analytics using Data Mining
Hyderabad
Rajib Saha
Indian School of Business
Hyderabad
Vandith Pamuru
Indian School of Business
Business to Business Marketing
Hyderabad
Kiran Pedada
Indian School of Business
Corporate Control, Mergers and Acquisitions
Hyderabad
Amit Goyal
University of Lausanne , Switzerland
Change Management
Hyderabad
S Ramnarayan
Indian School of Business
Digital and Social Media Marketing
Hyderabad
Madhu Viswanathan
Indian School of Business
Digital Transformation and Innovation in the Manufacturing Ecosystem
Hyderabad
Chandan Chowdhury
Indian School of Business
Entrepreneurship
Hyderabad
Anusha Sirigiri
Indian School of Business
Financial Statement Analysis
Hyderabad
Shyam Sunder
Eller School of Management, University of Arizona
Going Public and Going Private
Hyderabad
Ramana Sonti
Indian School of Business
Global Strategic Management
The Indian Health Care Services System
Hyderabad
DVR Seshadri
Indian School of Business
Managing Strategic Partnerships
Hyderabad
DVR Seshadri
Indian School of Business
Negotiation Analysis
Hyderabad
Pooja Mishra
Indian School of Business
Project Management
Hyderabad
Vijaya Sunder M
Indian School of Business
Pricing
Hyderabad
Manish Gangwar
Indian School of Business
Software Product Management
Hyderabad
Sumeet Kumar
Indian School of Business
Deepa Mani
Indian School of Business
Business Valuation Using Financial Statements
Hyderabad
Krishnamurthy Vaidyanathan
Indian School of Business
CEO perspectives
Hyderabad
Doreswamy Nandkishore
Indian School of Business
Consumer Behaviour
Hyderabad
TBD
Corporate Strategy and Organization Design
Hyderabad
Prothit Sen
Indian School of Business
Data Analytics in Finance
Hyderabad
Seyoung Kim
Indian School of Business
Economics of Strategy
Hyderabad
TBD
Amit Jain Chauradia
Indian School of Business
Healthcare Analytics
Hyderabad
Ravi Chawla
Indian School of Business
TBD
Intro to FinTech: Innovations and Disruptions to Traditional Finance
Hyderabad
Lil Mohan
Acrostix LLC , USA
Indian Financial Systems
Hyderabad
Prasanna Tantri
Indian School of Business
Leveraging Web 2.0 – Social Media, Online Advertising and Web Analytics (Mandatory Elective)
Hyderabad
Amit Mehra
Jindal School of Management , University of Texas at Dallas
Anindya Ghose
Leonard N. Stern School of Business ,New York University
Marketing Services
Hyderabad
Piyush Kumar
Terry College of Business, University of Georgia
Marketing Strategy
Hyderabad
S Arunachalam
Indian School of Business
Negotiation Analysis
Hyderabad
Leena Kinger Hans
Indian School of Business
Pricing and Revenue Analytics
Hyderabad
Sumit Kunnumkal
Indian School of Business
Product and Service Design
Hyderabad
Sanjiv Erat
Rady School of Management, University of California
Sreekumar Bhaskaran
Cox School of Business, Southern Methodist University, USA
Risk Management
Hyderabad
Krishnamurthy Vaidyanathan
Indian School of Business
Security Markets and Trading
Hyderabad
Ramabhadran Thirumalai
Indian School of Business
Software Product Management
Hyderabad
Sumeet Kumar
Indian School of Business
Deepa Mani
Indian School of Business
Artificial Intelligence for Business and Society
Hyderabad
Avik Sarkar
Indian School of Business
Business Experiments and Data-Driven Organizations
Hyderabad
Jui Ramprasad
Robert H. Smith School of Business , University of Maryland
Gal Singer
The Coller School of Management, Tel Aviv University, Israel
Business Process Excellence
Hyderabad
Vijaya Sunder M
Indian School of Business
Brand Management
Hyderabad
TBD
Corporate Entrepreneurship
Hyderabad
Anusha Sirigiri
Indian School of Business
Distribution Channels
Hyderabad
Ahmed Timoumi
Indian School of Business
Data-Driven Strategies for Digital Platforms
Hyderabad
Jui Ramprasad
Robert H. Smith School of Business , University of Maryland
Gal Singer
The Coller School of Management, Tel Aviv University, Israel
