• October 07, 2025
  • 1 min read

VIDEO | Day in the life of a FLAME University MBA student

What does a daily routine look like for an MBA student in India? Follow one student as she shares a glimpse into her life at FLAME University
Shagun Tatiya is an MBA graduate from the Class of 2025 at Flame University

Shagun Tatiya is an MBA graduate from the Class of 2025 at Flame University

Every day as an MBA student is exciting and academically invigorating. From attending classes to taking part in extracurricular activities such as sports, no two days are ever the same.

In this latest video, we hear from Shagun Taitya, a former MBA student at FLAME University, who takes us through what life is like as an MBA student in India.

She highlights the diversity of activities that fill a student’s day—from hands-on classes and group projects to engaging in extracurricular pursuits and making use of campus facilities like the library.

“There’s always something happening around the campus,” says Shagun.


[VIDEO] Day In The Life Of A FLAME University MBA Student



She also emphasizes FLAME’s collaborative atmosphere, sharing how she spends time with friends and networks with others beyond her own program.

“FLAME has a great community vibe. It’s very easy to make friends and network with people across different programs,” says Shagun.

Through her experience, Shagun paints a vivid picture of an MBA journey that balances academic rigor, social engagement, and personal growth.

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Daisy Culleton
Daisy Culleton
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Daisy is a former Writer and Content Producer for GMAC, where she focused on stories related to business education, sustainability and environmentalism. Daisy also contributed to producing social media content across various channels. Daisy earned a first-class BA (Hons) in American Studies and History from the University of Nottingham. Her studies primarily concentrated on music history, magazine culture, and environmental history.