I have finished the initial set of exams after my first trimester and these are my valuable findings :
1. You can always attempt a management exam , except statistics and accounting, without actually studying for it. All these years of your existence would have given you some insight into the subject to pull it off! There is always an option for new theories. Management is all about innovation.
2. Open-book exams are not really helpful unless you actually know which page (or which book?) to open.
(Blink!).
3. A manager should always update herself with the latest technology.
Mobile phones are out, smart phones are in.
Earlier concept of management : getting work done through people.
Modern existence/survival theory in management : getting work done through Google. (I told you, it's easy to formulate new theories).
4. Group discussions are confined not only to classrooms. Take them beyond classrooms to exam halls.
5. Thank God it's relative grading. Make sure you know everything your neighbour knows.
PS: Note the time I am posting this. Exams can still give you sleepless nights