Digital Transformation and Innovation in the Manufacturing Ecosystem
Hyderabad
Chandan Chowdhury
Indian School of Business
Entrepreneurship and Venture Capital
Hyderabad
Francis Kim
Indian School of Business
Forecasting Analytics
Hyderabad
Sumanta Singha
Indian School of Business
Health Care Entrepreneurship
Hyderabad
DVR Seshadri
Indian School of Business
Power and Politics
Hyderabad
Vijayasankaran Anand
Indian School of Business
Public Finance
Hyderabad
Shiv Dixit
Indian School of Business
Retailing
Hyderabad
Ahmed Timoumi
Indian School of Business
Strategic Customer Analytics
Hyderabad
TBD
Service Operations Management
Hyderabad
Manpreet S. Hora
Georgia Institute of Technology , USA
Strategic Innovation Management
Hyderabad
Anand Nandkumar
Indian School of Business
Transaction Analysis and Modeling
Hyderabad
Ashish Kohli
NYU Tandon School of Engineering ,USA
Transaction Analysis and Modeling (TURBO)
Hyderabad
Ashish Kohli
NYU Tandon School of Engineering ,USA
Arts of Communication
Hyderabad
Mihir Mankad
The Fletcher School Tufts University , USA
Climate Change and Business
Hyderabad
Ashwini Chhatre
Indian School of Business
Competitive strategies in emerging markets
Hyderabad
TBD
Digital Game Design Techniques for Businesses
Hyderabad
Karthik Kannan
Krannert School of Management , USA
Designing and Managing Effective Healthcare Delivery Systems
Hyderabad
Sarang Deo
Indian School of Business
Digital Innovation Strategies
Hyderabad
TBD
Fixed Income Securities
Hyderabad
Apoorva Javadekar
Indian School of Business
Health Information Technology
Hyderabad
Adam Powell
President, Payer+Provider Syndicate , USA
Managing Complexity
Hyderabad
Edward W Rogers
Director, Mayjer Enterprises, USA
Marketing Communication Strategy
Hyderabad
Sanjay Sood
UCLA Anderson School of Management, Los Angeles
Marketing Strategy
Hyderabad
S Arunachalam
Indian School of Business
Machine Learning Basics for Marketers
Hyderabad
Sudhir Voleti
Indian School of Business
Real Estate Development and Financing of Ventures
Hyderabad
TBD
Karan Bhanot
College of Business, University of Texas at San Antonio
Rural Marketing
Hyderabad
DVR Seshadri
Indian School of Business
Prakash Bagri
Indian School of Business
Strategy, Leadership and Resource Management in Family Business
Hyderabad
Ramachandran K
Indian School of Business
Sustainable Manufacturing and Operations
Hyderabad
TBD
Strategic Performance Management
Hyderabad
Susan Wolcott
Independent Scholar and Education Consultant, Wolcott Lynch Associates
Naomi Soderstrom
The University of Melbourne, Australia
Strategic Talent Management
Hyderabad
Amit Jain Chauradia
Indian School of Business
The Business of Food
Hyderabad
Ashwini Chhatre
Indian School of Business
Business to Business Marketing
Hyderabad
DVR Seshadri
Indian School of Business
Business Value Of Disruptive Technologies
Hyderabad
Subodha Kumar
Fox School of Business, Temple University
Creativity and Leadership
Hyderabad
Ram Nidumolu
Indian School of Business
Digital Entrepreneurship in the city
Hyderabad
Deepa Mani
Indian School of Business
Abhishek Kathuria
Indian School of Business
Government, Society and Business
Hyderabad
Aaditya Dar
Indian School of Business
Human and Machine Intelligence
Hyderabad
Sudha Ram
Eller College of Management University of Arizona
TBD
Hedge Funds and their Trading Strategies
Hyderabad
Vikas Aggarwal
Georgia State University, J. Mack Robinson College of Business
International Finance
Hyderabad
Apoorva Javadekar
Indian School of Business
Microfinance
Hyderabad
Shilpa Aggarwal
Indian School of Business
Marketing Analytics
Hyderabad
Seetu Seetaraman
Olin Business School , Washington University in St. Louis , USA
Anand Bodapati
UCLA, Anderson School of Management , USA
New Product Development and Marketing
Hyderabad
TBD
Network Analytics
Hyderabad
Sudha Ram
Eller College of Management University of Arizona
