Q&amp;A. What is the Future of Entrepreneurship in India?

Dubey, Ritu

doi:10.22215/timreview/822

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“…Along with government initiatives, many private organisations have also joined hands in developing the culture of entrepreneurship in India. The private sector contribution is mainly through incubation centres in India's leading information technology (IT) locations (Dubey, 2014). But despite all these efforts, the results are far from satisfactory.…”

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Entrepreneurship education and training in Indian higher education institutions: a suggested framework

Chhabra

Dana

Malik

et al. 2021

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PurposeThe study aims to evaluate the components of entrepreneurship education and training (EET) in India. The paper proposes a framework for an effective EET regime for amalgamating entrepreneurship education as fundamental to mainstream higher education in India.Design/methodology/approachThe current study utilises a qualitative research technique, that is, the narrative inquiry methodology based on in-depth interviews. The study respondents included sixteen educators who are actively engaged in EET and related activities for a minimum of ten years.FindingsThe study identified five broad “meaning units” or “themes,” that is, “incremental pedagogical efficiency and flexible evaluation systems,” “entrepreneurial experience of the faculty,” “extended support,” “holistic mentoring” and “experiential learning” as components of an effective EET regime.Originality/valueThe study will help the policymakers and higher education institutions (HEIs) revisit their policy frameworks and practices to promote entrepreneurial capacity and entrepreneurial intentions among students. The study will also help to gain deeper insights into EET components and will propose a framework for an effective EET regime based on its findings.

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Entrepreneurship education and training in Indian higher education institutions: a suggested framework

Chhabra

Dana

Malik

et al. 2021

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“…In India, where the authors are based, as with many countries, digitisation is both expected to improve the governance of enterprises, and also reduce their costs of operation (Government of India, 2015). When the right environment is created by policy makers, we believe that peoples' entrepreneurial spirit finds expression, and as a consequence, economic activity, may boom (Dubey, 2014).…”

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