A lot of MBA aspirants are ROI-conscious, and that’s perfectly fine. In fact, not being aware of the financial implications is often the reason for stress later on in the joruney. But is ROI only about money? Any major investment, like an MBA, demands not only money but also lots of time and serious effort. … Read more
The recent years have seen a shift in MBA applicants’ priorities. Earlier, securing a top elite brand on one’s resume was the ultimate priority, now candidates are more focused on the practical aspects and the outcome. This is so, especially in the more recent years that have seen even the most prestigious business schools like … Read more
The GMAT has been the most widely accepted score globally for MBA admissions. According to recent GMAC data, the GMAT score is accepted by over 7,700 programs at more than 2,400 business schools globally while the GRE is accepted at around 1,300 business schools. However, the recent years have seen an increasing number of business … Read more
‘ESG’ (environmental, social and governance) – a term synonymous with sustainability and CSR helps measure impact on environment, society as well as stakeholders. European schools fare much better than their US counterparts in the Financial Times (FT) ESG and net zero teaching rank for the teaching hours dedicated to environmental, social and governance issues and … Read more
Getting a good test score is on the priority list of MBA applicants aiming for the top business schools worldwide. Many U.S. business schools now share GRE score data for MBA admits, giving aspirants a clearer picture of where they stand and what their chances of admission might be. Though the GMAT was considered the … Read more
For those looking for budget-friendly world-class internationally ranked MBA programs, the UK offers several shorter-format top program options. These programs have a more intense curriculum and see a more internationally diverse cohort. With schools having strong connections with the surrounding business ecosystems, you can expect ample access to industry network and real-world learning as well … Read more
For international students, pursuing a full-time MBA in the USA or Europe can be a huge financial decision. The cost of an MBA goes well beyond just tuition and living costs as you’ll be investing a significant amount of time, energy and forgoing income during your program duration. MBA programs come with a steep price tag … Read more
Amidst a challenging global economy, volatile geopolitics and an uncertain job market, international students also need to keep a close eye on government policy shifts (such as those related to study visa and work permits) that can affect their future study plans. MBA applicants have started feeling the need to cast the net wider while … Read more
MBA brands do matter; MBA applicants may still spend sleepless nights for that much-awaited admit from their dream M7 school. But it’s also true that of late, given the economic uncertainties and the unpredictable job market, an increasing number of candidates have become risk-averse and have been instead heading to MBA programs that offer them … Read more
An MBA is a significant investment of money, time and energy. But this investment proves well worth it when you consider the lifetime returns it offers – not only in terms of better career opportunities and highly transferable skills, but also the lucrative compensation and perks accompanying it. In fact, salaries earned by MBA graduates … Read more
AI is no longer just a buzzword – it is here to stay – reshaping industries, redefining roles, driving innovation and providing competitive advantage. The latest McKinsey Global Survey on AI reveals that the use of AI – both gen AI as well as analytical AI continues to build momentum with bigger organizations, having at … Read more
Among the significant takeaways from an MBA, career outcome is of top priority. Many heading to an MBA program look at it as the best and fastest way to rise up the ranks and have access to senior management opportunities. If that’s the case, why shouldn’t we judge a business school by its ability to … Read more