India’s Highest-Paid CEOs & Business Leaders in FY26
India’s Highest-Paid CEOs & Business Leaders in FY26 ₹388.58 crore.
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How Tejas Sharma Scored 99.09%ile in CAT After Starting from Scratch and Joined SJMSOM, IIT Bombay
Tejas Sharma scored 99.09 percentile in CAT 2025 and has joined SJMSOM, IIT Bombay. A B.Com graduate from the Institute for Excellence in Higher Education (IEHE), Bhopal, Tejas scored 86.6% in Class X, 89% in Class XII, and 80.8% in graduation.
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Understanding Union Budget 2026–27: Key Insights for MBA Aspirants on Growth and Fiscal Discipline
Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman presented the Union Budget 2026–27 in the Lok Sabha on Sunday, marking her record ninth consecutive Budget presentation. At a time when the global economy continues to face uneven recovery, geopolitical uncertainty, and tighter financial conditions, the Budget signals India’s intent to sustain high growth while reinforcing macroeconomic stability.
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CAT 2025 Full Exam Analysis: Difficulty Level, Section Insights, Good Attempts and Expected Scores Vs Percentiles
CAT 2025 Exam Analysis: Difficulty Level, Section Insights, Good Attempts and Expected Scores Vs Percentiles CAT 2025 is finally over. The exam was conducted by IIM Kozhikode on 30th November 2025 across 3 slots. Overall, CAT 2025 was moderately difficult, with variation in difficulty across slots. VARC had readable but lengthy passages, DILR continued to be the most decisive section, and QA varied noticeably across slots.
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CAT 2025 Score vs. Percentile: Predict Your Rank & Get Matched to Top B-Schools with Ayana
CAT 2025 Score vs. Percentile: Predict Your Rank & Get Matched to Top B-Schools with Ayana The CAT exam is over, but the anxiety isn’t. By now, you probably have a rough idea of your raw score. But as every serious MBA aspirant knows, Raw Score vs Percentile.
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Pavani Saxena: Best 50 | India's Most Promising Incoming MBA Students 2024 | Indian Institute of Management, Kashipur
Selected to the Best 50 of India's Most Promising Incoming MBA Students 2024, Pavani Saxena blends front-line People Advisory consulting with values-led execution. From leading assessment and development centre operations at EY to building firm-wide SOPs and driving 300+ paid registrations for her college fest, she shows the same rhythm of clarify, codify, align, and deliver. Choosing Gurugram over Mumbai to care for her father underlines a core ethic of care. At IIM Kashipur, she plans to sharpen analytics and organisation design to scale impact.
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Gayatri Sathian: Best 50 | India's Most Promising Incoming MBA Students 2024 | BITS School of Management
Selected to the Best 50 of India's Most Promising Incoming MBA Students 2024, Gayatri Sathian blends creative storytelling with data-driven execution. With 10 internships across brands such as FEMINA, Zomato, Unilever, Van Heusen, and Autocar, she built rare adaptability early. A committed community builder, she founded MBA Connect Circle and Freelancer’s Collective (200+ members), and mentors 20+ students in Mathura via the Freedom Employability Academy. Her social lens is shaped by work with Bigger Than Life and Muskurahat Foundation, a research paper on gender representation, and an op-ed in The Wire. On campus, she’s a core member of the Marketing and Public Speaking clubs at BITSoM (organised a Youth Parliament at the UCC). A certified Yoga Instructor, two-time state art certificate holder, and a small-role actor in Sundance-premiered Photograph, Gayatri is equally at ease crafting campaigns and mobilising people. Notably, during an Autocar India stint, she ran a fast-cycle HNI outreach program—mapping objections and building counters to lift conversions under a seven-day deadline.
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