Even as the Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) are planning to go online with its common admission test (CAT) by next year, speculation is rife that the institutes are considering two companies

Firms to help make online CAT more adaptive

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To cater to the growing demand for quality management education that provides multi-cultural exposure, Manila-based Asian Institute of Management (AIM) is planning to establish a campus in India.

AIM plans campus in India

Fifty five-year-old N Ravichandaran specialises in teaching production and quantitative methods.

'Priority areas for PGP being drafted'

After belling the country&rsquo;s toughest test, the common admissions test (CAT), candidates are now pulling up their socks to appear for other competitive exams.

Management courses may provide a cushion till recession fades

Most businesses are only too happy to have never faced a taxman. However, unless they have good tax professionals advising them, the taxman can be difficult to avoid.

Demand for tax professionals on the rise

Incubation centres seem to be catching the fancy of business schools in the country as a way to promote entrepreneurs.

MICA may get its innovation centre soon

For the first batch of the International Programme in Management for Executives (IPMX) &mdash; the one-year residential executive programme at Indian Institute of Management-Lucknow

IIM-L to call 100 firms for 45 students

The Indian Institute of Foreign Trade (IIFT), one of the very few Indian B-schools to revise its curriculum annually, is awaiting the Centre&rsquo;s sanction for its Rs 100-crore (third) campus in the

&#39;We have started receiving more queries from PSUs&#39;

The Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) sector has emerged as the most popular industry of choice for the 2009 batch of management graduates.

FMCG tops students&#39; wishlist

The academic landscape of country&rsquo;s B-schools is set to change shortly. The focus will also be on localisation of the financial models, case studies and curriculum.

Local B-schools catch B-school fancy

To ensure that the new generation of entrepreneur is well-grounded in all aspects of managing businesses,the Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) and other B-schools are focusing on the oldest and

Family business programmes on the radar of B-schools

The RPG Group, which has interests in retail, power, IT, lifesciences and entertainment, plans to expand its human resources initiative &lsquo;Corporate University&rsquo;.

RPG to expand HR pilot project

The Faculty of Management Studies (FMS) at Delhi University is said to be regaining its position as a leading B-school in India over the past few years.

&#39;Slowdown will make students less arrogant&#39;

The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) alumni is planning to create a new fund to support its various social projects.

IIT alumni to improve ITIs, spur rural jobs

With recession gradually eating into the placements of educational institutes, most corporate-backed institutes are finding a safe haven in their own companies.

Institutes with corporate backing place students in-house

In its attempt to partner with an EQUIS certified institute, the Korea University Business School is in talks with the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad (IIM-A).

Korea University, IIM-A in talks for possible tie-ups

The simultaneous slowdown in the US and Asian economies is going to affect the placements at the Indian School of Business (ISB).

Slowdown to affect placements at ISB

The ISB is planning to setup a centre of excellence to study the Indian real estate sector and to build knowledge databases for professional management of the industry.

Centre of excellence on real estate planned

The year took the education sector by surprise. The government established three IITs on a fast-track basis. B-schools revised their placement strategies by inviting new companies on campus.

The wave for institution building got stronger

Edexcel International, the UK-based awarding body, which offers joint academic and vocational qualifications to schools and colleges world wide, is expanding in India by opening four offices in

UK Board Edexcel to expand in India

This year, the Institute of Management Technology (IMT) , Nagpur, is seeing slower placements than last year because of the global financial crisis.

IMT Nagpur sees slower placements than last year

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