ROI decreasing in MBA colleges of India

Online, October 3, 2010 (Newswire.com) - Over the years there has been downfall in the average salary package of placed students with respect to annual academic fees of the management colleges in India.

It has been observed that most of the first tier and second tier management institutes in India have increased their annual academic fees. There is annual increase of 7 to 8 % hike in tuition fees. Many top Management Institutes have doubled their tuition fees from 2007 onwards till date. This increase has been attributed to increase in salary of teaching staff, and higher cost in maintenance of modern infrastructure.

MBA colleges have started upgrading their classroom facilities to establish "Smart Classrooms". The Smart Class room consist of LCD Projector with 84" Motorized Screen with Remote, 78" diagonal interactive white board with OS, hardware, advanced Amplifier, Wall Speakers, and also include HDD based DVD Players. These modern advancements are heavy financial burden on MBA colleges.

Increase in Tuition fees is justified by colleges but they are unable to cope up with recent downfall in average salary package of placed students. There has been decrease of 18% to 25% from previous years in many top B-Schools. Thus students are facing a decreasing ROI, as tuition fees is increasing and average salary package is decreasing.

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