Relevance of Entrepreneurship Development through E-Cells in Studies and Technical Education Mutsuddi, Indranil.
By: Mutsuddi, Indranil
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ArticlePublisher: 2013Description: 1156 - 1167Subject(s): E-Leaders | Business Studies | Edi | National Entrepreneurship Network (Nen) | E-Cells | Entrepreneurship Cells | Edupreneurship | Education Entrepreneurship | Hues And Arrays Of Entrepreneurship-Educ | Entrepreneurship | Tenth Biennial Conference On Entrepreneu | Biennial Conference Papers
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Tenth Biennial Conference on EntrepreneurshipSummary: The new economic environment had triggered changes in Government policies, technology innovations which in turn have drastically changed consumer behaviour and perception towards products and services. These have created enormous opportunities for spurting new ventures, services contributing to the economic growth of our nation. Although the private sector in India is booming, the number of jobs created remained far short of what is required to provide adequate employment for management and technically trained students passing out from Business Schools and other technical institutions. In the last decade or so we have witnessed a sudden growth in the number of Business Schools and technical institutes throughout the country and employment generation for the to be professionals had become a daunting task for the educators, trainers and management consultants. On the other hand, organizations who had been complaining of their financial limitations had found it difficult to hire students within strict HR budgets. In this context, top institutes of the nation like the IIMs, IITs, NITs and particularly noted Business Schools had found the importance of entrepreneurship cells in...
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The new economic environment had triggered changes in Government policies, technology innovations which in turn have drastically changed consumer behaviour and perception towards products and services. These have created enormous opportunities for spurting new ventures, services contributing to the economic growth of our nation. Although the private sector in India is booming, the number of jobs created remained far short of what is required to provide adequate employment for management and technically trained students passing out from Business Schools and other technical institutions. In the last decade or so we have witnessed a sudden growth in the number of Business Schools and technical institutes throughout the country and employment generation for the to be professionals had become a daunting task for the educators, trainers and management consultants. On the other hand, organizations who had been complaining of their financial limitations had found it difficult to hire students within strict HR budgets. In this context, top institutes of the nation like the IIMs, IITs, NITs and particularly noted Business Schools had found the importance of entrepreneurship cells in...
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