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Midweek Roundup
Latest GMAT testing updates
As governments continue to enforce lockdowns and social distancing measures to counter the coronavirus pandemic, the epicenter of the crisis has shifted away from Asia, through Europe, and now to South America.
Consequently, the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC), owner and administrator of the Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT), has closed test centers and suspended test taking in locations around the world.
In much of Latin America, testing is now suspended through June. In Europe however, testing has resumed with test centers reopening in much of France, Germany, Portugal, and Spain. In the US, testing is suspended in most test centers.
Check GMAC's US Testing Center updates page for up-to-date information.
See the latest worldwide GMAT testing updates
GMAC has also launched the GMAT Online Exam as a temporary at-home testing solution.
Detailed Updates: GMAT test centers reopen in India
Bangalore – Testing resumed
Bahopal – Testing resumed
Bhubaneswar– Testing suspended through June 17
Chennai - Testing suspended through June 1
Cochin -Testing suspended through June 1
Dehradun - Testing suspended through June 1
Gujarat -Testing resumed
Gurugram - Testing suspended through June 1
Guwahati - Testing suspended through May 21
Indore - Testing suspended through June 16
Jaipur - Testing resumed
Kolkata -Alile Technologies & Solutions - Testing resumed
Kolkata - Brainware University - Testing suspended through May 31
Lalitpur - Testing suspended through June 3
Lucknow - Testing suspended through June 6
Manipal - Testing resumed
Mumbai - Testing resumed
Mysore - Testing suspended through July 31
Nagpur - Testing resumed
Patiala - Testing suspended through July 1
Pilani - Testing suspended through May 24
Pune - Testing suspended through June 1
Raipur - Testing suspended through May 31
Ranchi - Testing suspended through June 1
Sura - Testing suspended through May 23
Tiruchirappalli - Testing suspended through June 1
Vellore - Testing suspended through June 1
Vijaywada - Testing suspended through May 25
Visakhapatnam - Testing suspended through May 20
Check out the latest GMAT testing updates
Value of an MBA in 2020
Financial insecurity and job uncertainty lies ahead, even after the COVID-19 pandemic has passed its peak and lockdown has been lifted. Many will question the considerable investment of an MBA or Master's degree, but could now actually be a good time to apply for business school?
We interviewed several graduates from around the time of the last financial crisis in 2008 and 2009 and asked: What is the value of an MBA in a crisis?
REPEAT: The Cambridge MBA is NOT going fully-online
Read: Why Online Learning is good news for MiM students
Georgia State Introduces South’s ‘Most Advanced’ Education Platform
Students in select programs at Georgia State University’s Robinson College of Business will be able to complete their courses through Robinson Anywhere, a digital teaching facility that provides high-quality remote access to Robinson’s graduate programs, beginning in the fall.
The centerpiece of the college’s new virtual capability is its Digital Board Room powered by mashme.io technology, a learning platform comprising 27 high-definition (HD) video screens, HD robotic cameras that follow instructors around the room and technology that generates augmented reality and virtual reality experiences, student polling, virtual breakout rooms and digital whiteboards.
Robinson is the first school in the South and the third in the US with a classroom incorporating mashme.io technology, which the school says is the most advanced platform out there, following Colorado State University’s College of Business and New York University’s Stern School of Business.
Read: MBA life under lockdown
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