NS
Jun 28, 2020
Nice and systematic presentation of the contents help to gain the knowledge to anyone.
Really nice and helpful for me , it develops a basic ideas of market and customer relations understanding.
DV
Oct 18, 2018
This is a very complete course, with a lot of interesting concepts. People without formal studies on marketing who want to have overall, strong and relevant understanding should start right here!
By Gaurav S
•Sep 9, 2020
Very good
By satish b d
•May 8, 2020
Excellent
By yerubandi v v s y v v
•May 1, 2020
Very good
By satyanarayana d
•Apr 25, 2020
very good
By Priyanshu J
•Jul 28, 2020
nice one
By tanzim r
•Apr 11, 2020
great1
By Francisco G
•Sep 27, 2022
good
By Muhammad R
•Jan 29, 2022
good
By GOKULKRISHNAN L
•Nov 28, 2020
nice
By MALATHI.S
•Nov 28, 2020
nice
By dilip s
•Nov 19, 2020
good
By MOHAMMED M K
•Sep 24, 2020
good
By Prince A
•Sep 18, 2020
Good
By Shashank V
•Aug 24, 2020
good
By KOTHAVARAPU B R K
•Aug 16, 2020
Good
By Monisha P
•Aug 11, 2020
Good
By Hafiz M F K
•Aug 2, 2020
good
By Asad M
•Jul 29, 2020
good
By NGUESSAN N A
•Jul 6, 2020
good
By Shone G
•Jul 4, 2020
good
By Devesh U
•Jun 13, 2020
Nice
By Shahriar S
•Jun 11, 2020
good
By Pratiksha M B
•May 27, 2020
Good
By Satya U D
•Nov 18, 2018
good
By Aleksandra B
•Nov 1, 2021
To my deep regret, I didn't find this course particularly useful. First, there is too little real life examples. Professor Sinha uses some basic examples like "imagine you are buying a ketchup" - I mean, with experience and knowledge of Shameel Sinha, is this the only exmaple Professor could come up with? Like, are not there any better real-life exampels out there to bring in to the classroom?
Second, readings were either too old (in week 1, the reading assignment dates to something like 1960s?) or out of context (for week 2, reading was about some out of place research on how British value brands regarding brands' ecological pursuits). like, with overall 30min of videos to cover a topic, was not here anything else to read? anything of more relevance and knowledge?
Third, there are many mistakes in the slides (e.g. casual reserach instead of causal research).
Fourth, i had a feeling that course was like ended where it should not have been ended. In the very last video, Professor Sinha says "I will see you in the last video" - what? It is the end of the course!
Overall, i feel like i have read a booklet rather than entered a 4-week course.
I hope IE changes this, so its courses live up to expectations.