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Dr. H Cahturvedi, Alternate President EPSI Outlines roadmap for Indian Management Education

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EPSI's B-schools Leadership Conclave 2018: "Redifining Indian Management Education In a Rapidly Transforming World" 


New Delhi: The EPSI's B-Schools' Leadership Conclave 2018 was held at The Claridges, New Delhi on 21 (April), 2018. Organised by the Education Promotion Society of India, on the theme of “Redefining Indian Management Education In Rapidly Transforming World”.The event started with lamp lightning ceremony by  AICTE Chairman, Dr Anil D Sahasrabudhe. 



The Seminar had a  stellar line up of speakers. DR. Anil D Sahasrasbudhe was  the chief guest for the conclave. Sharing
Her thoughts during her welcoming note, Malavizhi, Vice-President, EPSI 
 spoke about recently held Smart India  Hackathon and Dr. Anil Shashrbuddhe’s role in it. 



She said, “Technology and business have blended together in modern age. EPSI has been in forefront providing issues and solutions for the to bridge the gap between education sector and countries requirement.  Business models in today’s competitive model are influencing education to a large extent. Business tools need to adopt new technologies. It is essential that your education rises to International standard and even more so that Indian business education set’s up its own benchmark”.




Dr. H Cahturvedi, Alternate President EPSI and Director BIMTECH, Greater Noida spoke next and gave a roadmap for Indian Management Education for Rapidly Transforming World. He said, “I have collected date to see how much is the reach of this conclave and I am delighted to says that more than 14 states of India are represented through various delegates in this conclave. B-School stakeholders have been meeting for last 8 years and we have been discussing various issues concerning Higher education sector of India. Our issues pending since 2010 have been resolved by present regime and AICTE Chairperson and we thank them for the same”.


 Addressing the conclave through Video Conferencing Prof. Jagdish Sheth, Charles H. Kellstadt Proffesor of Marketing, Emory University, USA, delivered keynote address and gave a brief presentation. He started with elaborating reasons why good institutions fail and talked of styles of management. He said, “Crisis management is short term, it can only temporarily fix problem but won’t resolve it. Leadership is all about bringing high changes and good leaders know how to convert challenges in to opportunities”. 

Taking his presentation further he said, “I articulated seven challenges that are facing India’s education. First among them is policy uncertainty.  Secondly we need to keep a tap on rise of private universities".  



AICTE, Chairman, Dr. Anil Dattatraya Shasrabudhe said, “We have a rapidly transforming world. The technology is changing rapidly and we have to talk about not only Industry 4.0 but more about Education 4.0. We are in isolation with industry and we should put in extraordinary efforts to connect industry with changes that are happening in education industry and vice-versa.
The numbers of seats that are remaining vacant have become a great challenge. We need to consolidate good quality education provider. Out of 3334 total management institute, 102 have applied for full closure and many have applied for seat reduction. However now what is most important is that institutes which are continuing should provide education parallel to global level."



The summit included panel discussions on Topics like", Industry 4.0: Changing Business Landscape - How Should B-Schools Respond? ", ‘Regulatory Issues before Management Education" and "Developing New Age Model For Managing India B-Schools." The panel had a diverse mix, stake holders from Eminent Higher Education institutes of india were present during the conclave.

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