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Umesh Kothari, Assistant Dean – PG Programs, SP Jain School of Global Management

How Experiential Learning Shapes Industry-Ready Managers

Through internships, live projects, and global immersion, experiential learning builds critical thinking, ethical judgement, and adaptability, enabling students to navigate ambiguity and become confident, industry-ready managers.

Delimitation and Women’s Reservation: Reform, Power, and the Fragile Balance of Indian Democracy

Reimagining Indian Knowledge Systems in Business Schools: A Design Thinking Perspective

Jaishankar thanks UAE President, meets Deputy PM to discuss West Asia situation

CBAM or carbon tariffs? Europe’s climate policy borrows Trump’s protectionist playbook

The Architecture of a successful life: A guide for students

From Lead to Enrolment: Understanding the Science Behind Student Decisions

The Changing Age of Competitive Exam Aspirants as Starting Line Shifts Earlier

As competitive exams grow more intense, students are beginning preparation earlier than ever, with middle school emerging as the new starting point, reshaping learning, pressure, and educational priorities, writes Pragya Kumari.

Cracking MBA Selection Process with Happiness!

Harnessing happiness as a strategic advantage, this piece shows how a positive mindset boosts focus, creativity, resilience, and confidence during the highly competitive MBA selection process.

Is wisdom missing from business schools?

Business schools must rethink their purpose by prioritizing depth, independent thinking, and real value creation over imitation, noise, and box-ticking to remain relevant in a rapidly changing world.