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How did Siliguri go from a colonial-era forest village to the “Gateway of Northeast India”? NEXIS students trace the history, geography and trade that built one of India’s most strategic cities.
The Siliguri Corridor — the “Chicken’s Neck” — is a narrow strip connecting India to its entire Northeast. NEXIS students unpack why this small stretch of land carries enormous strategic and economic weight.
Practical selling and pitching lessons from a NEXIS masterclass — how to impress a recruiter in 30 seconds, build a personal brand, and why students sell products on real streets.
If you ask ten students in Siliguri what they want from college, the answers are surprisingly similar. They want good
Three months, one challenge: build a business from scratch before your first semester ends. Inside the NEXIS Dropshipping Mela, where teenagers turn classroom lessons into real sales.
A NEXIS scholarship winner shares the three rounds — aptitude test, pitching and a personal interview — plus how admissions and the NEXGen Test work at NEXIS School of Business.
NEXIS students went behind the screen to learn how a cinema actually runs as a business — scheduling, operations and experience. Here’s why business class doesn’t stay in the classroom.
Real parent feedback on NEXIS — more enthusiasm, practical learning, and visible change. Here’s what parents notice after their child joins NEXIS School of Business in Siliguri.
Many students believe internships only become important in the final year of college. But what happens when students start gaining
Students from family businesses often have a different experience growing up. Some spend evenings at the family shop. Some help
