Revamping India's Educational Landscape

This chapter explores the ambition to establish a top-tier business school in India, emphasizing the country's poor representation in global education rankings. It highlights the challenges faced by government-run universities, including bureaucratic hurdles and a lack of innovation, while advocating for increased private involvement in education. The discussion also addresses critical issues such as the shortage of qualified faculty, outdated curricula, and the impact of corruption on admissions processes.