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Hyderabad, Aug. 1 Mr M Rammohan Rao, Dean of the Indian School of Business (ISB), has been elected to the board of directors of the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC), effective July 1.

He is the first Indian Business School Dean to be named to this prestigious body, according to a press release from the ISB.

Mr Rao said, “This is an excellent opportunity to bring global management practices to India. The ISB was one of the first B-schools in India to use GMAT scores an admission criterion. It has helped us a great deal in establishing international standards of quality and in selecting bright students for the Post Graduate Programme in Management.”

Mr Rao has been elected for three years. As a board member, he will play an important role in making the GMAT® exam more accessible to people who wish to pursue a graduate management degree, the release added.

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