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Legacy EMBA archive recovery
The three historical folders are not being discarded. They are being treated as a content archive and link map, with current pages rebuilt around reader intent and primary-source verification.
Archive inventory
| Legacy folder | Page-like files | Link occurrences | Primary value |
|---|---|---|---|
| e-mba.in | 9 | 42 | IICT and pharma/IIPM programme context |
| emba.co.in (April 2011 build) | 28 | 2,872 | State directories, admission alerts and institute links |
| ExecutiveMBAIndia | 32 | 2,436 | EMBA definitions, programme tables and state navigation |
Total: 69 page-like files and 5,350 link occurrences. More than four thousand link occurrences are external; many point to retired HTTP domains, old `.ernet.in` pages, duplicated college directories or unrelated lead-generation sites.
What was preserved
- Long-tail topics: admission checks, exams, fast-track claims, outcomes and working-professional formats.
- Industry clusters: pharma, hospital, product, operations, foreign trade, banking, insurance, retail and CRM.
- Internal navigation intent: programmes, distance learning, state research, admission alerts and institute verification.
- High-value old e-mba.in paths through permanent redirects.
- Contextual routes to IICT, IIPM and related independent research resources.
What was deliberately not copied
- 2008–2011 fees, deadlines, telephone numbers and newspaper notices.
- Obsolete claims about recognition, equivalence, rankings, placement or direct admission.
- Mass alphabetical external-link lists that have not been re-verified.
- Duplicate state pages with the same generic portal copy.
- Old enquiry forms and cross-domain lead-posting scripts.
The rebuilt content layer
The archive has produced 21 substantial guides so far. Each page names its archive source map, separates historical context from current advice and links into the modern programme, city and specialization datasets.
Browse the recovered Executive MBA guides »