Ms. Lath seeks to enhance her understanding of globalization through the Indian education system, which she finds unorganized and demotivating. Proposed solutions include studying abroad, engaging in social media groups, and forming a club for discussions on global matters. The preferred solution is to study at a university abroad, as it aligns with her resources and desire for a more effective learning environment.

2. Problem Statement
Ms. Lath (Stakeholder) needs a way
(need/problem) to get more knowledge about
globalization through the current Indian
education system she is a part of because (insight)
it is highly unorganized and lacks a clear format
which is de-motivating. She feels it restricts her
overall growth and development as a leader in this
era of globalization.

3. IDEA
GENERATION

4. Solutions/Ideas to this Problem
Statement
Most Obvious Solutions to this Problem:
Shift from the current Indian education system and do
your undergraduate studies at a university abroad. (i.e.
waste the one year of undergraduate studies in India).
 Shift from the current Indian education system, transfer
the credits of the first year and do your remaining
undergraduate studies at a university abroad.
Go over more readings related to Global happenings to
keep yourself updated with what is happening currently.
Go about writing a research paper on current
topics/issues.

5. Solutions/Ideas to this Problem
Statement
Join a social media-business group and get linked up
to industry professionals in order to discover greater
knowledge about the world.
Work with your dad (who’s perhaps an entrepreneur)
and learn about globalized trade from him.
Try getting an internship with a company and gain
practical knowledge.
Try pulling your own strings and get an internship in
a multinational and work with the middle/top
management.

6. Solutions/Ideas to this Problem
Statement
Make the course back in India, interesting for
yourself by doing additional read-ups apart from that
what is required/compulsory.
Be an agent of value-addition in class and hence,
make yourself an integral part of the course.
Spread awareness of the new innovative techniques of
teaching (heard about from your friends abroad)
amongst your faculty members.
Explain the advantages of new teaching
methodologies to the faculty and ask them if it can be
adopted.

7. Solutions/Ideas to this Problem
Statement
Request the college authorities if they can provide
you with the latest infrastructure if available.
Undertake case study analysis.
Start a club/organization in your college and
encourage students like you to be part of it and have
weekly discussions on current happenings in the
world.
Let the club/organization organize events that help to
boost globalised knowledge. Eg: mind teasers,
quizzes, crosswords, etc.

8. Solutions/Ideas to this Problem
Statement
Get support (both financial aid and professional aid)
for the club/organization from industry persona.
After sometime, expand this club/organization in
your locality to reach as many individuals as possible.
Expand your own horizon, by taking part in various
extra-curricular activities (elocutions/ debates/
seminars) etc.
Go for a Summer School Session (to say University of
California, Berkeley or NYU Stern or Harvard Business
School, etc.) and experience learning over there.

9. Solutions/Ideas to this Problem
Statement
Enroll for Summer School Sessions in your college, if
they have tie-ups with any formal institutions.
Eg: H. R. College of Commerce & Economics (where I
study back in Mumbai, India) has a tie up with Kings
College, London.
Encourage your college authorities to have some
sought of summer school of their own based on
international standards.
Start your own blog and write regularly about current
happenings and get reviews from professionals

10. Solutions/Ideas to this Problem
Statement
Try coordinating with the Faculty and the Class
Representative (CR) of how things can be made more
organized.
If possible, take up an important post in the course
you are enrolled and see how leadership teaches you
practical things.
Have an Academic Calendar ready at the beginning of
each semester and have included in that all project
submission dates, internal and external dates, etc.

11. Solutions/Ideas to this Problem
Statement
Enroll in Massive Open Online Courses (MOOC) and
get access to world class education sitting at home for
FREE.
Approach the university (in this case Mumbai
University) and see how they can make things more
organized.
Ask the Syllabus Committee to undergo a syllabus
revision if possible, to suit current needs of students.
Encourage the University to include an aspect of
practical learning within all its courses.

12. Solutions/Ideas to this Problem
Statement
If you did exceptionally well in the first year, maybe
you can ask your college for any Scholarships they
may offer.
Well if I had an unlimited budget:
I would open a University of my own back in India,
with my own syllabus and set of rules and regulations.
Take a daily flight to Berkeley (well, I love UC
Berkeley!) and attend classes of the course I want,
which would be held once a week.

13. Solutions/Ideas to this Problem
Statement
Probably, also take the Chancellor of the University of
Mumbai to Berkeley and show him what universities are
actually meant to be.
Set up the necessary infrastructure in my own college,
which would facilitate LIVE lectures in Mumbai, India
from Universities abroad.
Give in monetary benefits to the staff of the Mumbai
University to make things better, quicker and smoother.
If I had control over the laws of nature:
Bring alive the world class leaders, who are dead and gone!
Get them to teach me what I always wanted to learn.

14. Solutions/Ideas to this Problem
Statement
If I had the power of being invisible, I would be
physically present here in Mumbai, out of no choice,
and my invisible self would be in some foreign
university.
I would love kidnapping all the excellent professors
from around the world and get them to teach me.
If I were a five year old:
I wouldn’t bother going to school. I’d sit at home and
watch cartoons like Batman and Spiderman and learn
bits of leadership from them.

15. WELL, 40 SOLUTIONS
IS ALL I’VE BEEN
ABLE TO COME UP
WITH !

16. IDEA
SELECTION

17. The Most Practical Idea:
Shift from the current Indian education system and
do your undergraduate studies at a university abroad.
(i.e. waste the one year of undergraduate studies in
India).
Explanation: I think this is the most practical, since
Ms. Lath just doesn’t like it India, it’s better if she
wastes a year than continuing 2 more years with a
wasteful disgusted feeling. Also she has the means
(resources) to fulfill the same, so it wouldn’t be a
problem.

18. The Most Disruptive Idea:
Set up the necessary infrastructure in my own college,
which would facilitate LIVE lectures in Mumbai, India
from Universities abroad.
Explanation: This would enable faculty members back
in India, to see how the systems work there and how
interactive and organized the lectures are – the way in
which topics are covered as per the schedule and the
assignments are submitted way before the deadline.

19. Your Favorite Idea:
Go for a Summer School
Session (to say University of
California, Berkeley or NYU
Stern or Harvard Business
School, etc.) and experience
learning with students over
there.