Dear All,
Greetings of the day!
My contention is that every course has its own objectives to fulfill. MBA's need to portray their analytical, critical thinking & other soft skills to become effective & overall successful in the long -run, be it academics or corporate world.
M.Com & CA / CS has a different perspective & function to perform.
Lot of universities are offering Part- time & Executive programmes to cater to the needs of the industry.
My question is how well are MBA,s - full-time or part time acceptable & employable in the industry/ academics.
Another question is - How well are Part - time MBA or distance learning MBA acceptable?
Request your opinion.
Neelesh Kumar
Greetings of the day!
My contention is that every course has its own objectives to fulfill. MBA's need to portray their analytical, critical thinking & other soft skills to become effective & overall successful in the long -run, be it academics or corporate world.
M.Com & CA / CS has a different perspective & function to perform.
Lot of universities are offering Part- time & Executive programmes to cater to the needs of the industry.
My question is how well are MBA,s - full-time or part time acceptable & employable in the industry/ academics.
Another question is - How well are Part - time MBA or distance learning MBA acceptable?
Request your opinion.
Neelesh Kumar
From: sundar ganesh
Sent: 03-02-2015 15:32
To: join_mtc@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: [MTC Global] Eligibility Confusion--UG College & PG Department
MBA course is much preferred in corporate for various finance management functions, but M.Com., is being preferred in Accounts Department of the Corporate, for the reason that MBAs are not well-versed with day-to-day accounting functions.
To pursue, M.Com., the qualification must be a Graduate in Commerce, say, B.Com., but at the same time to pursue MBA-Finance, any graduate, such as Bachelor of Arts, (B.A) Bachelor of Science-any subject such as Maths, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Micro-Biology, Agriculture, B.Pharmacy,Computers etc., B.Com.,(General) B.Com., Computers, B.Com-Special , B.Tech., B.E., etc.,
The Chartered Accountancy Course, or Cost Accountancy Course prefer only B.Com.,and M.Com.,to pursue it, but not MBA-Finance candidates for it.
Similarly, the Course known as CAIIB., is being pursued by any bank staff/ employee, (not sub-staff) irrespective of the designation
could pursue the course.though it is an amalgamation of all banking subjects.
C.A., ICWAI, ACS, CAIIB etc., are only imparted through Distance Mode only, but are very much valued in job markets.
But why other courses are the recipient of step-motherly treatment.
On Tue, Feb 3, 2015 at 1:03 AM, 'Dr. PARAG NARKHEDE' via Management Teachers Consortium, Global <join_mtc@googlegroups.com> wrote:
I thought for management courses MBA shall be mandotory I do support AICTE for this, even CA CMA & CS. If we analyse the syllabi MBA syllabus is far better than M.Com. In our University M.Com people are studying 8 subjects in two year whereas At MBA 8 subjects per Semester.....Also MBA's are not eligible for M.Com. Course as per UGC....Somewhere parity should be there regarding courses & faculty norms.Dr.Parag Arun Narkhede(BE, MBA, Ph.D.)Asst. ProfessorInstitute of Management & Research,Jalgaon 425001Affiliated to North Maharashtra University, JalgaonApproved by AICTE & UGC, New DelhLife member AIMA, New DelhiLife Member AIMS International, USA+91-9422778876P Before printing, think about the environment, every 3000 A4 paper costs 1 tree.
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From: Pious Thomas <dr.pious@gmail.com>
To: "join_mtc@googlegroups.com" <join_mtc@googlegroups.com>
Sent: Friday, 30 January 2015 7:56 AM
Subject: Re: [MTC Global] Eligibility Confusion--UG College & PG Department
Dear Prof. Dutta and all Learned Colleagues,After hearing all contributors of this discussion, let me ask you few questions?If MBA, Ph.D with experience is the requirement for teaching in management, do we have enough number of teachers?If Industry experience is a must for teaching, There will be only 10% of Teachers available.Teachers are highly qualified, but least paid job. Do you think one who is successful in industry will come for teaching?My opinion, those who are fed-up with the industry will come for teaching, they will not be successful in teaching also. (Of-course, not all)M. Com, MBA, M. A., M. Sc. C.A, .I feel all are required for teaching in MBA, An MBA student must get the experience and knowledge of a Mathematician, Statistician, Economist, Management Specialist, Accountant, Finance, and even English Literature. Please do check the qualifications of IIM Professors.Those who reached the other end of the river, may say that now only those who learned swimming must come this side.Look at the Indian higher education, Any schools, colleges, Institutes or Universities do not have 100% teaching staff members.Where is the problem? Don't we have enough qualified people? Qualified people are not coming to teaching field because of less salary?Are the Institutes, Universities and Government ready to pay decent salary to teachers?All these are my personal opinion based on my 24 years of teaching and 1.5 years of industry experience, there is no offense to anyone's view.Kind Regards--RegardsDr. Pious ThomasCoordinator, MBA & MPADivine Word UniversityPort MoresbyPapua New GuineaMobile India: +91 9980795902Mobile PNG:+675 72330602On Tue, Jan 27, 2015 at 7:57 PM, Prof. Bholanath Dutta <bnath.dutta@gmail.com> wrote:--In the re-affiliation and fresh affiliation inspection, LIC, of one of the Universities in South India put two observations respectively...1. PG: To become a director of MBA Department one must have MBA and Ph.D. and not M.Com and Ph.D.2. UG College: Starting two programs B.Com and BCA-- Person must have either B.Com /BCA/B.Sc in UG and then may have MBA or Ph.D. to become eligible. Person having BA, MBA, Ph.D. not eligible. But if the UG College starts with B.Com, BA, BCA and MBA then the same person can become eligible.Request expert comments............EDUCATE, EMPOWER, ELEVATEProf. Bholanath DuttaFounder, President & ConvenerMTC Global I www.mtcglobal.orgCell: +91 96323 18178 / +91 81520 60465 / +91 7411716392
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