Should Management Education be subsidized?

Management education should be subsidized. The fees of top B-schools range from 30-40K. It becomes difficult for the student to directly apply for management studies after graduation. Many are forced to take hefty educational loans from the bank. Although placements are guaranteed in Top B-schools but the first 2 years of their earning goes to pay back the loan.

Hello everyone ! management education has different perspective too. Students are inclined towards MBA's just because of placement figures. Students are interested to pursue management education for hefty pay package. So according to me, unless and until a student has a passion for a particular educational course, he should not go for it. As far as subsidizing is concerned, management education need not be subsidized. As such flexible loans are available, there is no need for subsidy as it will just incur a cost on government expenditure. Subsidies are given on essential facilities, and according to me MBA is not only way to build your career. Thank you.

In my opinion management education should not be subsidized. Because a idiot student who is belongs to rich family can get any big institution by shelling money. But a poor student who can get this institution by work day and night. So whats difference between two if any one enter by subsidy?

So its better to only marks&admission test he should get in to particular institute.

Hello everyone I like to be little diplomatic regarding this point here people are saying subsidised education should be given to those who are meritorious and not financially uplifted and people who are rich gets easy admissions through management quota I simply want to ask in this whole process where that students lie that are average that do not fall under the merit list but they are not that poor also in their academics and one more point I want to say is most of the families in our country are middle class so what those students do who are average and belongs to middle class background.

There should be criteria, merit list should be made but in that merit list the average deserving candidate needs to lie and there should be fees relaxation according to the income of family.

Hello friends, I feel that management education must be subsidized because if we look at the present scenario there are most of the people who are talented enough but unable to pursue higher education since money falls as a constraint. I strongly believe that educational institution must considered such candidates by subsidizing or providing them financial support which will help them to improve their career to face all the challenge of the world.

Management education should be subsidized because in India there are lot of students with all talents but they don't have money to enter in a higher institution the institution should help those people to get participated in developing economical status of our country.

Hello Everyone! I would like to put some light on this topic. I think yes the management studies should be subsidized, but in a more organised manner or rather with respect to the merit, Not to all the students, what I mean is a kind of a barometer or a merit limit has to be set by the institutions, so that the meritorious students who successfully falls under that coveted merit limit should be eligible for the subsidized tuition fees. And the rest who does not fall under the merit limit can study but should not get subsidized fees. This method might provide both transparency and credibility of a particular institutional body.

I think that Management education should be really subsidized because Subsidizing them is nothing but helping the people who are pursuing management courses financially. Also during the process of subsidizing the criteria should be merely based on the talent, subject and other traits the person is showcasing.

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.

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.