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Graduates' employability up 47% in 2019, MBAs most employable, says survey

However, there has been a decline in the employability those coming out with BTech, other engineering streams, MCA, technical and computer-related courses, says the survey.

S P Jain Global bags 50% international offers, top offer at Rs 45 lakh

Consulting emerges as top recruiting sector, with 24% placement offers, followed by logistics & supply chain at 17%, and IT at 16%

MAT 2019 December exam: Registration begins on aima.in; apply before Dec 6

Registration for MAT 2019 December exam has started. Interested candidates can visit AIMA's official website mat.aima.in to apply

CAT 2019 official website iimcat.ac.in live now; check dates, form, & more

The CAT 2019 registration will begin on August 7, 2019, in the online mode from 10 am onwards

More MBA graduates are choosing tech jobs, and Silicon Valley is hiring

In technology, MBAs can have the best of all worlds

Nine out of 10 firms plan to hire MBA grads in 2017: GMAC Survey

Despite political uncertainty over immigration and work visas, demand for MBA graduates is seen to be highest among companies in the United States and Asia-Pacific, finds an employment survey by Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC). GMAC, which conducts the Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT), has found in its Corporate Recruiters Survey 2017 that globally 86 per cent or nearly nine out of 10 companies plan to hire recent MBA graduates this year, up from 79 percent that hired them in 2016. "Despite the political uncertainty about the status of immigration and work visas in the United States and other parts of the world, companies are keen to hire graduates from this year's MBA and business master's programs, including international candidates," said Sangeet Chowfla, GMAC president and CEO. "This signifies the value these programs create for students and the vital role their skillsets bring employers." Respondents from Asia-Pacific, Europe, Latin America and the United .