India, July 28 -- The rise of AI agents is redefining learning, bridging classrooms with real-world practice

As universities across India prepare to welcome a new batch of MBA and BBA students in July and early August, the familiar rhythm of a new academic session is about to begin. Classrooms will fill up, new courses will start, and faculty will once again focus on delivering concepts, frameworks, and case studies. Yet, this year feels slightly different. Not because the syllabus has changed dramatically, but because the environment in which students learn has changed. Artificial intelligence is no longer just a tool that students occasionally use. It is quietly becoming a constant presence - one that is beginning to influence how lear...