U.S. B-schools rely on Indian students more than any other international group For U.S. business schools, the risk is growing. A proposed overhaul of the H‑1B visa process by the Trump administration could dramatically disrupt the flow of talent into MBA programs and the U.S. job market — a dual pipeline that elite programs have come to depend on. The threat is twofold: a new wage-based selection system that would favor higher-paid job offers, and a proposed $100,000 fee for each new H‑1B visa applicati ...

For decades, US business schools like Harvard, Wharton, Stanford, and UC Berkeley have been the go-to destination for Indian MBA hopefuls. But India's own B schools are now holding their ground with three universities featured at the top of Bloomberg's best business school rankings in Asia for 202526. The Indian Institute of Management in Bangalore ranked third in Asia two years in a row, right behind the Shangghai University of Finance and Economics and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology.Me ...