How effective are Indian B-schools?
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Ritu Pant said:
(Sat, Mar 2, 2013 08:23:38 PM)
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| B- schools in India are just like business these day. There many so called MBA colleges opened in every street in the city of India and it is very difficult to differentiate between colleges which are good or best. So because of that any one can do MBA from any college by giving a high amount of fees. But the education system in these b- schools is not so effective, so less companies comes to recruit students from these colleges. That's why these students have degree but no jobs. And it lead to unemployment. |
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Padma said:
(Tue, Jun 19, 2012 04:10:41 PM)
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| Yes, business schools have a major role to develop the country. But they are try to develop them only, not develop the who are entering in to that schools. They just give the degree, but not giving the knowledge. So, there is need to develop the standards of that education system in business schools. |
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Bindiya said:
(Mon, Jun 18, 2012 04:19:09 PM)
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Hi friends,
B-schools in India have become an attractive and easy business in today's scenario. More and more institutes are mushrooming and students are attracted towards them by their placement ads and prestigious MBA tag. But still the real standard of study is maintained by some of the institutes only. The students of most general B-schools are seen as salesmen in their training or as agents of various finance companies. The increased number of schools and passed out students has reduced the value of a MBA degree. Students pay huge amounts of money to get into these schools but may or may not get jobs as expected.
So B-schools in India need to raise their standards to produce efficient and competent world class managers. |
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Soumya Solution said:
(Fri, Mar 30, 2012 07:17:00 AM)
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| B-school are becoming a great business days because their main motive is to attract the student's main weakness i.e. job. So they attract student by giving the placement, hence all students are getting attracted upon them. So judge by yourself how effective is it? |
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Nayeem said:
(Tue, Mar 27, 2012 01:10:11 PM)
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I completely agree with the point that B-School has became a shortcut to get placed with hunky salary. I also agree with the point says B-School are running it as a business to fill their own pockets on the name of placement. But I want to ask a question that.. Will you join an institute that provides 100% placement or an institute with no placement ? Just ask this question to yourself.. Will you join ? You will not because you too want to earn a good salary soon after completion of MBA and whats wrong in that if you are getting assistance from experts who promote you to build your career.
Now coming to the quality of education that B-School is providing to their candidates. There isn't any organization left which teaches.. not even IIMs or IITs. They will just guide you. One more point with regard to MBA, no body can teach you Business Management. It need to be touched and felt. I am very much sure that a young man who just know English and has worked under his father in a organized shop can understand Business Administration (if study), better than a candidate who has come blindly by just cracking hefty entrance Exam. Now a days no college in India teaches engineering or business management, its you who should carry the entire course on your own shoulder. So where it matters, its matters in placement as well as the college tag. |
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Ankita said:
(Thu, Feb 23, 2012 12:02:25 AM)
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| Business schools are now a days becoming placement agencies and students also started judging B-schools on the basis of their placements not on the basis of curriculum and faculties, rather than concentrating on studies students concentrates only for placements because of this mindset sometimes they will not be good at concepts also and which will lead them no where. |
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Pratibha said:
(Tue, Jan 17, 2012 07:13:03 PM)
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| My opinion for B-schools in India is that it is simply becoming a business these days. The way the institutes make calls to all students is simply marketing. Instead of imparting proper education,knowledge and different skills required for managers they are simply attracting students by placements. |
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Maks said:
(Sun, Jan 8, 2012 03:25:05 PM)
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| Business schools are now a days becoming placement agencies and students also started judging B-schools on the basis of their placements not on the basis of curriculum and faculties, rather than concentrating on studies students concentrates only for placements because of this mindset sometimes they will not be good at concepts also and which will lead them no where. |
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Saurabh said:
(Mon, Dec 19, 2011 01:49:40 PM)
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| Business schools has a major part in the development of a country that is what proved by our country in the recent years. Our country has good engineers. But the masters in business is very few. Now professionals in technical also doing their masters in business. Which will help the growth of our country and reduce the brain drain.... |
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Puja Agarwal said:
(Tue, Dec 13, 2011 12:24:44 PM)
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Hello friends.
