Is there life after SP Jain? Yes indeed -- and a very rewarding one, as Jags learned on March 29 from a group of recent graduates at a mixer at the Mumbai campus. Listen to some of the advice the seniors passed along, encouraging current students to study hard, but also to explore many of the non-academic opportunities offered by this unique college.
Is there life after SP Jain? Yes indeed -- and a very rewarding one, as Jags learned on March 29 from a group of recent graduates at a mixer at the Mumbai campus. Listen to some of the advice the seniors passed along, encouraging current students to study hard, but also to explore many of the non-academic opportunities offered by this unique college.
Is there life after SP Jain? Yes indeed -- and a very rewarding one, as Jags learned on March 29 from a group of recent graduates at a mixer at the Mumbai campus. Listen to some of the advice the seniors passed along, encouraging current students to study hard, but also to explore many of the non-academic opportunities offered by this unique college.
Anirudh, BBA10, is an analyst with Kotak Investment Banking. He urged Jaguars to participate in all of the soft-skill training offered at SP Jain, which can be more important even than academics when it comes to succeeding in the real business world.
Gayatri, BBA10, formed Saucery, her own start-up in Mumbai designing and marketing culinary sauces, a lifelong dream. "These will be the best four years of your life," she said. "So make the best of them. Don't stress out too much. You will become a stronger person as you go to the SP Jain experience, which will serve you will in your career afterwards."
Spruha, BBA10, has been working at CitiBank, but is now leaving to form her own start-up. "Because of SP Jain, I now have friends all over the world. I even have a colleague at Citibank in Korea who was in my batch, and I love how we can continue our relationship. Also, try to do an exchange semester, as this gives you even wider exposure to global business."
Harsh, BBA10, worked in his family business in Nepal, did an internship in China, and is now going to graduate school. He advised Jaguars to pay attention to academics, but also to be sure to enjoy these years.
Varun, BBA10, thanked the college for bringing alumni together to see one another again. "SP Jain was an amazing experience," he said. "We were so fortunate to be exposed to excellent faculty. You don't really understand how great they were until you graduate. Appreciate them now!"
