SP Jain School of Global Management: News & Events
July 5, 2020: One of world’s top-ranked and renowned Global MBA institute, SP Jain School of Global Management, Lower Parel, hosted a webinar inviting, prominent industry leaders, including cricketer Harbhajan Singh, celebrity fashion photographer Dabboo Ratnani and celebrity makeup artist Mickey Contractor to discuss possibilities to overcome challenges posed to various industries due to Coronavirus pandemic. The session witnessed active participation of over 275 industry professionals and students.
The talks with all participants were positive and concluded that businesses would strike back and come back to usual working capacities given the difficulties when transitioning to the new trend.
Smita Jain, Director, Master in Global Luxury Goods & Services Management at S P Jain School of Global Management, said, “The panel was an attempt to understand and discuss the realities and nuances of the effect of Covid-19 and find effective ways to overcome the impending crisis together. Our panel members shared insightful observations with regards to their respective industries, and the feedback we received was extremely positive. The luxury sector is definitely looking at new strategies and to becoming more adaptive, eventually, all brands will be making certain adjustments depending on product and geography to have a clear road map for the future."
Institute Organises Webinar on Assessment of COVID-19 & Its Impact on Global Luxury Businesses
April 20, 2020: SP Jain School of Global Management hosted a Power Panel Webinar inviting the prominent luxury leaders across the globe. The webinar aimed was at discussing the impact of the current global crisis on luxury business worldwide. In context to the discussion, the panel stressed the key developments in the global luxury industry that could set the stage for a potential new age.
India to occupy a coveted top spot in the global automobile production space
China accounts for 29 per cent of world’s total automobile manufacturing. Considering the current situation, the automobile sector is likely to shift some part of the manufacturing business to India, which only accounts for 2.9 per cent. The move will possibly put India on the global automobile map because it possesses a potential effect on long-term employment and the economy.
Domestic leisure travel to be the saving grace for the hospitality and aviation industries
With so many restrictions placed by countries on international traveling, domestic corporate travel can also take a hit depending on the country's state of business. However, domestic entertainment is expected to rebound rapidly and will help the sector rebound from the pandemic.
In-store luxury experiences will continue to dominate in the post-COVID world
While most sectors are shifting to digital means of shopping, the need of luxury brands can not be fulfilled online. The industry experts believe that digitalisation of luxury brands is just a temporary solution. While brands understand the need to be omnipresent, most retailers claim that experience in shops tends to dominate the pandemic of luxury shopping.
Conscientious, responsible luxury is the future
The industry is now experiencing a change in customer behaviour that aims to encourage a more healthy way of life by gradually gravitating toward conscious and responsible luxury. This has driven businesses and manufacturers to try smoother, environmental and creativity-friendly production lines. Luxury brands concentrate on catering for healthy consumption and easy living while preserving their exclusivity and premium price.
SP Jain School of Global Management Conducts Session On Connect Between Neuroscience and Leadership
November 15, 2019: Director Neuroscience Lab & Associate Professor of Marketing SP Jain School of Global Management, Lower Parel Dr Nicolas Hamelin delivered a session on potential for the quantification of leadership skills through brain research and psyche. The event witnessed active participation of students and leaders from over 60 corporates across the industry.
Dr Hamelin talked extensively about how neuroscience can greatly enhance one's understanding of leadership and growth. He also talked about the neuroscience as the new frontier in marketing research and its effect on the hiring, learning and assessment of leading organizations. This workshop helped students and business leaders to explore the connections between neuroscience and advertising and the workings of neuro-marketing. Dr Hamelin addressed the study and use of tacit or subconscious product mechanisms during the workshop. During this session. He also highlighted the key characteristics of the SP Jain Neuroscience Laboratory that provide an active and comprehensive understanding of consumer behaviour based on advanced neuroscience concepts and tools.
An interactive demonstration of the biometric platform of Imotions followed the talk. This is used as a tool for measuring and predicting visionary leadership and entrepreneurial skills and has been well received by both students and corporate participants.
Faculty of University of Massachusetts Boston Conducts Finance Workshop at SP Jain School of Global Management
November 14, 2019: Lawrence Pohlman, Faculty of Finance and Engineering with the University of Massachusetts Boston recently hosted a master class on Regime Switching Methods in Finance at SP Jain School of Global Management.
Most investment analyst use this method for active investment management. Designed by engineers, it is primarily used as a model for business cycles using macroeconomists. This operates by detecting signs signaling significant changes in the market and by switching between the regimes of the high return and low returns which helps to build an efficient portfolio. The Master class was useful for all Data Science students in an environment that is more and more data driven. The programme itself is designed to improve individual skills, so that data-oriented research, visual and advanced analytics can be carried out using the acquisition and management of all types of data.
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Looking at the past years' trends, the SP JAT exam is usually considered moderate in terms of the difficulty level. The SPJAT exam is a management entrance exam which is easier than the other MBA exams such as CAT, XAT, CMAT, etc.
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If we talk about Cutoffs, SP Jain is much easier to crack than the to IIMs that compete with it. Because if you want to have a call from old IIMs then you have to get 99+ percentile. On the other hand, for SP Jain you can get the call at even 85 percentile.
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SPJAT is an online entrance exam conducted for admissions to the MBA programme by SP Jain School of Global Management. The candidates who are selected can take part in an offline counselling conducted at the designated centre.
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No, the SPJAT admit card will only be sent to the registered candidates via email. There will be no provision of sending the admit cards via post or getting it offline.
Candidates have to login using their email ID and password to download the SPJAT admit card.
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Once the SPJAT result is declared, students will be evaluated on various factors. These include:
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No, the SPJAT exam is conducted only in the online mode. The exam is conducted in the computer based test mode for one hour. Candidates have to mark the correct answer among the four. There will be multiple-choice questions only.
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The SPJAT exam pattern is as follows:
Features | Details |
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Exam mode | Computer-based test mode |
Duration | 1 hour |
Number of sections | 5 sections |
Total questions | 34 |
Total marks | 100 |
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SP JAT admit card will be sent to the candidates who have registered for the exam on their email ID and mobile number. Candidates will also be sent the login details for the online test and exam instructions.
Candidates can use their email ID and password to login to SPJAT candidate portal.
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