Aftereffects of studyinng UT MBA in india?
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11th Apr, 2019
- An MBA degree is basically an education given to people with work experience so that they can further increase their management skills. So logically seen, a student who has no work experience, will not be able to understand, analyse and resolve the challenges and issues of management in everyday life, just because he or she has passed his exams successfully and acquired his MBA. It is seen abroad, all the B-schools compulsorily require two to five years of work experience as a pre-requisite to take admission. That is to say, those with the basic interest and inclination in the job will only decide to go for that study, as guided by the experience they acquired by themselves in that job for that period. However, in India, most B-schools (including IIMs) admit approximately 50-70 per cent per cent freshers into their course every year.
- Large numbers of MBAs especially in the IT and software fields are available in India but they are forced to do the “not-so-MBA-type” jobs. This is called as “forced jobs” because in spite of an MBA degree, they are less-skilled for the lucrative and high-end jobs and are little better than those who are actually ideal to do that job and without the MBA. This is the negative impact of the high growth in B-schools and professional education all across the country.
- Although most of these schools are affiliated to the All-India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), it does not mean that they are superior in quality. In fact, the AICTE approval has only increased the number of such institutes but not the quality in the name of higher education.
- In the long run, you will come across many students who make it through an entrance examination but cannot prove themselves in the real corporate world. This is because, only a few of them are be able to actually comprehend the real scope and purpose of an MBA degree.
- Lastly, how can we ignore the ethics and value system inculcated by these B-schools in their graduates? B-schools today mainly emphasise on results or output rather than the process to attain them. The Indian education value system proves inefficient for long-term success although it is successful for short-term glory. Students today whether from a lesser known management institute or an elite big B-school prefer a luxurious lifestyle and they prefer to opt an MBA degree that will land them a job in a high-end office with huge perks and amenities.
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