An Interview with Pranshul Mittal (PGDM Student) at JIMS Rohini

JIMS Rohini is a private institution established in 1993 as their first educational institution. JIMS Rohini has been graded “A++” by the NAAC. Jagan Institute of Management Rohini courses are offered at postgraduate and graduate level in the fields of Management and Information Technology. JIMS Rohini Admissions are based on merit as well performance in the interview.

Careers360 presents an interview with Pranshul Mittal who is a PGDM student at JIMS Rohini. Pranshul Mittal shares his day to day routine, studying experience and facilities available at the JIMS Rohini campus. To know more about campus life, go through the interview of Pranshul Mittal.

Careers360: Tell us something about yourself such as from which place are you from?

Pranshul Mittal: I am from Delhi, currently pursuing a PGDM at JIMS Rohini. I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Economics (Hons) from Delhi University, building on my commerce background from school. Outside of academics, I am passionate about football and enjoy exploring different genres of movies.

Careers360: Presently which course are you pursuing and in which year are you?

Pranshul Mittal: I am currently pursuing the PGDM Core program, specializing in management fundamentals, and I’m in my first year. The curriculum so far has been a great mix of theoretical knowledge and practical learning experiences.

Careers360: Did you face any difficulty in the initial months when you joined the institute?

Pranshul Mittal: No, not at all. From the very beginning, the transition felt smooth, thanks to the warm and welcoming environment created by the faculty and seniors. The teachers made a special effort to help us settle in, explaining the curriculum clearly and being approachable for any doubts or queries. Seniors also played a key role, guiding us through the processes, sharing their experiences, and organizing orientation programs and ice-breaking activities to help us bond with classmates. The institute provided ample support, both academically and socially, making it easy to adapt to the new environment. This helped us quickly feel comfortable and motivated to immerse ourselves in the coursework, clubs, and other campus activities.

Careers360: What activities are offered in the institute? Are there any clubs etc for the various extracurricular activities? Which ones have you taken up and are a part of?

Pranshul Mittal: Our institute offers a range of extracurricular clubs, such as Marquest for marketing enthusiasts, Investofin for finance, and Samanvay for HR, among others. These clubs regularly organize events, workshops, and competitions to enhance our skills beyond academics. I'm currently active in a few of these clubs, which has been a great way to connect with peers and learn practically.

Careers360: Describe a typical day at your institute – what do you do from the time you wake up till you go to sleep?

Pranshul Mittal: A typical day at our institute starts with waking up and getting ready for the lectures, which begins at 9:30 AM. The academic schedule runs until 5:00 PM, with several half-hour breaks between classes. During these breaks, we often head to the Nescafé or the canteen to relax, grab a snack, or catch up with friends.

Once the lectures are over, the focus shifts to other academic and personal activities. Many of us head to the library to study, catch up on assignments, or dive deeper into subjects of interest. Others spend time working on college projects, collaborating with teammates to meet deadlines.

Careers360: Tell us about the faculty-student ratio here and about the teacher-student relationship in your understanding.

Pranshul Mittal: The faculty-student ratio at our institute ensures personalized attention, fostering a supportive learning environment. Teachers are approachable and encourage open discussions, making it easy for students to seek guidance both inside and outside the classroom. This positive interaction enhances academic growth and strengthens student-teacher relationships.

Careers360: What facilities do you have in the campus? What do you like here the most which you feel is unique and differentiating?

Pranshul Mittal: Our campus offers facilities like well-equipped classrooms, a library, labs, sports areas, canteens, a Nescafé kiosk, and collaborative project spaces. What I like most is the vibrant student culture and the balance between academics and social life—especially the Nescafé hangouts, which create a unique, refreshing atmosphere to unwind between lectures.

Careers360: How comfortable are your hostels and how about the cleanliness factor over there?

Pranshul Mittal: The hostels offer a comfortable environment with all necessary facilities for a smooth stay. The hygiene is excellent, with housekeeping teams ensuring cleanliness is maintained regularly, creating a pleasant and well-kept living space for students.

Careers360: What about the medical facilities? Can you avail requisite medical attention if needed in an emergency?

Pranshul Mittal: Yes, our institute provides access to medical facilities, ensuring timely attention during emergencies. A healthcare center and first-aid services are available on campus, and in case of serious situations, nearby hospitals can be reached quickly.

Careers360: How do you balance your studies, projects, exams and other activities?

Pranshul Mittal: I balance studies, projects, exams, and other activities by following a schedule, prioritizing tasks, and breaking them into smaller goals. I use breaks and free time efficiently, work on projects gradually, and start exam preparation early to avoid last-minute stress. Staying organized helps me manage everything smoothly.

Careers360: Tell us about the clubs and societies at the campus and how significant are they from your point of view or students point of view?

Pranshul Mittal: Our campus offers a variety of clubs and societies, such as cultural, technical, sports, literary, and social service clubs. These play a significant role in student life by fostering creativity, leadership, teamwork, and personal growth. They provide a break from academics, help students explore their interests, and build valuable skills for the future. Additionally, they create a sense of community, making college life more engaging and enjoyable.

Careers360: Is there any in-house magazine or journal for the latest events or happenings at the institute?

Pranshul Mittal: Yes, we have a student-led monthly newsletter that keeps everyone informed about the latest college events and achievements. Additionally, it covers insights, upcoming activities, and other happenings across the campus, creating a vibrant connection among students.

Careers360: What are the popular hangouts at the institute? What, according to you, are the most-visited places nearby?

Pranshul Mittal: Besides Nescafé, which is a popular spot on campus, students often gather at nearby cafés and eateries to unwind after classes. The bustling market areas around the college also serve as frequent hangout spots, perfect for relaxing with friends.

Careers360: How do you spend your leisure time at the campus?

Pranshul Mittal: In my leisure time on campus, I usually hang out with friends at the Nescafé or canteen, relax, and have a quick snack. Sometimes, I visit the library for light reading or work on personal projects and assignments.

Careers360: Do you have any Facebook page of your campus where the students express their views, jokes or ideas, or maybe even a blog where they write about their experience of life at campus?

Pranshul Mittal: Yes, our campus has a Facebook page where students regularly share their thoughts, jokes, and ideas, creating a lively online community. Additionally, we have an official blog, JIMS Blog, where students share insights, experiences, and campus life stories, giving a closer look at life at JIMS.

Careers360: What type of companies come for campus recruitment and what percentage of students get placed every year? How is the recruitment process here?

Pranshul Mittal: Companies from various sectors like finance, consulting, marketing, IT, and FMCG visit our campus for MBA recruitment. We have 100% placements at our campus. The recruitment process typically involves pre-placement talks, aptitude tests, group discussions, and personal interviews.

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