Management Education Uncovered - SILVA CLARISSA

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with the introductionManagement education is often perceived as elitist, as

it tends to attract young men and women who are primarily driven by the

perceived benefits associated with it. In India, higher education, especially

in the field of management, has experienced significant growth, with

numerous institutes offering management programs commonly referred

to as Business Schools. This study examines the prevailing trends in

management education in India and seeks to uncover its impact on both

the industry and individuals. Furthermore, it delves into the emerging

issues within the realm of management education and explores potential

directions and policies for enhancing management education in India.The

roots of management education can be traced back to the 18th century.

Over the centuries, it has undergone substantial changes and

developments, primarily drawing inspiration from Western management

theories and practices. Occasionally, management institutions incorporate

insights from Indian epics, scriptures, and traditions. It's noteworthy that

management as a discipline has evolved from fundamental fields such as

philosophy, psychology, economics, accounting, computer science,

mathematics, statistics, and industrial engineering

In India, management education is often seen as catering to an elite

audience. Frequently, young individuals are drawn to management

education not solely for the purpose of gaining knowledge, exposure,

and experience to contribute positively to society, but rather due to the

allure of the perceived benefits associated with it.