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Here’s a fresh and unique list of 15 topics (5 from each category: Current Affairs, Abstract, and Business-Related) for MBA aspirants to practice their Writing Ability Test (WAT) skills. These topics are designed to be thought-provoking and less commonly discussed, ensuring you stand out in your essays.

A) Current Affairs Topics

"Should governments regulate the use of deepfake technology to protect democracy?"

(Explores the ethical and political implications of AI-generated content.)

"Is the rise of remote work a threat to cultural cohesion in organizations?"

(Examines the impact of remote work on workplace culture and identity.)

"Can universal basic income (UBI) solve the problem of job displacement due to automation?"

(Analyzes the feasibility and implications of UBI in the age of AI.)

"Should social media platforms be held legally accountable for the spread of misinformation?"

(Debates the role of tech giants in curbing fake news and its societal impact.)

"Is the global shift towards renewable energy leaving developing economies behind?"

(Discusses the equity issues in the global transition to green energy.)

B) Abstract Topics

"Is curiosity a blessing or a curse?"

(Explores the dual nature of curiosity—its role in innovation and its potential to lead to unintended consequences.)

"Can suffering be a source of meaning in life?"

(Examines the philosophical idea that adversity can lead to personal growth and purpose.)

"Is the concept of 'free will' an illusion in a data-driven world?"

(Debates the impact of algorithms and big data on human decision-making.)

"Does the pursuit of happiness make us unhappy?"

(Analyzes the paradox of striving for happiness and its unintended consequences.)

"Is simplicity the ultimate sophistication?"

(Explores the idea that simplicity often requires the most complex thinking and effort.)

C) Business-Related Topics

"Should businesses prioritize employee well-being over shareholder profits?"

(Debates the ethical and financial implications of prioritizing employee welfare.)

"Is it ethical for companies to use behavioral economics to influence consumer decisions?"

(Examines the moral boundaries of leveraging psychology in marketing.)

"Can circular economy models replace traditional linear business models?"

(Discusses the feasibility and benefits of sustainable business practices.)

"Should companies be allowed to patent life-saving drugs during global health crises?"

(Explores the tension between profit motives and social responsibility in the pharmaceutical industry.)

"Is corporate social responsibility (CSR) just a marketing gimmick?"

(Analyzes whether CSR initiatives are genuinely impactful or merely performative.)

Those who attended the WAT Session yesterday know which frameworks to use where. Practice Hard and get it reviewed by me. All the best!!

By practising these unique topics, you’ll not only improve your writing skills but also develop the ability to think critically and creatively—key traits that B-schools look for in candidates. Happy writing!

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