Friday, January 23, 2009
MBA graduates will face bleak job prospects
When the MBA students at India's top business schools began their studies their future was full of promise as companies tripped over each other to lure graduates.
But 24 months of study and a financial meltdown later, prospects are glum for the estimated 120,000 business school graduates who will enter the job market in March after their final exams.
"Everyone is scared," said Neha Verma, who is one of a crop of 20-something management graduates at a New Delhi college.
n past years, firms riding the wave of India's economic surge would fight over the newly minted talent produced by India's prestigious business colleges as they scrambled for an advantage in a country with a lack of middle management talent.
To read the full article, click here..
To read the ePaper, visit: http://www.newsindia-times.com
But 24 months of study and a financial meltdown later, prospects are glum for the estimated 120,000 business school graduates who will enter the job market in March after their final exams.
"Everyone is scared," said Neha Verma, who is one of a crop of 20-something management graduates at a New Delhi college.
n past years, firms riding the wave of India's economic surge would fight over the newly minted talent produced by India's prestigious business colleges as they scrambled for an advantage in a country with a lack of middle management talent.
To read the full article, click here..
To read the ePaper, visit: http://www.newsindia-times.com
Labels: India's economic, India's prestigious business colleges, job market, lack of middle management talent, MBA, MBA students, New Delhi college
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