B- schools in India, should also make work experience as a mandatory criteria for admission in MBA.
I think all the B-schools in India should make work experience as a mandatory criteria for admission in MBA, at the moment it is not a mandatory criteria, and only few B-schools like ISB,Hyderabad; has made it as a mandatory criteria.
292 Views|Posted 2011-10-15 08:54:31
Started by Shaban
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Commented by
2011-11-18 16:32:24
I would request experts like @||Priya|| @||Pooja Kohli|| @||arun dev|| @||aru.chopra|| @||Vikas Naidu|| @||Sathya Gopinath|| to share their valuable inputs.

Commented by
2011-11-18 16:30:36
I would like to thanks all the experts for sharing their valuable inputs, these inputs will surely help all the readers.

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2011-10-16 09:16:37
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An Executive MBA course consists of many older,even graying people.The students therein may not be fully serious about the concepts to be absorbed and to be applied in the job environment. Many of them are only interested in their promotion.Once through with an MBA degree, they

Commented by
2011-10-16 09:15:20
MBA is a job oriented course. If there is a strict selection procedure, and not a loose one, the passing out students will match the standards and expectations of the employers during campus interviews.They will then join the lowest ladder of the management rung, and their pick-up of the job experi

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2011-10-15 21:35:49
I would say NO to this....because many students wants to do MBA as their future career path and they study for that very sincerely....Most of the students thinks that they should get a good job after doing this , those who didnt got any job in their graduation course.....So I think there should not

Commented by
2011-10-15 15:10:12
sameera@ Yes, I too agree with @Nikhlesh Mathur ji and @Vikas Naidu sir .

Commented by
2011-10-15 15:03:33
I too agree with @||Nikhlesh Mathur|| ji and @||Vikas Naidu|| ji, creating working environment while on regular course will be much better...

Commented by
2011-10-15 13:50:26
I am totally Agree with @||Nikhlesh Mathur|| i do think in similar manner

Commented by
2011-10-15 10:20:11
Well........... I would say "NO" to this if we are discussing regular mode of education for fresh graduates. There is no doubt that the idea is worth discussion and that experience would play a good role in students picking up managerial theories as they would easily reconcile with the practical asp

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2011-10-15 10:09:02
@||SmritiMatra|| I slightly differ from your points, please remember MBA is a holistic course, which offer specialization in the field of HR,Marketing, Finance etc, and its a more of a practical course rather than traditional masters theoretical course, so a student who have some work experience in

Commented by
2011-10-15 09:57:49
It will just mean more red tapism for students. I understand that work experience is a good basis for somebody who is going for Executive MBA because course curriculum does not include basics there. But in case of full-time MBA, where curriculum is designed to let students start from scratch, I thin

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2011-10-15 09:00:40
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2011-10-15 08:59:50
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2011-10-15 08:59:15
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2011-10-15 08:57:13
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