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12:00 PM IST • 3 August 2026
GMAC Launches Verified GMAT Digital Badges: Highlight Top Scores on LinkedIn

The Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC) has introduced official digital credentials, allowing test-takers to display verified percentile achievements directly on LinkedIn and professional profiles. Available through test-taker accounts at $15 per credential, these badges recognize candidates scoring in the top 25% overall or in specific test sections. While designed to provide a secure, shareable signal for recruiters and employers, GMAC clarified that badges do not replace official score reports required by business schools for admission.
06:09 AM IST • 30 July 2026
EduShastra's Apex-25 Reinvents GMAT Prep with Ability-Based Learning Model
EduShastra's revolutionary Apex-25 batch limits enrollment to 25 students—the "optimal size" for peer learning and true personalization. Unlike traditional time-based coaching, students advance only upon mastering concepts at 70%, 90%, and 100% percentile benchmarks through weekly evaluations. Each batch has 8-9 dedicated teachers (1:3 teacher-student ratio), ensuring intensive mentorship. The adaptive curriculum adjusts in real-time based on student performance—if learners struggle with Reading Comprehension, classes increase from 8 to 12 sessions. Featuring selective IQ-based admission, lifetime validity, interactive classes, and a money-back guarantee, the program employs course correction to ensure every student reaches their optimal level rather than rushing through fixed timelines. Learn more
02:30 PM IST • 26 July 2026
GMAC Rolls Out GMAT Superscores: Maximize Aggregate Test Scores for Admissions

The Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC) has officially launched the GMAT Superscore feature, automatically calculating a test-taker's best aggregate performance across all valid exam attempts. By combining the highest section scores from recent test center or online attempts onto the standard 205–805 scale, candidate total scores can see an estimated boost of 20 to 50 points. While designed to reduce score anxiety and provide business schools with an additional data point, GMAC confirmed that individual attempt histories remain intact and school-by-school superscoring acceptance policies will vary.
11:09 AM IST • 20 July 2026
Pomodoro Technique, Time-management Strategy for GMAT
The Pomodoro Technique emphasizes dividing study or exam time into focused intervals of 30–40 minutes followed by short 1–2 minute breaks. While the concept appears simple, its execution is the real game-changer. Mental fatigue often hits during the final section of exams like CAT or GMAT, reducing performance. By practicing “laser-like focus” during work intervals and taking zero-brain-activity breaks—such as meditating on a calming image—students can tame their minds, prevent burnout, and sustain performance. This method trains the brain to handle time pressure effectively, making exams less about knowledge and more about smart strategy.
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08:09 AM IST • 27 December 2024
Indian School of Business(ISB) adopts IIM model, introduces a 20-month management program.

The Indian School of Business (ISB) is introducing a new 20-month management program designed for recent graduates and those with limited work experience (up to two years). This program, launching in July 2025, will align ISB’s offerings more closely with traditional two-year programs offered by IIMs. With a fee exceeding 29 lakhs, it will be a substantial investment for aspiring managers.
20:56 PM IST • 19 December 2024
GMAT Exam Takership Demonstrates Resurgence

GMAT testing volume has risen, driven by India’s 20.1% growth (4,500+ test takers) and the U.S.’s 6.1% increase (1,500+ test takers). Emerging markets like Uzbekistan showed notable growth, while Western Europe grew 6.0%, led by Germany (+242) and Sweden (+198), despite a slight decline in the UK (-94). Over half of tests in Europe used the new GMAT format.
10:25 AM IST • 19 December 2024
Pursuing an MBA at IIM Bangalore? Explore this program that does not require a CAT score.

The Common Admission Test (CAT) is crucial for most MBA programs in India, but some, like IIM Bangalore’s Executive Post Graduate Programme (EPGP), don’t require it. This one-year MBA for professionals with 5-12 years of experience focuses on core management skills. Admission is based on GMAT/GRE scores, academic performance, work experience, and an interview. Prepare for GMAT/GRE by understanding the format, studying strategically, and practicing consistently.