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Follow UsNAGPUR, INDIA: Octave Business School recently announced the conclusion of the first seven critical projects awarded from local SMEs (Small and Medium Enterprises). The teams of Octave students achieved this under the mentorship of founding directors and with the active involvement of CEOs and owners of these companies, said a press release.
Now, Octave has become the first Business School in India which has fully integrated Real World Industry projects in its curriculum, the release added.
“The local SMEs are very happy as now they have access to world class business consulting expertise at almost no cost,” said Chandra Bhople, director Operations. “Management education is more like doctor's education. One of the reasons why thousands of MBA graduates are unemployed in India is because they completely miss on practicing their knowledge in real world projects and private industry does not want to hire theoretical MBAs,” he added.
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Octave is the first educational initiative in India which is being built by large number of alumni of BITS Pilani and with complete focus on bringing good quality management education in Tier-II cities. © CyberMedia News.
Now, OCTAVE has become the first Business School in India which has fully integrated Real World Industry projects in its curriculum. The release added.
“The local SMEs are very happy as now they have access to world class business consulting expertise at almost no cost,” said Chandra Bhople, director Operations. “Management education is more like doctor's education. One of the reasons why thousands of MBA graduates are unemployed in India is because they completely miss on practicing their knowledge in real world projects and private industry does not want to hire theoretical MBAs,” he added.
OCTAVE is the first educational initiative in India which is being built by large number of alumni of BITS Pilani and with complete focus on bringing good quality management education in Tier-II cities.