Operations Strategy
Hyderabad
Vinod Singhal
Scheller College of Business Georgia Institute of Technology , USA
Glen Schmidt
David Eccles School of Business, University of Utah, USA
Strategic Procurement
Hyderabad
Parashuram Hotkar
Indian School of Business
Strategies for Growth
Hyderabad
Deepak Jena
Indian School of Business
Specialisations & Elective Courses - Mohali
Corporate Control, Mergers and Acquisitions
Mohali
Sreenivas Kamma
Kelley School of Business, Indiana University
Logistics and Supply Chain Management
Mohali
Vinayak Deshpande
Kenan-Flagler Business School, University of North Carolina Chapel-Hill
Managing Teams
Mohali
Shad Morris
Marriott School , Brigham Young University , USA
James Oldroyd
Marriott School , Brigham Young University , USA
Marketing Research
Mohali
Raghuram Bommiraju
Indian School of Business
Negotiations Analysis
Mohali
Nikhil Madan
Indian School of Business
The Indian Health Care Services System
Mohali
DVR Seshadri
Indian School of Business
Arts of Communication
Mohali
Siddharth Sharma
Indian School of Business
Business to Business Marketing
Mohali
Doreswamy Nandkishore
Indian School of Business
Business Process Excellence
Mohali
Amitav Chakravarti
London School of Economics
Corporate Development: Mergers & Acquisitions
Mohali
Prothit Sen
Indian School of Business
Corporate Entrepreneurship
Mohali
Anusha Sirigiri
Indian School of Business
Digital Game Design Techniques for Businesses
Mohali
Chandan Chowdhry
Indian School of Business
Digital Transformation and Innovation in the Manufacturing Ecosystem
Mohali
Anup Srivastava
Robinson College of Business, University of Calgary
Entrepreneurship
Mohali
Amit Bubna
Consulting Manager, Cornerstone Research, Inc.,
Financial Statement Analysis
Mohali
Piyush Kumar
Terry College of Business University of Georgia
Human and Machine Intelligence
Mohali
Prachi Deuskar
Indian School of Business
Marketing Services
Mohali
Avik Sarkar
Indian School of Business
Marketing Strategy
Mohali
Vandith Pamuru
Indian School of Business
Pricing
Mohali
Priya Raghubir
Stern School of Business , New York University , USA
Project Management
Mohali
Vijaya Sunder M
Indian School of Business
Smart Money Management
Mohali
S Ramnaraya
Indian School of Business
Ram Nidumolu
Indian School of Business
Software Product Management
Mohali
Seyoung Kim
Leavey School of Business , Santa Clara University ,USA
Business Analytics using Data Mining
Mohali
Kirthi Kalyanam
Leavey School of Business , Santa Clara University ,USA
Business Value Of Disruptive Technologies
Mohali
Louis Anthony Thomas
Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania
Consumer Behaviour
Mohali
Francis Kim
Indian School of Business
Distribution Channels
Mohali
Seung Lee
Indian School of Business
Fixed Income Securities
Mohali
Amit Mehra
Jindal School of Management, University of Texas at Dallas
Anindya Ghose
Leonard N. Stern School of Business ,New York University
Global Strategic Management
Mohali
Harsha Tadikonda
Indian School of Business
Health Care Entrepreneurship
Mohali
Ramabhadran Thirumalai
Indian School of Business
Indian Financial Systems
Mohali
Vijaya Sunder M
Indian School of Business
International Finance
Mohali
Abhinav Uppal
Indian School of Business
Leveraging Web 2.0 – Social Media, Online Advertising and Web Analytics
Mohali
Vijayasankaran Anand
Indian School of Business
Managing Strategic Partnerships
Mohali
Ramabhadran Thirumalai
Indian School of Business
Operations for Consultants
Mohali
Mihir Mankad
The Fletcher School Tufts University , USA
Retailing
Mohali
Kiran Pedada
Indian School of Business
Service Operations Management
Mohali
Jui Ramprasad
Robert H. Smith School of Business , University of Maryland
Gal Singer
The Coller School of Management, Tel Aviv University, Israel
Artificial Intelligence for Business and Society
Mohali
Krishnamurthy Vaidyanathan
