DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/431507/prefeasibility_rep) has announced the addition of the "Prefeasibility Report on Business School" report to their offering.
According to Cygnus estimates, the demand for MBAs in the year 2006-07 was 310,000, whereas the supply was 165,000. The demand increased by 6.45% to 330,000 in 2007-08, while the supply increased to a minuscule 175,900. The cumulative short supply during the period, 2006-08, reached about 299,100. Although there may be slight decline in the demand in 2008-09, it is expected to rebound from 2011-12 onwards. The cumulative demand for MBAs during the period, 2008-12, is expected to be about 1,340,000, but the potential number of MBA pass outs during this period is expected to be about 740,000, i.e., a gap of 600,000 MBAs is expected to build up in 4 years time. To tide over this short supply, there is an immediate need for more than 1,500 new business schools in the country.
This report is structured into 5 chapters consisting of Project Concept, Industry scenario, Overview of Management education in India, Project details and Conclusion.
The report presents an overview of Management Education in India in terms of structure of mgmt schools, demand & supply scenario, Major mgmt Education hubs and growth drivers The report also gives insight into the procedure for setting up a Business school, locational details, land requirement, Equipment & utility planning capital outlay, profitability projection, payback period, internal rate of return (IRR) and other project related analysis.
The author will provide the financial model on MS Excel format. As a result the buyer will be able to modify the financial inputs & see the viability of the project under changed scenario.
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