Ankit Doshi

 I am an IIM alumnus and what I write below applies to me as well.If you have an interview call from the IIMs, thank god or whatever supreme power you believe in and get on with it. If you believe that just because you are an IIM grad you are

I am not being bold here. I am fairly confident it will happen. In fact, we can even predict which of the older 6 IIMs will have 100 women. It is based on experience and the already announced shortlisting criteria of all the IIMs.The figure of 100+ is assuming that

I first heard about Manjunath (in 2005) when I was 19 from a teacher at a class in Bombay who taught us Verbal Reasoning and Reading Comprehension. I wasn't really into the habit of reading newspapers and didn't know much about it. Actually, I didn't care enough to even go back

(This post has been simultaneously published on ankit9doshi.com and insideiim.com)My last post was on impatience and I thought I should continue in that zone. A big part of my impatience is with status quo. I understand change takes time but I have an issue with the fact that there is an inertia