Indeed now a days even MBAs are not getting employed and so much so, it is also being said that only 22% MBAs are employable. The moot point over here is; if that is the case then how more than 4.5 lac MBA aspirants take entrance tests for MBA admission?
Non employability is a common factor with Engineers, lawyers, CAs and Doctors too. That is different aspect that with MBA it is over expectation that job is in hand.
Employability is a skill which must be learnt without doubt but many a times certain aspects are learnt along with the job. Companies are also at receiving point that on one side they recruit passing out students as management trainees and on the other hand they expect readymade material right from the day one to get deliveries.
MBAs are still in demand but students must learn soft skills along with the course so that must become employable.
Non employability is a common factor with Engineers, lawyers, CAs and Doctors too. That is different aspect that with MBA it is over expectation that job is in hand.
Employability is a skill which must be learnt without doubt but many a times certain aspects are learnt along with the job. Companies are also at receiving point that on one side they recruit passing out students as management trainees and on the other hand they expect readymade material right from the day one to get deliveries.
MBAs are still in demand but students must learn soft skills along with the course so that must become employable.
Author: MBA Rendezvous
