Autonomy is turning out to be a cuss word in this democracy. The elected regime in power has, on several occasions, made its displeasure known towards autonomy by acting against the advocates of indep...

The great college dropout act is all set to lose its radical appeal. For generations now, dropping out of college has been the frontier to striking dares, be it incubating start-ups in Silicon Valley,...

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Most of the Indian Institutes of Management are planning to conduct classes and exams online for the next six months, having reckoned that the Covid-19 crisis would not blow over anytime soon.Institut...

The government is unlikely to oblige the Indian Institutes of Management and accept their request to exempt them from reserving seats for teachers from socially and economically underprivileged backgr...

People who have held senior industry or academic positions for 15 years alone can now become directors of the Indian Institutes of Management, according to rules the government has worked out for the ...

The Centre has denied 19 months’ cumulative revised allowances to thousands of teachers and non-teaching staff in the IITs, IIMs and central universities, prompting cries of cheating and arbitrarine...

The Common Admission Test carries much less weight than many people imagine in admissions to the two-year postgraduate courses in the Indian Institutes of Management.For instance, CAT scores will rece...

The Centre has bowed to a demand from the Indian Institutes of Management and relaxed the eligibility norms for BTech graduates seeking direct admission to PhD courses in these premier B-schools.The h...

A government committee has advised against further infrastructure funds for six second-generation Indian Institutes of Management, prompting veteran academics to say such a move would prevent these B-...