We've now entered the penultimate month of this tough year that has had a serious impact on the world of management education and business. In the past few weeks, however, it appears that we're approaching the end of this dark tunnel, with constant growth in month-on-month hiring activity, though the situation continues to remain bleak. In today's episode of News From The World of MBA, we'll explore more about this light at the end of the tunnel, and will also talk about the Financial Times' latest Executive MBA rankings!
1. Two Indian Business Schools Feature In FT's EMBA Rankings
Only two Indian business schools, including an IIM, have featured in the Financial Times' Executive MBA rankings for 2020! Here's all you need to know about these latest rankings.
2. Top Ranked IIM Calls Back Students Struggling With Net Issues
The pandemic has forced b-schools and other educational institutes across the globe to shift online. While online learning has its set of advantages, especially as a dangerous virus wreaks havoc on the world, it has its own set of disadvantages. Here's an example of one such disadvantage that has forced an IIM to call some of its students back to campus.
3. Acceptance Rate At Top US B-Schools At 5 Year High
The acceptance rate of top American business schools is at a 5 year high, as applications also see a tremendous increase as compared to 2019. Find out more in this segment!
4. Hiring In India Continues To Recover
India's job market seems to be showing hints of improvement, after a sharp decline in the first half of 2020. According to a new LinkedIn report, hiring in India actually seems to be recovering in the latter half of this year. Find out more here.
5. LinkedIn Launches Tool For Job Seekers
Have you ever wondered what kinds of skills you'll need to pick up to transition from your current role into your dream job? Or how your skills currently match with those required for your desired job? LinkedIn has now come out with a search tool that can help you find answers to these questions!
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