Following a growing trend over the past few years, the IIMs have been seeing a few graduates opt out of the placement rat race. They chose, instead, to set out on their own, diving into the sea of destiny with their own start-ups and innovative business ideas.
From the IIM-Indore graduate who is setting up a manufacturing unit to make and sell sanitary napkins made specifically for the rural population to the IIM-Bangalore graduates who started a trading and investment strategies firm, they are blazing new trails, and are among a growing population of students who are taking the entrepreneurship route straight out of their management courses.
Image: http://www.thehindubusinessline.com - YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS (from left) Shalin Jain, Saloni Malhotra and Yogendra Vasupal during an interaction in Chennai
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