"The Analytical Study of the Skill Development in Management Education in Pune University"
Abstract
The main objective of the present paper is to know the skill development through management education in institutes of Pune&to investigate its major issues&concerns. Owing to the globalization, privatization&liberalization lot of changes are noticed in the functioning of industries and this has resulted in upgrading of management education. Thus the paper focuses on the assessment of skill development in management education through an analytical study. Naturally industries across the world are required to have the manpower with multi-skills rather than simply knowledge oriented. Western B-Schools are molding their self&making the changes in their curricula as per the demand of industries. Now a day's learning has become more students centric. Branding has made in-roads into management education. Top B-Schools are continuously changing the contents&delivery modes11. It is equally imperative to Indian B-Schools to make management education context specific. On this back ground it is equally important to address the skill development of Indian management education experiencing with time.Downloads
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