Indian School of Business
Business Experiments and Data-Driven Organizations
Mohali
Raveendra Chittoor
Gustavson School of Business, University of Victoria , USA
Contemporary Film Industry
Mohali
Jui Ramprasad
Robert H. Smith School of Business , University of Maryland
Gal Singer
The Coller School of Management, Tel Aviv University, Israel
Corporate Strategy and Organization Design
Mohali
Chandan Chowdhury
Indian School of Business
Data-Driven Strategies for Digital Platforms
Mohali
Sumanta Singha
Indian School of Business
Digital and Social Media Marketing
Mohali
DVR Seshadri
Indian School of Business
Going Public and Going Private
Mohali
Apoorva Javadekar
Indian School of Business
Intro to FinTech: Innovations and Disruptions to Traditional Finance
Mohali
Prakash Bagri
Indian School of Business
Marketing for a Sustainable Planet
Mohali
Aditya Jain
Zicklin School of Business, Baruch College
Ajay Das
Zicklin School of Business, Baruch College
Machine Learning Basics for Managers
Mohali
Krishnamurthy Vaidyanathan
Indian School of Business
Managing Complexity
Mohali
DVR Seshadri
Indian School of Business
Market Competition and Antitrust Policy
Mohali
Manpreet S. Hora
Georgia Institute of Technology , USA
Operations Strategy
Mohali
Amit Jain Chauradia
Indian School of Business
Planning an Entrepreneurial Venture
Mohali
Sumeet Kumar
Indian School of Business
Vishal Karungulam
Microsoft
Power and Politics
Mohali
Ashish Kohli
NYU Tandon School of Engineering ,USA
Pricing and Revenue Analytics
Mohali
Karthik Kannan
Krannert School of Management , USA
Rural Marketing
Mohali
Aaditya Dar
Indian School of Business
Sales Management
Mohali
Karthik Kannan
Krannert School of Management , USA
Strategic Innovation Management
Mohali
Adam Powell
President, Payer+Provider Syndicate , USA
Strategies for Growth
Mohali
Lil Mohan
Acrostix LLC , USA
Transaction Analysis and Modeling
Mohali
Prasanna Tantri
Indian School of Business
Business Valuation Using Financial Statements
Mohali
Shamika Ravi
Brookings Institution
Brand Management
Mohali
Sanjay Sood
UCLA Anderson School of Management, Los Angeles
CEO perspectives
Mohali
Manish Gangwar
Indian School of Business
Change Management
Mohali
Sharad Borle
Jones Graduate School of Business, Rice University
Climate Change and Business
Mohali
Nishant Mishra
Louvain School of Management and CORE, UC Louvain , Belgium
Competitive strategies in emerging markets
Mohali
Tony Ciochetti
College of Business, University of Texas at San Antonio
Karan Bhanot
College of Business, University of Texas at San Antonio
Creativity and Leadership
Mohali
Deepak Jena
Indian School of Business
Customer Focused Product Planning
Mohali
Parashuram Hotkar
Indian School of Business
Digital Innovation Strategies
Mohali
Deepak Jena
Indian School of Business
Economics of Strategy
Mohali
Andreas Robotis
The Alba Graduate Business School ,Greece
Entrepreneurship and Venture Capital
Mohali
Susan Wolcott
Independent Scholar and Education Consultant, Wolcott Lynch Associates
Naomi Soderstrom
The University of Melbourne, Australia
Forecasting Analytics
Mohali
Sumeet Kumar
Indian School of Business
Vishal Karungulam
Microsoft
Health Information Technology
Mohali
Subodha Kumar
Fox School of Business, Temple University
Hedge Funds and their Trading Strategies
Mohali
Ashwini Chhatre
Indian School of Business
Luxury Marketing
Mohali
Ram Nidumolu
Indian School of Business
Marketing Analytics
Mohali
Anusha Sirigiri
Indian School of Business
Marketing Communications Strategy
Mohali
Ahmed Timoumi
Indian School of Business
Microfinance
Mohali
Nicholas Berente
Mendoza College of Business University of Notre Dame , USA
Youngjin Yoo
The Weatherhead School of Management, Case Western Reserve University , USA
Nudges for Strategic Marketing
Mohali
Vikas Aggarwal
Georgia State University, J. Mack Robinson College of Business.
