Should Management Education be subsidized?
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Renjini R Nair said:
(Sun, Feb 17, 2013 07:32:07 PM)
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| Hai friends. According to me, management education should not be subsidized, because any one can get an admission in any institution but we cannot assure that they all are enough talented. So merit should be the criteria for getting admission in the right institution. |
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Srujan said:
(Tue, Jan 8, 2013 11:52:25 AM)
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Hi Friends.
The topic in which the discussion is going has vast depth and many related issues. Subsidizing the management will lead to good impact for the poor. This is what the govt even had implemented. At the same time the universities have increased the number of seats to fill their pockets, which led to the dilution of the value of the course. Who ever has passed a degree are opting for a Masters in business administration for the sake of having degree, irrespective of their technical background which is resulting in producing MBA with empty brains. This not we want with the system of providing Subsidized management education. The value for an MBA graduate is lost. Once upon a time all the companies are very keen in taking an MBA into their organization. But now a days the scenario is totally different. An MBA graduate is working for 5000/month. Is this the result of subsidized education. Why do we want a system which dilute the value of a course. There should be any other alternative in spite of providing education in subsidy. |
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Sanjay Gupta said:
(Tue, Jan 1, 2013 04:03:27 PM)
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Hi friends !
I think in management, medical and engineering subsidies should be given to the all poor students who wants to study those course!
We should not create difference on the basis of merit or demerit.
Because even an mediocre student have dreams which can be achieved by them!
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Rishi said:
(Sun, Oct 14, 2012 11:03:55 AM)
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| I think management education should be subsidized. There are lot of deserving candidates who cannot fulfill their dreams of pursuing management education because due to lack of money and opportunity. Money is the only factor which kills their ambition and dream. They should be given scholarships or subsidy based on their merit only not because of their caste, for which a lot students are already suffering. All the students should be given equal chance of showing their talent who cannot afford high admission fees but this should be only given in terms merit and talent. |
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Rupali said:
(Mon, May 21, 2012 12:55:13 AM)
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| Hi, friends, its true that all are not financially strong so that they could afford good institute, as the fee structure does not allow them to do so, students should be selected according to their merit and talent, and merit student should be given concession, which will increase the competitive spirit. So in my view subsidy should be provided on their merit and talent basis so that a deserving candidate be the right choice of the institute. |
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Latika Sehji said:
(Thu, May 17, 2012 08:08:01 AM)
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| Hi friends, according to me Merit should be the criteria for getting the management education rather than by granting any kind of subsidy. Intellect of an individual cannot be compared and measured in terms of money. |
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Soumya said:
(Fri, Mar 30, 2012 06:58:57 AM)
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Hello friends I am agree with all of tour view but I want to add some little point on it.
As all of you know that most of the people in India is below the poverty line and they can't afford so it should be subsidized and find out some new policy for better education in India. India has many student who are highly talented but due to financial problem they are unable to get a seat. |
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Shobhit said:
(Sat, Nov 26, 2011 07:16:57 PM)
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| Hi friends, according to me the management education should be subsidized because it is very costly for those who haven't money they can't afford. Every institute which have management courses has high fee students who want to do management related courses are not able to afford and those have money or sources get admission which is prevailing in India. I am supported that this based on marks or marit basis. |
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Shank said:
(Sun, Feb 20, 2011 02:11:51 PM)
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| No, it should not be subsidized. Its like cheating. |
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Nkk said:
(Sun, Feb 20, 2011 11:40:19 AM)
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Hello friends, I would like to kick start the topic.
I would like to say that , management education should not be subsidized.
Even a idiot can get into any big institute by shelling out money.
Few people work day and night to get into top institutes and whats the difference between the two if one enters by subsidy?
I feel that only according to his marks, he should get into a particular institute. |
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