I particularly want to assess does an MBA program in Indian College impact the entrepreneurial intention of students, albeit there is no explicit course of the subject. How the two years change the attitude of students, or do not, towards entrepreneurship, is what I want to assess.
My view is that you need to have this research lasting for the whole MBA duration. Take evaluation at the beginning of the program (first sem) and the end of the program (last sem before thesis if applicable), and make an analysis. You may have insights of what your college produces. You may take the EO questionnaire.
the concept of entrepreneurship is a complex phenomenon. a longitudinal research design may be more suitable for exploring the Entrepreneurial Intention among MBA students over a period of time. my following research article may be useful for getting insight.
Hello Manzoor, I can not assure you what is happening in your country, due to idiosyncratic issues, but it would be strange that those who make the MBA do not want to create their own entrepreneurship. Most of them will take their first steps in companies or other types of organizations, but the tendency is to become independent which is a big problem that the business organizations do not reach to dominate since they do not understand the millennials. But creativity, the ingenuity to solve for itself, the search for new paths, bringing theories to the practical field and the management of technology are surely attributes that characterize future entrepreneurs. At least that has been the uniform response that I have obtained in personal interviews to about 30 millennials that mostly work and study, some only work very few and others only study very few.
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