Network Analytics
Mohali
Sudha Ram
Eller College of Management University of Arizona
Anitesh Barua
McCombs School of Business,The University of Texas at Austin
Real Estate Development and Financing of Ventures
Mohali
Edward W Rogers
Director, Mayjer Enterprises, USA
Risk Management
Mohali
Pranav Jindal
Kenan-Flagler Business School
Strategic Procurement
Mohali
ManMohan Sodhi
Cass Business School, City, University of London
Sustainable Manufacturing and Operations
Mohali
Ahmed Timoumi
Indian School of Business
Sustainable Strategic Management
Mohali
Ashwini Chhatre
Indian School of Business
The Business of Food
EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING PROGRAMME (ELP)
Overview
The Experiential Learning Programme (ELP) encourages you to work with the industry on real-world business issues. This gives you the chance to apply your learning outside a classroom setting and gain new perspectives on business and major global issues.
The Experiential Learning Program is a live consulting engagement undertaken by students as part of their elective curriculum. The initiative is designed to combine the diverse experience of the students and their deep domain expertise to offer increased value to clients. The key objective of the ELP is to provide students the opportunity to work directly with companies in real-time and gain additional hands-on experience. Exposure to cutting edge management research and theory further gives the students a more relevant perspective to real-world business issues.
Students participating in this program are required to prepare a consulting proposal for the client (scope of work, timeline etc.), make the necessary primary/secondary research and prepare a final report and present findings with recommendations to the client. Many companies also use this programme as their pre-recruitment exercise.
The Experiential Learning Programme has generated a tremendous response from both students and corporate communities. Since 2004, ISB students have engaged with over 450 companies across a wide range of industries and successfully completed close to 800+ assignments.
Examples of projects from previous years:
- Building a strategic roadmap for a KPO to reach its full potential in the Indian Market
- Landscaping an industry sector to provide driving themes for potential investment in the sector
- Marketing Strategy for an online travel firm with a focus on adventure tourism
- Evaluating investment opportunities in specific Tier 2/3/4 cities for expansion of the hospital chain
- Developing marketing and distribution strategies to reach off-grid rural consumers for solar lighting
- Developing digital marketing and business strategy for top three beverage brands of this firm
- Marketing and Pricing strategy for a branded sports solution provider
How it works?
ELP projects are always strategic in nature and focused on addressing live business issues of immediate relevance to the client. With guidance from a faculty advisor and industry experts, the student team comprising of 3 - 4 members works on the consulting assignment over a five month period from July to November and is committed to putting in about 150-200 man-hours. Teams can travel for up to 10 days over the project period for field work. The ELP is a one-credit course for which the student team is graded by the client and faculty advisor.
Benefits to students
ELP projects allow you to integrate concepts learnt during core terms and to apply your skills towards developing industry specific expertise. It gives students the chance to apply their learning outside the classroom setting and gain new perspectives on business issues. Through this program, students get the opportunity to complement their academic experience and get exposure to consulting skills and frameworks. In addition, students get to work in a team of members from different background and culture.
