India is one of the most exciting MBA destinations at the moment. The economy has been strong in the last few years and MBA applications have been rising. On top of this a new foreign education bill is in discussion, which will allow the entry of foreign universities into India. Schools like Duke University’s Fuqua, York University’s Schulich and Georgia Institute of Technology have expressed interest in setting up campuses in India. MBA-Channel spoke with Ajit Rangnekar, Dean of Indian School of Business, about the new competition for Business Schools in India, the lack of quality education on the subcontinent, and a higher number of scholarships.
Read the full article: “Increased competition will fuel the education appetite in India”