SP Jain in the News

SP Jain Global's AI Tutor now teaches each student through the lens of their career

If a hospital gave every patient the same diagnosis, the same prescription, the same dose, we would call that malpractice. In education, we call it a syllabus.

Author: SP Jain Editorial Desk

Date: May 05, 2026

Tags: Careers, Experiential Learning, Personalised Learning, AI Powered Education

How experiential learning is shaping industry-ready managers

What does it really take to prepare students for the workplace today? In management education, the answer is increasingly moving beyond classrooms and into real-world experience.

Author: Dr Umesh Kothari (Assistant Dean – Global MBA, Master of Global Business, Graduate Certificate of Global Management)

Publication: Education Post

Date: April 22, 2026

Tags: Global Learning, Faculty in the News, SP Jain in the News, Career Planning, Experiential Learning

Is the cost of a specialised finance degree worth the long term payoff?

In a field built on financial discipline, choosing an applied finance program requires one thing above all - a clear understanding of costs.

Author: Dr Arindam Banerjee (Program Director - Master of Applied Finance & Wealth Management)

Publication: Hans India

Date: April 21, 2026

Tags: Wealth Management, Financial Education, Applied Finance, Professional Certifications, Higher Education Financing, Career Planning

Is Artificial Intelligence reshaping learning faster than schools can adapt?

Business education is under pressure like never before. Artificial Intelligence is changing jobs, and global careers are moving fast. The question now is direct; are business schools keeping up?

Author: Nitish Jain (President - SP Jain Global)

Publication: Education Post

Date: April 20, 2026

Tags: Global Learning, EMBA Program, SP Jain in the News, AI in education, Future of teaching

The real investment boom is happening off the stock market

What if the best investment opportunities today aren’t even on the stock market? More and more money is moving into private companies, real estate, infrastructure, and new areas like AI and clean energy. These investments are becoming harder to ignore—but also harder to understand.

Author: Dr Arindam Banerjee (Program Director - Master of Applied Finance & Wealth Management)

Publication: Fortune India

Date: April 01, 2026

Tags: Financial planning, Wealth Management, Investment Strategy, Portfolio Management, Alternative Investments, Financial Advisory, Capital Markets, Emerging Investment Trends

Preparing tomorrow’s leaders for a world Artificial Intelligence can’t predict

Artificial intelligence is transforming the way students learn, and the way businesses operate. This shift raises a bigger question: what should business education really deliver in a world where technical skills can be automated?

Author: Nitish Jain (President - SP Jain Global)

Publication: The European Business Review

Date: March 27, 2026

Tags: Global Learning, SP Jain in the News, AI in education, Future of teaching

You’re not paying ₹40 Lakhs for an MBA. You’re paying for outcomes

Most MBA conversations fixate on fees. People see the ₹25–30 lakh gap between an Indian MBA and a global one and hesitate. But that comparison misses what really matters.

Author: Nitish Jain (President - SP Jain Global)

Publication: Economic Times

Date: March 11, 2026

Tags: Global Learning, SP Jain in the News, AI in education, Future of teaching

Transform your mid-career trajectory with an Executive MBA

In today’s fast-changing business world, many mid-career professionals reach a point where they ask: “What’s next?” after years of experience — whether that means moving into senior leadership, shifting to a new field, or starting a business .

Author: Parmita Debnath (Head - Student Experience and Professional Development, EMBA)

Publication: EduKida

Date: February 25, 2026

Tags: Executive MBA, Faculty in the News, SP Jain in the News, EMBA

How hiring expectations are changing for 2026 Data Science graduates

Gone are the days when coding alone could land a top data science job. By 2026, recruiters are seeking professionals who combine technical skill with business insight, ethical awareness, and adaptability. The role has shifted from building models to solving real-world problems that impact organisations.