The MBA (Masters of Business Administration) program is one of the most coveted postgraduate programs worldwide. More than just an investment in education, an MBA can be expected to land you a good position in a reputable company with a respectable wage package after you graduate. If you enroll full-time, the program lasts two years; however, several colleges and business schools also offer executive MBA programs that last just one year for working professionals. However, before taking an MBA course, it is important to consider not just your area of interest but also the business school ..read more

  GMAT (Graduate Management Admissions Test) is a standardized test that is prepared and administered by GMAC (Graduate Management Admissions Council). All prospective B-school applicants who wish to pursue MBA or other specialized management programs are entitled to write this test. The GMAT is a computer adaptive test intended to assess analytical, writing, quantitative, verbal, and reading skills for use in admission to a management program. There are four sections in the GMAT: GMAT Analytical Writing Assessment (AWA), GMAT Integrated Reasoning (IR), GMAT Verbal Reasoning, and GMAT Qua ..read more

  MBA programs in the US are popular among Indian and international students. It is home to Harvard Business School, Stanford GSB, Northwestern Kellogg, MIT Sloan, and many more top MBA programs. MBA aspirants can choose between a two-year full-time MBA program and a one-year program in the US.   Why MBA in the USA? MBA programs in the USA can benefit in terms of learning, post-MBA careers, and cultural exposure. In recent years, domestic applications in the USA have decreased. International applicants are more likely to apply to STEM-certified MBA programs since they offer an addit ..read more

  A good GMAT score is an important factor for all the business school applicants who are trying to increase their odds of getting into their dream school. However, according to business school admissions experts, what qualifies as a good GMAT score depends both on the competitiveness of the MBA programs where a student desires to get accepted and his or her demographic profile. A good GMAT score varies depending on the applicant and the school. Business schools want to have a diverse class because it enriches classroom discussions. GMAT test takers can expect to get a score that ranges f ..read more

  We all know that Harvard Business School has one of the most prestigious MBA programs in the world and every MBA aspirant dreams to get into Harvard. And being one of the most renowned b-schools, getting into Harvard MBA takes a lot of effort right from the application process to preparing for the GMAT. Especially when it comes to a competitive exam like GMAT you have to dedicate yourself fully to the preparation. To help you understand the admission process and what the admission committee expects from the applicant, here is the 7 step process to get into Harvard Business School.   ..read more

  If you are pursuing an MBA with a motive to accelerate your career growth, then you are not alone. For the majority of professionals, MBA is a logical step toward a better career path. The program will offer you many different possibilities and can be a launching pad for a complete career change. Let’s talk about “how” an MBA can lead to a career change.   1. How an MBA Helps Find a Passion Many MBA graduates have agreed, because of the practical learning that the curriculum offers, they gain more subject knowledge than they can ever gain and not only does it stick to the knowledg ..read more

  If you are ambitious about your career and have big dreams, then pursuing an MBA will be the best next step in your path to leadership. However, because of so many MBA programs, you might find it difficult to decide from which business school you would want to pursue your MBA. Nevertheless, since the number of MBA programs available are not identical, admissions experts from the business school said that it is very important for every MBA aspirant to personally differentiate between the programs which will be suitable for them and those which are inappropriate given their situation. &nb ..read more

  The need for more women leaders has never been more critical, and there is a never-ending stream of data to support this. Beginning with Fortune 500, women CEOs makeup 6.4% of the Fortune 500 list. Organisations that boast a higher representation of women on their boards, notably outperform the organisations that don’t. In fact, reports have also outlined that companies with greater gender diversity, not just within their workforce but directly among senior leaders, are significantly more profitable than those without. Now, this surely calls for a higher representation of women in vario ..read more

  MBA scholarships help you to study at your dream business school without a financial burden. There are plenty of scholarships available that you can apply for & the majority of merit-based scholarships are awarded to students who have a good GMAT score. Yes, it is true that GMAT is one of the important factors for the admission committee to consider while evaluating your scholarships. Hence, the majority of students prefer taking the GMAT over any other exam for MBA. Let’s talk about how GMAT can help you unlock the scholarship opportunities for you.   GMAT Scholarships Applyi ..read more

  2300 business schools & approximately 7,000 programs globally accept the GMAT exam. Think GMAT as your ticket to a top B-school. It has also started getting acceptance in some of the top business schools in India over the past decade. This blog will talk about universities that accept or require GMAT scores around the world.   US Business Schools While earning an MBA from one of the top-ranked universities in the USA is an advantage in itself, students will also benefit from strong infrastructure, excellent internships, and exposure to cutting-edge content and technology, as w ..read more