GMAC Poll: More MBAs to Be Hired in 2012

The Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC) has completed its year-end poll for 2011. The results predict 2012 to be a year in which the prospect of MBAs is set to improve considerably. The poll shows that nearly three-quarters (74%) of employers plan to hire MBAs in 2012, which is a signific...

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Completing university abroad is quite sinewy. While students are obliged to use their time efficiently and are bound to endlessly focus on their academics, stress caused by financial constraints take a toll.

These days education comes with a cost and higher education seems to be proving costlier day by day.

The question haunting most of the deserving students, whose parents or guardians are not rich enough, is with respect to any available financing options. To support such students so that they may not left behind from the main league of education, the government of India has formulated Educational Loan Scheme.