India, Nov. 2 -- As artificial intelligence reshapes business roles and employers increasingly seek graduates with practical skills, students are taking a closer look at the cost, placement prospects and career returns of management education.
For many young Indians, an MBA has traditionally been viewed as a gateway to a corporate career. A recognised qualification, campus placements and the prospect of a well-paying job have made the investment worthwhile for generations of students. However, with the cost of management education rising and employment prospects becoming less certain, aspirants are asking a more practical question: will this degree actually help me secure a job?
The shift does not necessarily indicate a rejection of manag...