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VOL. 11, ISSUE 11 (2024)
A comprehensive analysis of the skill gap among management graduates across different states of India
Authors
Deepak Rajvanshi, Dr. Avanish Kumar Tyagi
Abstract
Advancements in technology, economic crises, and ever-evolving business demands have forced professionals to constantly reassess their industries. In the Asia-Pacific region, employers are equipping the workforce with additional skills, a trend that is gaining global traction. Every employee must be aware of the long-term goals of the organization, and enhancing worker skills is essential to meet those objectives. Universities must train students to be employable to remain relevant in the workforce. Sometimes, the significance of emotional intelligence surpasses the technical skills and knowledge associated with a degree. Skills and capabilities are vital in everyone's life. This research aims to assess the extent of the employability skills gap with precision. The article delves into the reasons behind the employment gap due to skill development and offers strategies for addressing the employability gap. The study provides an overview of the employability skill gap among management students across India by reviewing published research papers, articles, and literature. The article highlights a significant disparity in soft skills, such as problem-solving, leadership, and decision-making, when compared to digital skills among senior-level professionals. It suggests that candidates must acquire soft skills before entering the workforce, and educational institutions should focus on enhancing their soft skills programs. The article evaluates factors contributing to the employability gap for business students and discusses strategies for addressing this gap. The study also proposes methods to tackle employability challenges.
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Pages:66-69
How to cite this article:
Deepak Rajvanshi, Dr. Avanish Kumar Tyagi "A comprehensive analysis of the skill gap among management graduates across different states of India". International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Development, Vol 11, Issue 11, 2024, Pages 66-69
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