As per the Indian scenario, the demand of individuals with MBA degrees seems to be growing in the corporate sector. This is one of the biggest reasons why graduates today are taking no time to prepare themselves for making way to top notch business houses. In fact, working professionals are giving sincere efforts to upgrade themselves by earning MBA degrees for achieving higher designations and better pay packages. According to reports conducted by the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC), the demand on behalf of employers for hiring MBAs in 2012 has exceeded both the Asia-Pacific regional average (covering 80%...
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Suryadatta students, faculty members and local residents at Bavdhan undergo diabetes awareness and check-up program 400 students, faculty members and 100 local residents visited and underwent free check up at the camp Taking another major step towards the edu socio initiative Suryadatta Group of Institutes, SGI in association with Diabetes Care & Research Foundation ( DCRF) organized a Free Diabetes check up camp for the students, faculty members and local residents. It was followed by special session on Diabetes and Life Style Awareness ‘Healthy Lifestyle – Wealthy Nation’. This enriching session was delivered by the well known Diabetologist, Dr...
Indian talent seeing more opportunities at home
More Indian MBA graduates are returning home to utilise their entrepreneurial skills in a rapidly expanding economy India has long been a source of talent for the top global business schools, with Indian students keen to learn a global brand of business leadership and explore the exciting career opportunities offered by developed economies. However, this is changing as India’s economy itself becomes a more attractive environment in which this new breed of highly skilled Indian entrepreneurs can flourish. Global business schools give these students not only the solid grounding in business theory, but also practical experience and a fantastic...
Indian Institute of Management, Kozhikode Final Placements 2012
Encouraging placement results in difficult economic times The Indian Institute of Management, Kozhikode announced encouraging final placement results for it’s class of 2012 with over 135 companies visiting campus to try and attract the top talent from 317 students. The average salary offered to students was also up by 7% on the previous year. This year saw the return of many regular recruiters along with a number of new institutions keen to snap up the best talent. Recruiters from a range of sectors offered placements to students – see graph below: IIM, Kozhikode Final Placements Key...
The rising demand of the MBA in India
This article by Nigel Penhearow looks at the growing demand for business qualifications in India and the reasons behind this phenomenon The demand for an MBA qualification in India has grown significantly over the past few decades. In most economic circles many talk about China being the power horse of financial success but we must also recognise that India’s status is growing too, with the International Monetary Fund stating that it is the ninth most powerful economy in the world. The demand for professionally qualified Indian personnel is extremely high within Indian businesses and International organisations alike, with an estimated...
Get a Top Executive MBA in India – International Management Institute (IMI)
The International Management Institute (IMI) is one of India’s top business schools and a leading provider of executive education in India. If you are looking to go to a top business school in India then find out why IMI could be the right choice for you. IMI was founded in 1981 and is situated in India’s capital city of New Delhi. New Delhi is a one of the fastest growing cities in the world and is rated the best city to live in in India. There are many benefits to studying in New Delhi, not least the wealth of historical...
A Review of The Indian School of Business (ISB)
The Indian School of Business (ISB), Hyderabad is currently ranked 20th in the Financial Times Global Rankings 2012 making it the 2nd highest ranking business school in India. ISB has an impressive list of Founding Associate and Associate Business Schools, including Kellog, Wharton, LSBF & MIT. ISB boasts an impressive salary increase of 187%* and 35% of alumni go on to work for organizations outside of India. The vision of ISB is to address the following needs of Indian business students and the wider Indian economy: Requirement for global competencies in this part of the world Globalisation of Indian corporations...
Excellent Career Progression Offered by Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad (IIMA)
The Indian Institue of Management, Ahmedabad (IIMA) is the top Business School in India and was founded in 1961 with close ties to Harvard. More recently IIMA has become a leading international business school and is currently ranked 11th in the Financial Times Top 100 Business Schools 2012 making it the top MBA in India. In fact when you look specifically at Career Progress Rank* IIMA comes out 1st with a very impressive average increase in alumni salary of 152%. *Calculated according to changes in the level of seniority and size of company alumni are working in today vs prior...
UK Risks Losing Talent to International Business Schools
According to Professor Andrew Hamilton, Vice-Chancellor of Oxford University, the UK faces the prospect of losing its most talented students to other international universities due to a lack of funding. In his annual speech Professor Hamilton highlighted concerns that the increased fees, of up to £9,000 ($14,000) per year, will deter students from staying on to study for further postgraduate qualifications. “There are sadly too many examples of Oxford losing bright graduate students to overseas universities because of the funding gap. It is the single biggest reason why those to whom we make offers turn us down,” he...
India Continues to Supply a Growing Talent Pool for Global MBA Programs According to GMAC
According to a recent study by the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC), 61% of MBA programs named India as their top source of foreign talent and 39% stated that India is their fastest growing source of applications from international students. The study included information from 649 MBA programs from 331 business schools and faculties globally. The number of applicants from China looking to study abroad has also increased, and the percentage of programmes reporting that China is their largest growing source of foreign applicants increased to 39% of two-year full-time programmes in 2011. This makes India and China...