Experience of MMS students about their syllabus.

Title: Experience of MMS students about their syllabus.

Author: 1. Rohan Kailas Gosavi – Roll No. 76.

  1. Bibhor Bibudhesh Singh – Roll No. 118.
  2. Suraj Deepak Sonawane – Roll No. 120.

Introduction: While studying for the professional course such as management it is important that the student should be well versed with the day today challenges faced by the entrepreneurs and managers which are dynamic in nature. Recently students completed their Internship and experienced issues between the syllabus which they are studying and what they actually experienced in their internships. In this survey we will find out what the students actually experienced in their internship.

Objective: To know whether students were finding it easy during their internship to cope up with the corporate problems faced by them with the knowledge of syllabus they are currently studying.

Literature Review:

MANAGEMENT EDUCATION – BUILDING SUCCESSFUL CAREER IN THE CORPORATE WORLD.

Neeraj Patharkar (2020) says that Internationalisation, cross-cultural collaboration, strategic alliances, partnerships, and mergers are the current trends in management education, which is going through a significant shift in India. We need CEOs with top-tier talent if the Indian manufacturing sector is to compete on a global scale. India needs to overhaul and revitalise the education system in general and the management education system in particular if it wants to be a worldwide leader and capitalise on its enormous demographic dividend. The management schools should strive for qualitative development so that its students can find work whenever and anyplace. Indian management education must emulate the best global universities if it is to foster entrepreneurial skills, innovation, and visionary leadership.

 

MANAGEMENT EDUCATION – STRENGTHENING THE ECOSYSTEM OF BUSINESS EDUCATION, ORGANIZATION AND SOCIETY.

Renu Rana (2012) says that Targeting new competencies from both individuals and society as a whole should be the goal of management education. We also need to master the fundamental talents needed by the organisation, such as entrepreneurship, a spirit of cooperation, communication abilities and social skills in order to advance both as individuals and as a society, the capacity to independently plan and carry out their own work, collaborate with peers from diverse nationalities and cultures, and use new information and communication technology, language proficiency.

Data Collection

Based on the above problem following questions were asked to the students of Kohinoor Business School based on “Likert scale”-

  1. I get to learn number of case studies in the syllabus.
  2. My analytical skills are tested on regular basis.
  3. My interest in starting a business has increased.
  4. I got to know about the corporate life in the internship.
  5. I lack sufficient practical knowledge.

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100 students were surveyed.

For each Question – Mean. Standard deviation, Standard Error and Z has been calculated.

  

Data Analysis

 

Question 1

Question 2

Question 3

Question 4

Question 5

Mean

 

0.83

0.46

0.67

1.09

0.36

Standard Deviation

0.93

0.87

1.16

1.13

1.14

Standard Error

0.09

0.09

0.12

0.11

0.11

Z

 

8.90

5.29

5.80

9.65

3.15

Result

Agree

 

Agree

 

Agree

 

Agree

 

Agree

 

 

Conclusions

  1. Students are positive towards getting to learn number of case studies in the syllabus.
  2. Students are positive about the view that their analytical skills are tested on regular basis.
  3. Students are positive about the view that their interest in starting a business has increased.
  4. Students are positive towards that they are getting to know about the corporate life in the internship.
  5. Students are positive about that they are lacking sufficient practical knowledge.

 

References

 

Patharkar, Neeraj. (2020). A Study on the Role of Management Education for Building Successful Career in the Corporate World. 7. pp.137-146. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/342881167_A_Study_on_the_Role_of_Management_Education_for_Building_Successful_Career_in_the_Corporate_World/.2020.

 

Renu Rana (2012) ,The role of management education in strengthening the ecosystem of business education, organization and society – need of era, AIMA Journal of Management & Research, November 2012, Volume 6, Issue 4/4, ISSN 0974-497. https://apps.aima.in/ejournal_new/articlespdf/renu_rana_article.pdf.2012.

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