More conglomerates are tapping leading business schools to build their corporate leadership development programmes, and groom young talent.

MBA programmes are increasingly becoming specialised to cater to an array of new realities.

The 2016 edition of the BT-MDRA Best B-schools survey comes in the backdrop of renewed faith in traditional sectors such as consulting, FMCG, marketing and manufacturing, and offers deep insights.

Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on Tuesday said the Indian government has resolved various legacy issues with regard to taxation.

With the BJP getting a clear mandate, the easy part is over for Narendra Modi as he now gets ready to announce his Cabinet. The berth of Finance Minister becomes all the more crucial in the current global economic scenario and the stagnant state of the Indian economy. Mr Modi has a few choices and he must choose wisely.

Business Today talks to Johney Maheshwari; PGDM class of 2015, SP Jain Institute of Management and Research, on what should be the new government's agenda.

A good institute takes at least four years to break even.

While the course content and standards of these overseas schools match those back home, the institutes themselves are often structured differently. Some are able to offer students a more enriching experience with global faculty and international exposure.FULL COVERAGE: India's Best B-schools

The total cost of a management degree at FMS-Delhi is a fraction of that at IIM-Ahmedabad. But at an average Indian salary of Rs 16.5 lakh, new FMS graduates earn slightly more than the Rs 16.36 lakh that their counterparts at IIM Ahmedabad make.

There are too few women managers to choose from. Will this change anytime soon?

IT biggies, private banks and consulting firms sweep top notch talent at India's premier B-schools in 2010.

A pick of books, courses, and experts on family business.

The Western round of BT’s Annual Acumen Quiz and Debate contest set pulses racing in Mumbai.

What does it take to become a true global manager? And can B-schools teach students the nuances of succeeding in a globalised environment?

More and more B-schools are thinking global affiliations or a presence overseas to stay relevant in a borderless marketplace.

Schools like ISB only admit students with prior work experience. The IIMs, too, have started 'PGPX' courses. How are these post-experience programmes faring, and what are their advantages?