Over 80% B-School students prefer consulting as career: Survey

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PTI: New Delhi, Thursday, Jan 17, 2013 at 2146 hrs IST

Eight out of every ten students in Indian business schools want to take consulting as a career, says a survey by IT major TCS. According to the survey carried out by Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) in collaboration with the Association of Management Consulting Firms (AMCF), over 80 per cent of ....Read more

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Rakesh Kumar Singh | Friday , 18 Jan '13 9:01:33 AMReply | Forward

It is on expected lines. The reasons are obvious and clear 1) The MBAs are over hyped so they develop a sense of superiority. 2) Most of then are straight from college, which means they have not done anything in industry before MBA. So why take the pain of executing something when you can get away with blah blah. 3) In India, we respect preachers more than practitioners.