World’s best B-school graduates opt for sarkari internships
It’s not quite the place where you would expect job hunting students to seek an internship. But oddly enough, the government is where many bright sparks from the London School of Economics (LSE) to Kellogg’s are heading for their final rite of passage to the professional world.
The country’s apex planning body, the Planning Commission, for instance, is proving to be a very popular destination since it started an internship programme two years back. The only quibble: selection is strict, hence only the best pass muster. Just 40 of the over 300 who apply every year are inducted.
A hands on insight on how things work in the world’s largest democracy as a student says is a great “pull factor”.
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The country’s apex planning body, the Planning Commission, for instance, is proving to be a very popular destination since it started an internship programme two years back. The only quibble: selection is strict, hence only the best pass muster. Just 40 of the over 300 who apply every year are inducted.
A hands on insight on how things work in the world’s largest democracy as a student says is a great “pull factor”.
To read the full article, click here..
To read the ePaper, visit: http://epaper.hindustantimes.com
Labels: B-schools, graduates, internship, job hunting, Kellogg’s, London School of Economics, professional, sarkari internships, students, world’s largest democracy
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