When you finish your undergrad, there’s this weird, frantic energy in the air. Everyone is asking, “What’s next?” and honestly, most of the time, the answer is a shrug. For a lot of us, graduation feels less like a finish line and more like being dropped in the middle of a massive ocean without a compass. This is exactly where the conversation about PGDM after graduation starts to get interesting. It’s not just about adding another line to your CV or delaying “real life” for two more years. It’s about building a bridge between the academic theory you’ve lived in and the actual, messy, fast-paced world of business. The “Real… Read More
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