India, Oct. 1 -- With the competition increasing in the job market, a sole academic qualification may not be enough to build a successful career. Students need to develop the ability to learn, adapt, communicate and work with people, while also staying curious and open to new ideas.

For those choosing a management institute, Professor Debashis Chatterjee, Director of IIM Kozhikode, says students should look beyond rankings, placements and brand value and consider the institution's culture, faculty, peer learning and opportunities for holistic development.

Is an AI degree enough to make students job-ready? skills students need to succeed

While speaking with HT Digital, Professor Chatterjee discusses how artificial intelligence reshapes ...