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    The document summarizes a study conducted to estimate demand for MBA courses among college students in Agartala, India. Key findings: - 47% of respondents had family incomes below Rs. 300,000 and were mostly businessmen. - 70% of respondents wanted to pursue an MBA, with 63% preferring full-time programs. - 36% saw very high demand for MBA courses, while 30% saw moderate demand. - The objective of estimating MBA demand was determined to be proven given the interest in MBA as a professional degree that is desirable to employers.

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    The document summarizes a study conducted to estimate demand for MBA courses among college students in Agartala, India. Key findings: - 47% of respondents had family incomes below Rs. 300,000 and were mostly businessmen. - 70% of respondents wanted to pursue an MBA, with 63% preferring full-time programs. - 36% saw very high demand for MBA courses, while 30% saw moderate demand. - The objective of estimating MBA demand was determined to be proven given the interest in MBA as a professional degree that is desirable to employers.

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    MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS LI

    VE PROJECT
    A STUDY ON ESTIMATING DEMAND FOR MBA COURSE
    AMONG THE COLLEGE STUDENTS.

    ABHIJIT PAUL ID No:- 19IUT0160050


    CONTENT
    01 INTRODUCTION

    02 OBJECTIVES

    03 FINDINGS

    04 CONCLUSION
    OBJECTIVE
    To find the demand of MBA Students among the college students
    INTRODUCTION

    “ In general, to "demand" means to "ask for urgently." That said, the concept of
    demand takes on a very particular, and somewhat different, meaning in economics
    Economically speaking, to demand something means to be willing, able and ready
    to purchase a good or service.
    “
    So, in this project we need to find the overall demand of MBA course. For that we
    need to undergo a survey with the students in our area.
    METHODOLOGY

    Sample Size: - 30 Nos. Structured questionnaire.


    Sample Size Data Capturing Instruments

    Convenient Sampling Percentage Analysis

    Sampling Technique Data Analysis

    Ushabazar, Agartala Statistical Analysis with Bar & Pie


    Chart
    Area Data Analysis
    GENDER

    MALE
    50% It has been seen that there is 50% respondents who are male.

    FEMALE
    It has been seen that there is 50% respondents who are female. 50%
    FAMILY INCOME
    In this illustration, 47% which is highest comprises of respondents with the family income of below Rs 3,00,000, 23% of total respondents
    are with income Rs 3,00,001- 5,00,000 , 20% respondents gets income above Rs 10,00,000 and the rest gets a salary between
    Rs 5,00,001-10,00,000.

    FAMILY INCOME
    FAMILY INCOME BELOW RS 3,00,000 RS 3,00,001- 5,00,000
    RS 5,00,001- 10,00,000 ABOVE RS 10,00,000
    BELOW RS 3,00,000 14 20%

    RS 3,00,001- 5,00,000 7
    RS 5,00,001- 10,00,000 3 47%
    10%
    ABOVE RS 10,00,000 6
      30

    23%
    FAMILY OCCUPATION
    In this illustration, 47% which is highest comprises of respondents does an occupation of business.

    Particulars Respondents Family Occupation


    14
    Business 12 12
    10
    Private Employee 8 Family
    10
    6 Occupation
    4
    Government Job 6 2
    0
    Business Private Govt. Job Others
    Other 4 Employee
    WANT TO PURSUE OR NOT
    In this illustration, 70% respondents want to do MBA course and rest 30% don’t want to do MBA course.

    WANT TO PURSUE WANT TO PURSUE


    YES NO

    YES 21 30%

    NO 9

    70%
    MODE OF MBA
    In this illustration, 63% of respondents prefers Full Time MBA Course, 20% prefers Executive MBA,
    17% prefers Online MBA.

    MODE OF MBA

    FULL TIME 19 MODE OF MBA


    PART TIME 0
    EXECUTIVE
    20%
    ONLINE 5

    EXECUTIVE 6

    ONLINE
    17%
    FULL TIME
    63%
    OVERALL DEMAND OF MBA COURSE
    In this illustration, 36% of respondents, had responded that there is a Very High Demand of MBA,
    30% said that there is not much high demand, 27% said there is Neutral Demand of MBA, and rest 7% sai
    d there is Very Low Demand in MBA.

    OVERALL DEMAND OF MBA COURSE


    OVERALL DEMAND OF MBA COURSE IN INDIA
    1 2
    1
    5 7%
    37% 3
    2 0 27%

    3 8

    4 9
    4
    30%
    5 11
    FINDINGS
    Summary of Data Analysis

    In this illustration, 47% which is highest comprises of


    01 respondents with the family income of below Rs 3,00,000

    In this illustration, 47% which is highest comprises of


    02 respondents does are businessmen. GENDER
    It has been seen that
    there is 50% respondents
    In this illustration, 70% respondents want to do MBA
    03 course and rest 30% don’t want to do MBA course.
    who are male and rest
    50% are female.

    In this illustration, 63% of respondents prefers Full


    04 Time MBA Course, 20% prefers Executive MBA, 17%
    prefers Online MBA.

    In this illustration, 36% of respondents, had responded


    05 that there is a Very High Demand of MBA
    CONCLUSION
    Discussion that the objective is proved
    or not
    For now there is a
    In the conclusion of the project, the objective of the project has been proved right, HIGH DEMAND
    as 50% of the respondents have said there is a demand of MBA course as it is a
    professional course and now a days it the organizations also wants their
    employees to do MBA. Meanwhile I had done a personal talk , and I got to know
    OF MBA COURSE
    that the children of Businessmen wants to go for MBA course more. And we can
    conclude that there is a need and demand of MBA course in our area. These
    in our area
    project has also enhanced my knowledge on the topic of estimating demand.
    CONCEPTUAL RELEVANCE

    CONCEPT OF DEMAND
    RI CE
    3 KEY FACTORS P
    TI ME
    OF
    The demand for a product is always defined in
    reference to three key factors, price, point of
    OINT
    time, and market place. These three factors
    contribute a major part in understanding the
    P
    concept of demand. The omission of any of
    LACE
    these factors would make the concept of
    ET P
    demand meaningless
    ARK
    M
    Thank you
    I APPOLOGIES IF I DID ANY MISTAKE…..

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