March 25th is when the course commences.

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Executive MBA programs require a minimum of 5 years of work experience and are not provided to freshers.

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40+ hours per week.

- 15 hours of live teaching, peer discussions and guest lectures every week

- 25 hours of assignments

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MBA cohorts need to be small as it needs a lot of discussions and case studies, unlike coding that has binary outputs.

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It will run on the following ideas:

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- proof of work-based learning

- full time, rigorous program

- open to recently graduated and unemployed folks, who will be helped to land jobs.

All that MOOCs provide you with is a certificate. invact MBA will provide you with market-relevant knowledge and a job.

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We are balancing academics and industry. You will be confident that you know everything you need to know.

And, you will be ready to work from day zero.

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Networking among peers and with industry leaders will be a huge part of the program. MBAs thrive on building networks. We will teach you how to network with people everywhere and form meaningful connections.

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There will be dedicated weeks for soft skills.

- Communication

- Role Play

- Negotiations All of this will be covered.

The smaller batch size would ensure that you get a lot of feedback from the teacher himself.

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We will let you know about the detailed admission process soon.

But overall you will need these skills to get in.
- written and verbal communication - analytical skills
- critical thinking - passing and in-person interview
- good to have: past experience in running a student body in college

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No, if you are ready to quit your job and do the program full time we would be happy to have you. But we are doubling down on freshers because the first cohort will be rigorous and we will be experimenting with cohort networking. I want to first help those who don't have jobs in as little time as possible. Freshers under the pressure of getting a job, sign bonds, and waste precious initial years of their career. Later, we can open it for other demographics.

No, our analysis showed that knowing geometry and calculus doesn't make you a great business person. Therefore, we want you to know only basic Maths. Go through the topics below and start practising medium difficulty level questions in these only. Here's a list of sample questions to prepare: Link

Aptitude Questions

• Statistics
• Permutation
• Probability
• Profit & loss
• Percentage
• Averages
• Ratio & Proportions
• Fractions
• Arithmetic Progression & Geometric Progression
• Simple Interest & Compound Interest

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No, as long as you are ready to get a job in July, 2022, you can come in.

If you complete the course there will be interviews lined up for you through our hiring partners. We will help you prepare for it and make sure you succeed. You should know, however, that there's no such thing as a job guarantee. You would need to crack the interview.

Show your portfolio of work to your employer instead of showing a degree or flouting your college name.

Your work will prove that you understand business and can execute projects.

At the end of the program you would have created:

• marketing plan
• strategy for multiple problems
• sales pitch
• sales prospecting
• financial models
• financial analysis
• hiring playbooks
• operation playbooks
• operation analysis
• sales script
• objection matrix
• cold emails and personalization
• customer research doc
• marketing materials
• compensation benchmarking research

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We are finalizing our hiring partners as we speak. The plan is to send our grads for a 3-month internship of 15-25K stipend and then convert to 5lacs+ jobs in high growth startups. This is considering that you are an absolute fresher when you join the program. If you have the experience you will be able to command better salaries.

Pure MBA kind of roles, mainly in the fields of Marketing, Sales, Finance, Strategy, etc. We are not targeting Product Managers or consulting in big corporations.