Go MBA Summit by Surepath Edtech Draws 450+ Aspirants in Jaipur; Around 30 MBA Colleges Counsel Students Under One Roof

Jaipur: Surepath Edtech successfully organised the Go MBA Summit on Saturday, 26 September, at Hotel Clarks Amer, Jaipur. The one-day summit was attended by more than 450 students, with around 30 MBA colleges from across the country participating to counsel and guide aspirants on a wide range of MBA programmes and career pathways.

A key highlight of the summit was the special sessions conducted by two of India's premier business schools, the Indian School of Business (ISB), Hyderabad, and the Symbiosis Centre for Management and Human Resource Development (SCMHRD). The sessions gave students first-hand insight into admission processes, programme structures and the career opportunities these institutions offer.

Several expert trainers for MBA entrance examinations were also invited to speak on the various sections of CAT and other management entrance tests, sharing preparation strategies, time-management techniques and practical tips to help students approach the exams with confidence. The session by CAT trainer Mr. Nikhil Sharma was the most appreciated by students, who found his approach to the exam especially practical and insightful.

IIM Ahmedabad alumni Mr. Dhruva Sareen and Mr. Rajeev Roy addressed the gathering on the changing scenario of MBA education and the evolving pattern of the CAT exam, helping students understand what today's leading B-schools and recruiters look for.

Senior business leaders such as Mr. V.M. Bansal former IAS officer, also interacted with the students, sharing his experiences and perspectives on the various aspects of success in academics, careers and life.

English Language trainer from Surepath Nikhil Sharma and his session was the most appreciated by students. Students found his approach practical and insightful. 

Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Kapil Dixit, Founder, Surepath Edtech, said, “Such sessions are conducted to give the students of Jaipur city exposure to leading institutions and experts, and to create awareness about the various courses available to them. Our aim is to help young aspirants make informed decisions about their higher education and careers.”

The summit received an enthusiastic response from students and parents alike, reflecting the growing interest in management education among the youth of Jaipur and Rajasthan.