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Delhi: A Educational Capital of India

Date Added: August 10, 2010 09:21:16 AM
Author: Jorge Catena
Category: Education
The demand for good MBA courses are growing fast amongst Indian students. To cater to this growing demand for MBA course, more and more Universities are coming up with comprehensive business courses. Over the last decade, Indian education system has gone through major changes. The first is the growth in demand for professional courses amongst the students. Due to the factors like privatization and globalization, the demand for skilled management professionals have increased tremendously. This has fueled the demand for MBA Courses in students. This has encouraged private investment in business schools in India. The second is the growth in the number of private institutes offering various courses to Indian students. Even during the 90s, private business schools were not known to Indian society but now there are about a thousand private business schools offering courses at to students all over India. Now these institutes offer a range of MBA courses such as – full time two years, full time one year, part time, distance and even executive MBA programs. Delhi has grown tremendously during this phase and it now can be called as the education capital of India. There are many highly ranked business schools located in and around Delhi. Now MBA Delhi is the target for many students. The Delhi business schools are ranking high because of their highly comprehensive courses and high rate of absorption of MBA freshers in the industry. Some of these private institutes are even coming at par with the premier business schools like IIMs. This has taken off the load from the IIMs which were struggling under the constantly growing demands from the students. MBA Delhi also offers wide range of specialization to students. One can either choose from the conventional specializations like Finance, Human Resources, Operations and Logistics; or can opt for choices like MBA in Information Technologies, Retail Management, Risk Management and the like. Normally, students would have to clear admissions tests to get into these institutes, which may be followed by group discussions and personal interviews. Most of these business schools may use scores of the common aptitude tests- CAT and MAT for selecting students for their courses but others may also conduct their own exams for the same. The courses offered by the business schools in Delhi are highly recognized by the industries across India and abroad. Students passing out from these business schools of Delhi are likely to get placements in industries across India. Therefore a great number of students every year compete for admission in these institutes. A good number to Kolkata students flock in these institutes for better career opportunities. However, MBA courses in other states of India are also gaining prominence. Amongst the other favorites MBA Hyderabad is one. International business schools are also becoming popular amongst the Indian students. MBA Singapore ranks very high in the choice list of international destination for business courses. This is because of Singapore's growing prominence in the Global economy. The economic system of India is undergoing major changes and therefore the education system is also likely to adjust itself accordingly, which means that in the coming years many more private investment is likely to enter the Indian education market ensuring more growth to the business schools. ...................................... United World- School of Business is formed by a group of India born economists, academicians and top executives,offers MBA in Mumbai, Kolkata and Ahmedabad. It offers MBA in Marketing, HR, Information Systems,International Business, Retail Management, Agribusiness, Media, Entrepreneurship and Finance.
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