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US loses sheen as B-school aspirants look elsewhereGlobal interest in US graduate management programs declined in 2025, with application intent falling significantly due to policy concerns a...- Indian student enrolments in US universities drop 45% due to visa uncertainty, rising costsGlobal management education sees a significant shift as Indian student enrollments in US universities dropped 45% in August 2025, while app...
- Employers continue to hire B-school graduates for strategic thinking despite AI boom: SurveyA recent GMAC survey reveals that despite AI's growing role, employers still value business school graduates for their strategic thinking a...
- Over 73 pc B-school aspirants worldwide now prefer full-time, in-person programmes: SurveyA recent GMAC survey reveals a significant resurgence in preference for full-time, in-person business programs among aspirants, reversing t...
- Applications for business school graduate courses skyrocket despite economic uncertainty: ReportGraduate business school applications for 2024 have risen by 12%, driven primarily by renewed interest in full-time, in-person programs and...
- MBA: Europe, Canada gain as US B-schools take a hitA GMAC survey reveals that MBA colleges in Europe and Canada are about twice as likely to report growth in international applicants compare...
- Nearly 9 in 10 companies plan to hire MBA graduates in 2017, says GMAC surveyDemand for these MBA graduates is strongest in the United States and Asia-Pacific, where 9 in 10 companies plan to hire these candidates, t...
- 89% of business school alumni feel their mgmt education was rewarding: SurveyThe ‘2016 Alumni Perspectives Survey Report’ by Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC) contains responses from more than 14,000 busin...
- GMAC poll projects robust hiring of MBAs in 2016A poll of employers conducted by the GMAC has projected a robust demand for recent graduates of master’s level business management programm...
- Three in four employers to hire MBA graduates in 2016: GMAC SurveyEmployers indicated that they will be less focused on overcoming economic challenges and cutting costs than in recent years.
- MBA and master’s management programmes help double the pay packages: GMACWith salaries almost doubling on completion of their MBA and master’s-level business and management programs, students highly value their e...
- Projected demand for graduate management talent reaches new high: GMAC SurveyAround 84% companies worldwide plan to add new MBAs to their workforce — up from 74% in 2014 and 62% five years ago, according to the surve...
- Global B-school hiring races to 6-year highThe increased focus on growth and expansion rather than overcoming economic challenges spells good news for MBAs and other master’s-level b...
- Indians, Chinese keep US B-schools in businessThese trends emerged in the latest survey of 328 graduate B-schools in 42 countries by Graduate Management Admission Council.
- India accounts for second-highest number of foreign applications at global B-schools: GMAC 2013 Application Trends SurveyThe survey said that the increase in applications from India is a combination of several factors that include ongoing recruitment efforts.
- Global employer hiring up 4% for class of 2013 B-school graduates: SurveyThe job market improves for graduate business school degree holders, as more employers plan to hire MBAs and specialised business masters t...
- Demand for management education up from 2011: GMACDemand for graduate business & management education around the world shows signs of renewed growth.
- India ahead of others in new MBA hires in 2012: GMAT 2012 surveyWhile the employer demand for new MBA hires in 2012 in India is almost the same as last year at 88%, it has exceeded the global average of ...
- Management graduates report 100% ROI in 4 years: SurveyManagement graduates got back one third of their investments in their degree in the first year and 100% within four years, states a survey ...
- Demand for full-time MBA falls globallyOnly 44% of full-time MBA programmes saw applications rise this year, down from 77% in 2008
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