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What's the RoI of your MBA?
If your CAT score is not good enough, think twice before you pay the money to a B-school
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Student's corner
Will the new IITs will be able to outperform their older counterparts in terms of academics, research and placements within a decade?
Merits of a one-year full time MBA at IIMs
The seventh of an eight-part series on the one-year full time MBA at IIMs looks at the advantages and drawbacks of the course over a two-year programme
 "Merits of a one-year full time MBA at IIMs")
Student's corner
Will vacancy of seats in B-schools be a cause of worry amid rising number of management institutes?
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Ranked among top Global MBAs by Financial Times, London
Sixth of an eight-part series on the one-year full-time MBA at IIMs
Lovely Professional University inks MoU with 4 US Universities
To increase cooperation between partner universities in strengthening R&D activities
Philip Kotler to set up Kotler Centre of Excellence in India
Centre will conduct research on issues and opportunities at the bottom of pyramid
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Placements light years ahead
The fourth of an eight-part series on the one-year full time MBA at IIMs looks at the salaries the graduates command
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Global exposure for the whole batch
The fifth of an eight-part series on the one-year full-time MBA at IIMs looks at international immersion, a unique feature of the course
Placements light years ahead
The fourth of an eight-part series on one-year full-time MBA at IIMs looks at the salaries the graduates command
In step with the best in the world
The second of an eight-part series on the One Year Full Time MBA at IIMs looks at the confusion regarding the course contents and value in the minds of students, the media and recruiters.
Rigour of a global 2-year MBA in one year
The third of an eight-part series on the one-year full time MBA at IIMs looks at the extensive learning packed in a year
B-schools get sleepless nights as CMAT finds few takers
Institutions want to draw students from other national-level tests to fill seats