The document discusses the rising risk of unemployment in India even after obtaining an MBA degree. It notes that while MBA programs are popular, only 21% of graduates from schools outside the top 25 are finding employment. Some of the factors contributing to unemployment include a lack of skills desired by employers, a mismatch between industry and academic expectations, and current economic conditions. The document explores employment trends and outcomes in India and globally, as well as strategies like improving industry collaboration and providing work experience to help reduce unemployment for MBA graduates.

1. Business Government And
International Economy
Risk of Unemployment After MBA
Presented By-Subodh
Shahare

2. Introduction
India has the largest youth population in the world,
and also it is amongst the popular destination for
education. With increasing population among the
country the problem of unemployment is also rising.
After doing the prestigious MBA degrees also the
employability picture is not so positive in India which
will further results in economic crisis & talent
migration to other countries. After spending lakhs of
rupees on business courses many are finding that
tough economic times have make their job finding
difficult.

3.  According to the MBAUniverse.Com--MeriTrac employability study
2012, which covered 2,264 MBAs from 29 cities and 100 B-Schools,
beyond the Top 25, only 21 percent are employable.
 This shows that percentage of unemployment is raising even after
doing the prestigious management courses.
 Still after knowing the consequences most of the young graduates
opt for management courses.
 This presentation talks about overall scenario of management
studies in country like India.

4. Modes of MBA programme
 Two-year (Full Time) MBA
 Part time MBA
 Distance Learning MBA
 Online MBA

5. Careers
 An MBA prepares individuals for many types of careers.
According to a survey by the Graduate Management
Admissions Council, in year 2012, 64% MBA graduates
used their MBA degrees to change career prospective.
Some of the most common jobs after an MBA include:
 Business Development Analyst or Strategist.
 Assistant Manager and Deputy Manager.
 Financial Analyst.

6. Marketing Associate and Analyst.
HR , IT Manager.
Project or Program Manager.
Operations Analyst, Associate, or Manager.

7. Why people do an MBA?
 High salary package.
 For better career opportunities.
 Better consolidated business networks.
 New skills and knowledge acquisition.
 Holistic perspective over the business world.

8. Interconnections
Students Input
•Analytical
thinking
•Basic
communication
skills
•Situation analysis
•Stress
management
B-Schools Provide
•Analytical
frameworks
•Industry experience
•Strategic thinking
•Speaking up
•Thinking critically
during
class/assignment
Industry Acquires
People who
•Understand the
corporate mindset &
ethics
•Have a good grasp
of the deliverables
expected
•Can contribute right
from day one itself

9. Current scenario in India
 Currently in India MBA is the most preferred carrier
option after graduation.
 Every engineering college in Maharashtra is associated
to offer MBA education but quality of education provided
is an issue of debate.
 Over the past few years, foreign education presence is
increased in country like India by means of innovative
management programmes. Courses like distance or
executive MBA programmes are gaining popularity in
shorter duration.

10. Global Scenario For MBA
 Countries like US and Britain are also facing the
problems regarding unemployment after higher
education degrees like MBA.
 Since the start of the economic recession in the US
economy in 2007, increasing numbers of graduates
have been unable to find permanent positions in their
chosen field.
 Unemployment ratio is rising due to a mismatch
between the expectations of graduates and the
actual employment opportunities & nature of work
available.

11.  Work Experience is also an important factor for
employment. Due to lack of experience job search is
often difficult but once individuals have work experience
in their chosen field, they find subsequent job search
efforts relatively easier.
 Due to the Global Economic Crisis most of the
graduates find it difficult to get entry to the industrial
sectors for various entry level jobs.

12. Factors affecting Unemployment after MBA
 Lack of communication skills and other skills desired by
employers on part of students.
 Increasing number of B-Schools B-School Pass outs.
 High salary expectations from students in the beginning.
 Deviation amongst the industry expectations & Academics
syllabus.
 Current economic & business conditions in country.
 The Incompetent students goes under a number of interviews but
come out as unsuccessful.

13. Data Analysis

14. 1. Are you satisfied with the outcome of your
MBA degree?
12
10
8
6
4
2
0
Satisfied Neutral Dis-satisfied

15. 2. How MBA degree helps you to built a
profession/career in corporate sector?
12
10
8
6
4
2
0
It enhanses my
communication
and
presentation
skills
It helps me to
get better job
opportunities
It gives me a
stable and well
satisfied job
prospective
All the above

16. 3. What skills do you think a successful MBA
graduate should have? Do you think MBA will
enhance your below mentioned skills?
14
12
10
8
6
4
2
0
Good inter-personal
and
communication
skill
Good technical
and presentation
skills
Good analytical
and demonstration
skills
All of the above
20
18
16
14
12
10
8
6
4
2
0
Yes No

17. 4. Do you agree that a good MBA college
and experienced academic staff in an
essence for good quality MBA graduates?
Agree Neither agree/ nor disagree Dis-agree
12
10
8
6
4
2
0

18. 5. Placement is an important part of MBA
degree despite of the necessary skills
absent in the student?
12
10
8
6
4
2
0
Yes No cant say

19. 6. Do you feel that employers give first
preference for work experience
candidates?
14
12
10
8
6
4
2
0
Yes May Be No

20. 7.Looking at current scenario, do you think
that finding job after MBA is an easy task?
12
10
8
6
4
2
0
Yes No Depends

21. 8. Low salary package is also a factor for
unemployment after MBA?
14
12
10
8
6
4
2
0
Agree Neither agree nor dis-agree Dis-agree

22. How to overcome the risk of Unemployment
 Connecting the dots between industrial expectations and
academic syllabus
 Giving emphasis on, on-the-job work experience by
means of industrial internships.
 Increasing the initiatives like foreign students exchange
program.
 Additional certification.
 Increasing the students participation in different
competition.

23. Conclusion
 With the increasing number of B-Schools in country like
India the number of students doing degrees like MBA has
been increased but at the same time there is a need of
evaluation of quality of education & infrastructure
facilities per students as well as the experienced
academic staff available in such institutes.
 Also the collaboration between Industry- Academics -
Students is very much important for reducing the
unemployment after MBA education.

25. Thank You!!!