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Management Education

Post by Tilak on Wed Apr 02, 2008 12:20 am

Management education in nepal its foundation in commerce education that was started 54 years ago(in 2011BS) in Trichandra cCollege. The commerce education that was started with less than three dozen students now has encompassed the largest mass of students in educational institutions in nepal.In phase of starting the major challenge for the commerce education was its low popularity,currently the major challengeis it's over popularity. How to mannage students, quality and engage in the market?????????????
That the challanging question for the management student.

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Re: Management Education

Post by eveningpolestar on Wed Apr 02, 2008 1:56 pm

Tilak wrote:Management education in nepal its foundation in commerce education that was started 54 years ago(in 2011BS) in Trichandra cCollege. The commerce education that was started with less than three dozen students now has encompassed the largest mass of students in educational institutions in nepal.In phase of starting the major challenge for the commerce education was its low popularity,currently the major challengeis it's over popularity. How to mannage students, quality and engage in the market?????????????
That the challanging question for the management student.


First of all , welcome to the forum Tilak. Thanks for coming!! Hope to see your regularly here.

Being a student of management myself , I find its over popularity very challenging. Besides lack of practical approach in our educational system makes it very difficult for us to sell ourselves in market...what our curriculum developers ought to know is that theory has got nothing to do when it comes to managing a business, entrepreneurship is 100 % practical thing...I think to improve our management education we need to include more practical based activities rather than theory. Our young managers and entrepreneurs need to know how the top global organisations are running and how entrepreneurship changes lives globally.

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Re: Management Education

Post by COFilth on Fri Jun 13, 2008 1:55 pm

lack of exposure.

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Re: Management Education

Post by Razor Blade on Sun Jun 22, 2008 2:59 pm

It's about the opportunities that is lacking in the market for management field. Practically practical areas in curriculae are then created when there opportunities in the market. For example BBA students have practical working in Banks. Question is recognition of the subject also matters but how can it be done?

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Re: Management Education

Post by Saurav on Wed May 13, 2009 11:48 am

I think the courses in nepal is designed to make students a teacher of that subject. To score good grades in management means you have bi-hatred every things even you have understand the topic or not. So if you have not understand subject properly how can you be a good managers.

So, Way of teaching and the way of examining should changed. I have been studying so many books on Economics. I have participated in many forums regarding it and I have understand all the topic of my course but I am the one who score the lowest in the economics. Teacher says, "Where is that typical word in this answer?" I have answered everything logically but he didn't gave me any marks for that question. So this is the trend or system in Nepal So this type of examining and teaching system need to be changed.

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Re: Management Education

Post by Unfathom on Sun Jul 05, 2009 10:57 am

I believe, management is all about how you can see and understand the complexities around you and whether you can make a difference by manipulating your capabilities through toughest of the environment. Like my friends said here that there is a need of practical education, I believe, it can only be developed if our curriculum is updated and the management sector understands the importance of practial education.

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