Indian Management Education is in the midst of massive transformation. Regulatory changes, growth in the Indian economy, a culture of entrepreneurship and the impact of digital technology in testing and learning has created unprecedented opportunities. Yet the sector also faces serious challenges due to unmet stakeholder demands.

The MBA sector has experienced a significant growth, but corporate and student satisfaction must remain high if the sector is to flourish. There are, of course, many high quality management education institutions in India, but institutions at the bottom of the management education pyramid are often not yet able to meet quality standards and are characterized by student churn, weak infrastructure and inexperienced faculty.

Big changes are on the way. India has attracted the attention of the global management education community, often seeking partnerships and access to rapidly growing demand. And the big corporate providers of India Inc., like Bharti Group, Future Group, NIIT, Educomp and many others are also eagerly joining the management education marketplace.

Amidst this massive change, MBAUniverse.com held its Indian Management Conclave 2010 on the theme of “Rethinking & Rebooting the Future of Indian Management Education & Practice” on August 13-14 in New Delhi.

Leading academic institutions, international accreditation bodies, industry representatives, management thinkers & media organizations attended the Conclave.

Conclave received support from many leading B-schools as Conclave partners. Many knowledge organizations including Harvard Business Publishing, Yes Bank, Prometric, MINT, Emerald, Annik Research are also supporting this first of a kind gathering.

To read more about the Conclave Highlights, click here.