Does MBA curriculum consist of case studies or combination of case studies and theory?
Is this approach in parallel with international standards?
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6 years ago
Different B-Schools use different techniques to impart knowledge to MBA students. Most common method of teaching and skill development used by colleges is Lectures, case analysis, simulation & business games and exercises, individual projects, group projects, group discussions, role play, conference

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8 years ago
In the recent years, MBA pedagogy in Indian B-Schools has undergone lot of changes. Different B-Schools use different techniques to impart knowledge to MBA students. Most common method of teaching and skill development used by colleges is Lectures, case analysis, simulation & business games and exer

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8 years ago
There are two kinds of management courses.
1. Masters in Management: This course is for freshers, those who are straight out of under graduate college or those who have 1-2 years of experience. Hence, this course is more theory based with some emphasis on practical problems and case studies.
2. MBA
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8 years ago
MBA curriculum in most colleges consists of a mix of theory and practice. In fact, there will be more practice and less theory. In this aspect, case studies are considered to be the best way to simulate a practical scenario in the classroom. Thus, many colleges would prefer to include as many case s
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