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Enrichment of Employability Skill among MBA Students-A Pathway to New India


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India is well known for its well-structured educational system from the Vedic period. The number of institutions offering various professional courses including management program is increasing significantly. At the same time the challenges to be met by management graduates are also increasing at a faster pace. The various study and survey reports have brought in light that with the increase in quantity of MBA students there is a decrease in the average quality in terms of employability skill. The objective of this study is to explore the employability skill required by management graduates and the ways and means to enrich the same.

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Employability Skill, Enrichment of Employability Skill.
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J. Santhi
Sri Chandrasekharendra Saraswathi Viswa Mahavidyalaya, India

Abstract


India is well known for its well-structured educational system from the Vedic period. The number of institutions offering various professional courses including management program is increasing significantly. At the same time the challenges to be met by management graduates are also increasing at a faster pace. The various study and survey reports have brought in light that with the increase in quantity of MBA students there is a decrease in the average quality in terms of employability skill. The objective of this study is to explore the employability skill required by management graduates and the ways and means to enrich the same.

Keywords


Employability Skill, Enrichment of Employability Skill.

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