Eligibility
Students must form a team comprising three to four members and submit an Expression of Interest. The client who has sponsored the project selects team based on application and relevant work experience.
Academic credit
Successful completion of the ELP count towards the 1 credits (Term 6).
Commitment
The ELP requires significant commitment over a five-month period of Term 3, 4 & 5. In addition to the regular weekly project and work schedules, students are required to travel to client office and make field visits, if required.
Financial
The client fee for participation is ₹1,00,000 + Taxes per project for Indian corporate entities or $5,000 for non-Indian corporate entities.
Costs associated with travel to the client office or field visits for students such as airfares, accommodation and related expenses are covered by ISB.
Further information about how to approach companies, form teams and the final selection process will be presented at a special info session during Term 1.
Student feedback on the ELP
“ELP helped me realise the market reality!”
“I spent over 20 minutes of my interview with Goldman Sachs discussing my student project. It really gave me something relevant to talk about.”
“Every company that interviewed me wanted to know about my student project. Trying to switch careers with my IT background, the ELP helped me differentiate myself from other students.”
“Bringing together the concepts of various other courses, Exposure to issues that will arise when implementing a strategy”
“The fact that the ELP gives you an opportunity to explore any particular industry in depth and analyse the market dynamics by applying the various course concepts and frameworks that we have learnt is the most valuable take-away for me.”
“Our first consulting experience that provided us exposure to product marketing for technology products.”
PGP 2022-23 Academic Calendar (Tentative)
Hyderabad Campus
Mohali Campus
Leadership Development Programme
Overview
On joining, all students of the Post Graduate Programme in Management (PGP) at the Indian School of Business (ISB) go through the Leadership Development Program (LEAD). The three day LEAD programme at ISB is aimed at providing every student with an in-depth understanding of their strengths and areas of improvement so as to develop them into effective leaders.
During the LEAD program, the students are introduced to the ideas of leadership, derailment, personality, and emotional intelligence. The programme is designed such that it has a mix of training methods: classroom teaching, high fidelity business simulations and one-to-one coaching sessions. These methods are used to sensitise and develop essential skills for leadership such as effective listening and communication, presentation, team building, assertiveness and problem solving skills.
LEAD focuses on three key elements to foster learning:
- Assessment to help students identify their strengths, and developmental needs
- Challenges in the form of novel experiences to develop new capabilities
- Support by study groups and larger ISB system to sustain the motivation for learning and growth.
The LEAD program allows students to:
- Develop an awareness of the knowledge, skills, and attributes necessary to become effective leaders
- Identify key interpersonal and teamwork skills in order to effectively manage teams
- Leverage the diversity in experience by sharing feedback on their own and others’ interpersonal skills
- Observe and practise selected interpersonal skills necessary for leadership and teamwork
Develop personal and team action plans for success in the coming academic year.
Lead Structure: Personality And 360-Degree Assessment
ISB uses a validated personality assessment and a 360-degree (multi-rater) feedback assessment tool, which relies on carefully structured questionnaires to systematically collect opinions about a student’s personality and behaviour. At the start of the program, students are given an overall summary of the feedback they have received in terms of individualised reports. The feedback is used only for developmental purposes. Faculty coaches will encourage students to do the following:
- Explore their feedback
- Develop personal goals based on the feedback they have received
- Develop a plan at ISB to strengthen their leadership capability
Lead Structure: Teamwork
The program also focuses on the importance of team norms and teamwork to better leverage the diversity in expertise. A high fidelity business simulation exercise is used to gain insight into an individual's behavioural tendency in a team environment. This game allows students to explore their team interactions and how it correlates with their business success in the game.
Lead Structure: Workshops
Post LEAD, students have the option to enroll in a variety of experiential skill-building workshops during the weekends over the first four terms. The themes of these workshops include:
- Business Presentation, Business Writing & Speed Reading Skills
- Technical Skills such as Excel, PPT etc
- Project Management & Business Analytics
- Primary research and survey development skill
- Business and Social Etiquette
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