Anup Kumar Sinha and Santanu Mukherjee were both appointed as Additional Directors (Independent) of Bandhan Bank as well.

CAT 2018 was held on November 25 across 370 centres in the country.

Online giants, now regulars at B-school campuses, are redefining the yardstick for hunting talent.

The demand for top talent to manage change in a tech- and data-led world remains strong. Our top B-schools lend India Inc. a helping hand to grow in a fast-changing world.

Fifty-three clusters participated in the second cluster, where Amazon emerged as the top recruiter, with 14 offers.

Puneet Gupta's start-up Clensta International lets you have a bath and wash hair without using a drop of water.

A team of three IIM-C students, Alan Shaji Idicula, Urjaswit Lal and Tushar Kumar, came up with the unique idea of installing wall-length billboards on the walls of the metro stations designed to look like a series of supermarket shelves and tying up with e-commerce majors like Flipkart or Amazon to start the virtual store.

Executive MBA programmes at leading B-schools are gaining ground among recruiters.

One of the primary reasons for this skewed male to female student ratio is because majority of IIM students are from engineering schools.

With the battle for this red-hot pie intensifying, the biggies in the business are upping the ante on recruitment - aggressively vying for the best and brightest at India's top campuses.

Run by Bundl Technologies Pvt Ltd, Swiggy will use the funds to ramp up its supply network as well as to foray into new markets.

IIMs charge fees between Rs 9 lakh and Rs 20 lakh for two-year postgraduate programme. However, after the increase, fees could go up to Rs 22 Lakh. 

With industry needs rapidly changing due to advancing technology, a host of online courses, both globally and locally designed, have sprung up to help professionals upgrade their skills.

Out of all the companies that took part in the process, 50 per cent were from consulting and finance sectors.

The Economic Survey tabled in Parliament by the Union Minister for Finance and Corporate Affairs, Arun Jaitley has predicted India's GDP to grow 7 - 7.5 percent in 2018-19, an increase from its prediction of 6.75 percent growth this fiscal.