MBA

United States of American is the pioneer in management education. It was an outcome of the industrial revolution which lead to the employers seeking scientific thoughts and methods in management of employees.

Also, automated machines were making a stronger presence by every day and educated personnel were needed to manage and supervise both the machines and the manual labour.

Tuck School, Dartmouth, New Hampshire was the first management school to award master’s...

Today we see B-Schools cropping up throughout the country and the number of MBA aspirants is on an ever-increasing graph. Among them a sizable portion of aspirants make any or more of these mistakes- choose an MBA or equivalent diploma as it appears to be the order of the day, select the wrong stream/specialization or the wrong institute.

A post graduate education in management is a heavy investment in terms of time, money and effort. To earn a good return on investment and reap the...

The CAT is out, for the year. Which do you feel would be the most stressful for B-School aspirants? - The preparation period or actual writing of the test? I think its neither. Probably the long dreary wait for the result- when imagination runs amuck and fear grips the soul.

Let me stop and move you to another very common scenario. He/she is working studying, is single/married and does/ doesn’t have children and often feels pressurized in all spheres of life. Even if you have not...

Part- time MBA, Executive MBA and in that line comes the Online MBA. If we try to trace its origin, we will land in early 60s and 70s when people wanted to earn a degree but could not afford to or did not want to stop earning; and even if they did do that, they were disappointed that the classroom lectures and other programs were not challenging enough. Also, executives or managers who pursued their education after some years of working in the industry felt that they were already familiar with the...