DBUU

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• MBA Challenges and Preparations

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You may have put a lot of effort into passing the
Common Admission Test (CAT) Graduate Management
Admission Test (GMAT) and were able to enrol in
one of the best MBA college in Dehradun or India
as a result. Well done for doing this on your own
initiative. However, you're likely in for a
difficult time if you were forced into it or
coaxed into it. Your worst fears might
materialise because you didn't know what to
anticipate.   A master's degree requires a
genuine demonstration of aptitude and work ethic,
so getting one is no walk in the park. Making a
postgraduate course choice is not without its
challenges. We categorise such challenges into
the very next five groups   Low Motivation On
Time Punctuality A lack of assistance from the
mentor or supervisor. Delay in Assignments
Requested by teachers Lack of Resolution Anxiety
brought on by employment prospects   As the
pandemic is emerging and returning to normal, we
must also acknowledge that the Covid-19 will have
a significant impact on all educational activity.
As a result, we must prepare ourselves more than
ever for online activities, or in the best cases,
hybrid types.
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What are the Challenges?
Adapting to a New Environment If there is a
business school in your town, it is unlikely that
you will be accepted. The likelihood that you
will need to relocate to the city where your
business school is located is higher. While
moving is difficult in and of itself, most people
find it difficult to adjust to their new
environment.   You should take some time to tour
the campus since it will be new. A Business-
School campus can frequently be intimidating and
overwhelming due to its newness and sheer size.
You might also want to stroll around the city and
take in the sights. Even though time may be
limited, going on excursions can help you manage
stress. Fitting in with a New Organization It's
possible that you've been living a safe,
comfortable life all along. For all your needs,
you could always rely on your friends and family.
Now that everyone in your immediate vicinity is a
stranger, you need to make friends if you want to
get along. You must get along well with the
faculty, your fellow students, the administrative
staff, and everyone else you encounter.   Prioriti
zing is the key if you want your time in business
school to be successful and eventful. It is best
if you create your own calendar and make a list
of important events. You now have a new
opportunity, so you must take full advantage of
it.
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• Managing Academics
• You have to face the challenge of keeping up with
  your class schedule and, more importantly, your
  grades. The benchmark itself is probably going to
  be high, and the majority of your peers will be
  above average. You'll be plagued by this
  phenomenon both during placement and the exam
  period.
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• At B-Schools, the academic requirements can be
  quite demanding, and since everyone in the class
  is competing with one another, you can't afford
  to fall behind. Participation in debates, other
  extracurricular activities, and active
  participation in class discussions all factor
  into the evaluation process. Don't be afraid to
  actively participate in group projects, which are
  a key component of a B-School curriculum.
• Being Original
• You will undoubtedly learn a lot and experiment a
  lot during your time in business school. By the
  time you graduate, you'll probably be exhausted
  both mentally and emotionally. However, no matter
  what you do, use creativity.
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• The interview panel will probably question you
  because they want to know how imaginative and
  accommodating you are. The panel might appreciate
  your creative side and let you forge your own
  career path, which might be distinct from the
  options you mentioned during the interview.
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• Some MBA Photos at DBUU

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• Get in Touch

• Dev Bhoomi Campus, Chakrata Road,Navgaon,
  Manduwala, Dehradun- 248007, Uttarakhand, INDIA
• Email  info_at_dbuu.ac.in
• Check Website https//www.dbuu.ac.in/mba/
• Admissions Outreach1800 103 4049, 094115 19803