Geetika Trivedi , Alumni IMT CDL - "I Was Pleasantly Surprised To See Immense Market Appreciation For IMT CDL. Wherever I Dropped My Resume It Was Accepted On

Online, July 9, 2012 (Newswire.com) - There are some students, who are so convinced in the philosophy and ambience of the educational institute they come from, that they remain associated with their alma mater always. Geetika Trivedi is one suchIMT CDL alumni. Despite having her own successful entrepreneurial set-up in the form of 'Knowledge Point' in Noida, Geetika dedicates time to IMT CDL, as a regular faculty. The fact that she is also pursuing an MPhil and PhD from IGNOU makes this even more commendable.

"On a typical day I am at 'Knowledge Point' by 10 o'clock, to oversee its smooth functioning, as well as teach. Twice a week I'm at the Maidangarhi campus of IGNOU for my MPhil-PhD classes, which start at 2'o clock. Over weekends - especially Sundays - I'm either at Dilshad Garden or Noida, as per schedule, to take 2-3 classes for the IMT CDL program. My relation with IMT CDL has come a full circle; from attending weekend classes... to taking weekend classes."

Geetika believes it's the bare minimum she can do for the Institution that has given her the pride of being an achiever. She relates how, after her PGDM from IMT CDL, wherever she dropped her resume she always received an interview call, on the sheer power of the IMT-brand. Geetika thinks that the strength of IMT CDL lies in its content, the examination scheme, and the ability to deliver its content on the technological backbone. As an edupreneur and a teacher, Geetika feels that premium distance learning programmes like IMT CDL are going to be the norm in the future.

"Distance Learning Programmes of premium institutes like IMT CDL are treated at par with the best MBA institutes in the country. Many of the IMT CDL alumni are working professionals - doctors, engineer and even government servants. The trend in the corporate world today is to have the employees do an MBA, without having them leave the organisation."