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A Study of Management Curriculum in Indian Institutes
A Study of Management Curriculum in Indian Institutes
PRESENTED BY ARCHISHA
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INTRODUCTION
learning.
PROBLEM IDENTIFICATION
Complete education is a problem in management school curriculums which widens the gap between industrial demand and institutional supply.
OBJECTIVE
Physical, intellectual, emotional and ethical integration of an individual which can be obtained through a holistic approach in the education system. To identify the gap between education and industry requirement and to yield suggestions for developing skills.
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
Data collection
Sampling method
Sample size Research design Tools used for data collection
LITERATURE REVIEW
Vivekananda, in his scheme of education, includes all
What is the most important factor for improving the productivity in higher education?
1 2 3 4 5 Response Average Score
2 (6.90%)
3 (10.34%)
29
3.24 / 5 (64.80%)
3.52 / 5 (70.40%)
3 (10.34%)
6 (20.69%) 4 (13.79%)
5 (17.24%)
11 (37.93%)
29
5 (17.24%)
1 (3.45%)
2 (6.90%)
9 (31.03%)
12 (41.38%)
29
2 (6.90%)
2 (6.90%)
3 (10.34%)
5 (17.24%)
17 (58.62%)
29
OBSERVATION: Out of 29 respondents nearly 38% believe that use of high technology is relatively important. Streamlining the education process, quality of teachers and industryinstitute interaction gains the highest ranking on the rating scale. On an average Industry-Institute Interaction ranks the highest with 82.80%.
How do you rate the profile of the teachers body in your institute? (Rate the following. On the given scale 1 is for the least rating.)
1 2 3 4 5 Response Average Score
Experience
6 (21.43%) 1 (3.57%)
4 (14.29%)
13 (46.43%)
4 (14.29%)
28
3.29 / 5 (65.80%)
3.25 / 5 (65.00%)
Professional Knowledge
4 (14.29%)
5 (17.86%)
28
6 (21.43%)
28
3.11 / 5 (62.20%)
Industry Interaction
2 (7.14%)
5 (17.86%)
6 (21.43%)
12 (42.86%)
3 (10.71%)
28
3.32 / 5 (66.40%)
OBSERVATION: On an average the teachers body is rated similar on the basis of experience, professional knowledge, professional development and industry interaction. Yet the highest ranking is given to Industry-Interaction as students feel that it better helps them gain an insight into corporate learning through their teachers.
1 Punctuality Discipline Uniform Use of mobiles Active participation in co-curricular activities Refrain from activities of political nature 3 (10.34%) 7 (24.14%) 6 (20.69%) 6 (20.69%)
Responses 29 29 29 29
8 (27.59%) 4 (13.79%)
2.48 / 4 (62.00%)
3.35 / 4 (83.75%)
1 (3.70%)
2 (7.41%)
4 (14.81%) 10 (37.04%)
10 (37.04%)
27
6 (21.43%)
3 (10.71%)
28
2.44 / 4 (61.00%)
D) Use of mobiles in college campus E) Active participation in co-curricular activities F) Refrain from activities of political nature
On a scale of 1-5 how do you rate the eco-friendly environment at your college? (Rate the following. On the given scale 1 is for the least rating.)
1 4 (13.79%) 2 4 (13.79%) 3 4 (13.79%) 4 14 (48.28%) 5 3 (10.34%) Responses 29 Average Score 3.28/5 (65.60%)
According to you is your institute more economy-oriented or more inclined towards societal needs? a) Economy oriented b) Social Needs
Percentage Economy -oriented Societalneeds 51.7 48.3 Responses 15 14
Total responses:
29
A) Economy-oriented
B) Societal needs
What are the faculty development steps taken in your institute? a) Regular workshops c) Continuous development assessment b) Aid for research d) Other (please specify)
Percentage Regular workshops Aid for research Continuous development assessment Other 28.6 17.9 39.3 14.3 Response 8 5 11 4
A) B) C) D)
According to you what are the essential career advancement policies that should be incorporated within your institute? a) Regular exposure to the corporate culture c) Frequent training b) Workshops on career guidance d) Other (please specify)
Percentage Regular exposure Workshops Frequent training Other Total responses: 51.7 Response 15
10.3
24.1 13.8
3
7 4 29
Percentage 78.6%
21.4%
Response 22
6 28
Does your institute lay emphasis on the improvement of General Knowledge of the students by incorporating it as a part time or short term course in the curriculum? Yes No
Percentage Yes No Total responses: 82.8% 17.2% Response 24 5 29
12 (41.38%)
8 (27.59%) 3 (10.34%)
3.28 / 5 (65.60%)
What are the essential parameters for selecting an institute as campus for recruitment? a) Reputation d) On the basis of alumni of that institute b) Academic Performance e) Other c) Infrastructure
Percentage Reputation Academic Performance Infrastructure On the basis of Alumni 30.0 40.0 10.0 Responses 3 4 1
20.0
What is more important academic knowledge or basic skills and attitude? a) Academic knowledge b) Basic skills and attitude
Percentage Academic knowledge basic skills 20.0 80.0 Responses 1 4
Rate the following on the basis of selection preference parameter. (On the rating scale 1 signifies least and 5 stands for the maximum rating)
1 2 3 4 5 Responses Average Score
Academic excellence
Experience Soft skills
0 (0.00%)
0 (0.00%) 0 (0.00%)
0 (0.00%)
0 (0.00%) 0 (0.00%)
0 (0.00%)
0 (0.00%) 0 (0.00%)
2 (50.00%)
2 (50.00%) 1 (25.00%)
2 (50.00%)
2 (50.00%) 3 (75.00%)
4
4 4
4.50 / 5 (90.00%)
4.50 / 5 (90.00%) 4.75 / 5 (95.00%)
Do you agree that a dual degree helps meet industrial demand well than a single degree? Yes No
Percentage Yes No 25.0% 75.0% Responses 1 3
Rate the following on the basis of recruitment preference: a) Generalized degree b) Specialized degree
1 Generalised degree Specialized degree 0 (0.00%) 0 (0.00%) 2 0 (0.00%) 3 1 (25.00%) 4 2 (50.00%) 5 Response Average Score 4.00 / 5 (80.00%) 5.00 / 5 (100.00%)
1 (25.00%)
4 (100.00%)
How do you rate the current curriculum pattern in colleges according to the requirement of the corporate world? (On the scale below 1 refers to the minimum suitability of the curriculum and 5 is for maximum suitability)
1 2 3 4 5 0 (0.00%) Responses 4 Average Score 3.75 / 5 (75.00%)
Do you think today management college/university provides for an overall development of students so as meet the corporate demands? What do you think can be done to improvise the curriculum so that we can fill in the gap between corporate requirements and institution supply? Posted 3 months ago
Comments (49)
Like any education, the institution provides the "seeds"; however the student must make those seeds grow by driving the outcomes. If your school does not offer an area start your own initiative....YOU become the subject matter expert. - J. Shawn Young - President, Owner; Young Electric Service, Inc.
In my view I would like to say that in todays era most of the business school is not providing a good education system to the students which is much needed for the students corporate career. They are not providing any kind of activity as well as knowledge of corporate life or culture. Because of this students are lacking in somewhere and they have to face many problems when they are actually enters into the corporate. - Saroj Solanki - Student at ISBR
The Curriculum designed by the universities acts as a guideline and I feel its appropriately designed by the panel of educationalists to meet the industry demands of future, For example: - Text & Reference books talks about Experimented
Holistic approach The Curriculum have to be such as to incorporate analytical skills along with appropriate exposure