My Name Is Puja. I Think Indian B School is Trying to make its way in domestic country like India. Most of the schools are getting students by giving educational loan, placements offers. In reality during the time of placements desired placements are not being provided. Even the classes are not regular in time. Students who join b school to learn management, learns politics because the school itself doesn't provide proper planning and management to the students. |
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Sampath said:
(Fri, Nov 18, 2011 08:34:12 PM)
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| B schools are encouraging the technical students to expouse to the manager skills which enchance there growth in there respective companies whether it is mncs or Indian companies along with there technical skills and the negative shade of b schools are only few schools are working along this path but many other b schools are filling there pockets by just advertising there campus recruitment process "calling 100 percent placement guarentee". |
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Gayatri said:
(Thu, Jul 14, 2011 11:04:38 AM)
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| My opinion about B-Schools in India has not yet completely developed when compared to world-class. Only few schools like IIM, IIT compete with global exposure. In India people do MBA degree just for gaining artificial reputation. In abroad, working experience are must require for pursuing MBA. Only after gaining working experience he/she will get to know the real worth of doing MBA. Thus such system should be established in a country like INDIA. Surely Indian's can compete to world-class with this kind of system. |
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Mansha Verma said:
(Tue, Jun 28, 2011 02:27:24 AM)
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| Business schools are incredibly shaping up lives of aspirants. The success of every candidate not only depends upon the education imparted during the tenure of their course but also on the placement assistance provided to them. Times Business School being a renowned B school is paving a success way for its students by providing placements with leading companies. |
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Sreenivas said:
(Mon, May 23, 2011 02:18:13 PM)
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My concern B-schools in India plays a vital because of they are always going to provide new facilities to the students I. E advanced tech and advanced methods in teaching level.
Now a days globalization is being processed so as student need more practical knowledge and good presentation skills. In India many of the people have good knowledge but they don't have good confidence when they are presenting their skills. In India we need to encourage the B-schools. As well as we won't support school as a commericial. |
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Rudrapratap Singh said:
(Mon, May 16, 2011 06:26:11 AM)
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| We have to provide special scholarship to the student who belongs to a poor family or below poverty line, because those type of students are not able to come up due to there family problems even though they have good skill and having enthusiastic struggle as compared to rich family. A. P. J. Abdul our president is one of them, who came from a poor family, like that many deserving students are there but they are not able to come due to their poverty so we have to focus on those type of guys even. One more important point I want to conclude that we have to make education system more energetic, interesting and practical so that student take part in it with zeal. |
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Aditi said:
(Wed, May 11, 2011 07:09:39 AM)
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Today the Indian b schools are turning towards placement agencies more than imparting education. 1st of the the b-schools should not be rated, the no1 school will always have paid seats as a result the faculty is good but the students are least bothered as they have come on the basis of their income and not merit, secondly the lower colleges cannot get top of the line faculty so why should those students suffer?
Judging the student only on the basis of the entrance exam is pointless, business schools do not need maths scholars they need managers.
The schools should focus more on limited students not 400 students in one batch just to fill their pockets but actually provide knowledge. |
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Saicharan said:
(Tue, Feb 15, 2011 07:06:59 AM)
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| Where as some of the b-schools offer case studies so that student's can gain practical knowledge instead of acquiring only theoretical knowledge. If we study in b-schools leadership qualities will be developed by presenting lot of seminar's in the college along with good communication skills. This makes student's of becoming an entrepreneur than a manager. |
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Niyas said:
(Wed, Jul 21, 2010 09:14:05 PM)
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| Business schools has a major part in the development of a country that is what proved by our country in the recent years. Our country has good engineers. But the masters in business is very few. Now professionals in technical also doing their masters in business. Which will help the growth of our country and reduce the brain drain.... |
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