Indian business schools have been allowed to admit students on the basis of the globally recognized graduate management aptitude test (GMAT), a move that will help these schools attract more overseas aspirants.
Fewer than 4,000 foreign students are currently getting enrolled across all disciplines of higher education in India every year, according to the government data. But business schools in particular are keen to increase the number to make classrooms more diverse, improve their global rankings and gain international accreditations.
