My City, My Home

There are more than 2,800,000

Companies in Maharashtra

That is 1 Company for each citizen of Mauritius and

Bahrain combined.

Mumbai’s GDP is valued at $278,000 Million which is more than the total of countries like Pakistan, Portugal, Qatar, Ireland, Kuwait

and New Zealand.

That is more than 48% of the total population of

Mumbai

There are more than 6 Million

young individuals in Mumbai

125 Million people can

speak English in India,

imagine in Mumbai?

The literacy rate is 90.81

%

There are more than 1.5 Lakh Education

Institutes (Schools, Colleges and Universities) in

Maharashtra

There are around 5.18 Lakh NGOs

totally in Maharashtra

AIESEC in Mumbai has been established in this city since 34

years

How much have we really

impacted?

There are more than 2,800,000

Companies in Maharashtra

That is 1 Company for each citizen of Mauritius and

Bahrain combined.

Currently AIESEC in Mumbai has

provided its product to 40+ companies

Mumbai’s GDP is valued at $278,000 Million which is more than the total of countries like Pakistan, Portugal, Qatar, Ireland, Kuwait

and New Zealand.

WE HAVE NO IDEA!

How much has AIESEC in Mumbai contributed to that

in 34 years?

That is more than 48% of the total population of

Mumbai

There are more than 6 Million

young individuals in Mumbai

AIESEC in Mumbai have sent only 337 people outside for an

exchange in 3 years

125 Million people can

speak English in India,

imagine in Mumbai?

The literacy rate is 90.81

%

In the past 4 years we have had only 1367 Exchanges to impact this city.

There are more than 1.5 Lakh Education

Institutes (Schools, Colleges and Universities) in

Maharashtra

How many campuses do even

know about AIESEC. University Relations?

There are around 5.18 Lakh NGOs

totally in Maharashtra

AIESEC in Mumbai have received only 371 interns in the

past 4 years.

Currently AIESEC in Mumbai has only

NGOs as its partner.

Do you know what it feels

like?

Let’s go back to AGM 2016

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