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- Nimble and light-footed managers who come with a solution-creation mindset to navigate chaos and uncertainty are the need of the hour
Best Advice: ‘We need to overcome internal resistance,’ says Gyanesh Chaudhary of Vikram Solar
Vikram Solar's vice chairman and MD Gyanesh Chaudhary opens up on the best advice he ever received
Passion Investing! How you can buy wine, art, watches and still make money
From wine to art to watches, your objects of desire not only give you great pleasure, but can also provide handsome returns
Good MBA institutes are setting up newer campuses, which is a good thing, says MDRA's executive director
Good MBA institutes are spreading their wings like never before. This would certainly help produce better quality management graduates for the corporate sector, and should positively impact the economyOnline higher education is allowing many more students to do MBA, says upGrad's CEO
India's top B-schools have limited seats. Higher edtech companies are filling the gap and ensuring top-quality management education for the thousands who can't make it to the top B-schools
'India has to stop being satisfied with its own performance,' says veteran economist Lord Meghnad Desai
Economist Meghnad Desai, Emeritus Professor of Economics at the London School of Economics and Political Science, says economics is all about people's lives and livelihoods. So, the economy should serve the people and not vice versa Jeff Maggioncalda, CEO of global edtech major Coursera, holds forth on the emerging trends and shifting focus of MBA degrees, and what skills employers are looking for in their employees
Animal Spirits: Udayan Mukherjee on India as the fastest-growing economy and its resilient stock market
In times of economic uncertainty, India stands out as the fastest-growing of the large global economies and the most resilient stock market this year
Want to do an MBA? Where will you get the money? Check out the options
From scholarships to savings to summer internships, students have many means to fund their mba degree. in case of a financial crunch, an education loan is another option
Shoolini University's FMS is one of India's top 100 B-schools. What makes it special?
Ensconced in the picturesque Shivalik Himalayas, Shoolini University's Faculty of Management Sciences is amongst India,s Top 100 B-schools. Not to forget that it has probably the best view
Home loan rates are rising, but FD rates are lagging. What's the real story?
Lending rates are rising but deposit rates are not increasing at the same pace, despite the RBI’s rate hikes. Surprisingly, credit growth is unaffected
Q2 numbers of TCS, Infosys, HCL and Wipro are above expectations. What about Q3 outlook?
IT services majors demonstrate robust performance in the second quarter, and forecast even better things ahead
PM Narendra Modi has launched 75 digital banking units. Why?
The establishment of digital banking units is aimed at enhancing financial inclusion in rural India
At 80, brand Amitabh Bachchan has only got stronger. What makes him tick?
At 80, brand Amitabh Bachchan has only got stronger, demonstrating the star actor’s ability to constantly reinvent and stay relevant
Alia Bhatt has launched a new clothing brand. Find out who it is for
Actor Alia Bhatt’s newest venture in the clothing space will offer stylish and sustainable maternity wearWill the Tatas merge Air India and Vistara? Does it really matter?
Experts feel that an aligning of Vistara and Air India's operations will help unleash significant opportunities for the merged entity in the Indian marketThe share of women in B-schools is increasing fast. This, and more trends
Once heavily dominated by male engineers, the country's leading B-schools are seeing a rise in the share of female MBA students and non-engineers The pandemic-led boom in edtech has resulted in the large-scale adoption of online MBAs, which are becoming a serious alternative for learners vis-a-vis a two-year campus MBA. What really is the trade-off? Most of India’s start-ups‚ including the unicorns‚ have been founded by engineers‚ while management grads have mostly stuck to risk-averse corporate jobs. B-schools are now making course corrections
