Slowdown effect: For first time, Indian MBA aspirants look beyond the US
New Delhi, Jan. 13 -- Two years back, when 29-year old Aayush Sharma first thought of applying to a good business school abroad for a globally recognized MBA, he fixed his gaze on a small set of top American institutions. Yes, the US offered the majority of the world's best B-schools, but what excited the Delhi-based software executive most was a chance to work on Wall Street.But by late 2012 ...
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New Delhi, Jan. 13 -- Two years back, when 29-year old Aayush Sharma first thought of applying to a good business school abroad for a globally recognized MBA, he fixed his gaze on a small set of top American institutions. Yes, the US offered the majority of the world's best B-schools, but what excited the Delhi-based software executive most was a chance to work on Wall Street.But by late 2012 ...
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