Watch out: we are MBA Kaushik, Nishant

By:

Kaushik, Nishant

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: 2008 Manas Publications New DelhiDescription: 271 pISBN:

9788170493280

Subject(s):

Indic fiction (English)

DDC classification:

823.912 K2W2

Summary: Nakul Kapoor walks into a premier B-School in Mumbai, nurturing a huge ambition, albeit with little direction. Soon he develops a circle of friends, each of who is a world apart from the other. Yet, there is an apparent force that keeps them together - a bond that heralds a joyous journey ahead.This group has it all - a few good students who every parent would wish his child would turn out to be, a Casanova who every parent would wish his child would not turn out to be, and twho self-undermined scholars who get periodic pangs of guilt for having no direction in life, and who themselves wish the were something different from what they turned out to be.

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Nakul Kapoor walks into a premier B-School in Mumbai, nurturing a huge ambition, albeit with little direction. Soon he develops a circle of friends, each of who is a world apart from the other. Yet, there is an apparent force that keeps them together - a bond that heralds a joyous journey ahead.This group has it all - a few good students who every parent would wish his child would turn out to be, a Casanova who every parent would wish his child would not turn out to be, and twho self-undermined scholars who get periodic pangs of guilt for having no direction in life, and who themselves wish the were something different from what they turned out to be.

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