Study Abroad

India is a country with a population of over 1.2 billion people (as per that last census conducted in 2011). Of these 1.2 billion, approximately 0.1% of the population appears

I’m going to start this off with a disclaimer. I haven’t done my MBA abroad. I’m a student at IIM Bangalore right now, so I do know how it works

Once you have undergone repeated rounds of introspection, research and data-gathering, and have finally decided to opt for an MBA programme from a university abroad, then comes the part where

The typical Indian student, no matter which discipline he/she belongs to, faces the following crossroad sooner or later in the career:

A business degree, or MBA, seems imperative for a high-flying career these days, with b-schools attracting talent from all quarters and all graduation streams. A career switch, or progress ahead

You think you know all about people and their cultures until you enter a university like Purdue. There are few words that can encapsulate that overwhelming realization of the number

Every year thousands of Indian students decide to change their lives and take a chance to study abroad. Nowadays, according to the research of QS World University ranking, Indian students

Have you decided that you want to stay in the US to get your MBA? Are you still debating whether or not you should study abroad? Either way, this article