The IIM CAT 2020 admit card will be released by the IIM on its official website -iimcat.ac.in.- after 5 pm today

This year, CAT will be conducted in test centres spread across around 156 test cities and candidates will be given the option to select any six test cities in order of their preference

The technical education regulator has also clarified that the relaxation is being made available only for the 2020-21 academic session and should not be seen as a precedent for future academic years

As social distancing has become a necessity, AIMA will now introduce the option of MAT in 'Remote Proctoring Internet Based Test' mode

Exponential technologies are changing how and where we learn

To cater to the business needs of the new-age manager, B-schools are busy experimenting with a mix of offerings other than just adding electives

B-schools are trying to fix the gender gap in their classrooms

Sangeet Chowfla, President and CEO, Graduate Management Admission Council, which conducts the Graduate Management Admission Test, speaks to Sonal Khetarpal of Business Today about the demand for specialised courses and rise of non-US B-schools. Edited excerpts:

The Bill seeks to replace the Indian Medical Council, which was taken over by the government earlier in the month, for better development and regulation of medical education, medical profession and medical institutions in India

The young boy will be studying the two-year Post-Graduate Program in Food and Agri Business Management at the Ahmedabad campus.

The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India will launch the Graduate Insolvency Programme, globally the first-of-its-kind course for bankruptcy professionals, in the coming academic session.

Newly formed National Testing Agency (NTA) would- now conduct the national- level examinations -- NET, NEET, JEE (Mains) -- that were organised by the CBSE, HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar said.

Despite efforts, the number of women and foreign students in Indias top business schools remains low.

The new IIMs are born with a silver spoon, but attaining adulthood that matches the standards of their older cousins is likely to be painful.

Srivatsa Krishna, a 1994-batch IAS officer, shares his personal views with Business Today's Shamni Pande on why a management degree is a good investment for the future.