If you are concerned about PORs and extra-curricular activities, then you don’t need to worry. While shortlisting for the summer placement, recruiting companies look at your undergraduate CG and other academic achievements along with PORs and extracurricular activities.
During your second year, you will get lots of opportunities to build up your CV. You can take up independent projects and courses under professors which you can put on your CV. In the second year, it’s easier to get into clubs as well. IIM A also conducts many business case study competitions, in which you can participate. Winning such competitions will earn you valid CV points.
For final placement too, PORs and extracurriculars matter only to a certain extent. What matters more is your CG and the number of projects that you have completed.
Let’s discuss some of the aspects of CV and how you can build a CV in B-School. Also, whether or not it should be your priority.
Short Term:
Summer Placements:
Final Placements:
Long Term:
Personality Development:
Skill Development:
CV is important but it is not as much as it is made out to be. Do not just engage in things you do not enjoy just to elevate your CV. You can make your CV better by working on what you actually like as well as learn the required skills.