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Development of Entrepreneurship Excellence
Advisor: Dr Priya Bir . Coordinator: Ms. Madhur Ajmani

Entrepreneurship can be described as a creative response to ones’ own and the societal goals. Global economic and technological scenarios have completely changed the patterns of education, thought process, achievement levels, working capacity, time management, quality orientation, productively and risk taking behavior. In the era of high level competition, one should devise and implement new and innovative strategies for success; one should provide impetus and dynamism to achieve brilliant success and one must remain vibrant and dynamic to invigorate his soul and mind for ever higher success.

New economic theories advocates that rapid growth of creative human capital is an essential pre-requisite and is of un-equivocal importance for the economic growth of a country and also to improve the quality of life. The ‘Human Capital’ here would operationally mean ‘Entrepreneurs’ – the persons who are capable of doing things in new ways and doing altogether new things. Knowledge-based industries require completely different standards. The beginning of 20th century witnessed doubling of codified knowledge base every 30 year while the span decreased to 7 years in 1970s. It is estimated that codified knowledge base will double every 11 hours in 2010

The main objectives of this course are:
1.The understand the different types of personality.
2.To educate oneself about the qualities of a successful Entrepreneurship
3.To introspect goals, strengths and weaknesses.
4.To examine initiatives, risk taking capacity and openness to feedback.
5.To experience inner strengths, goal setting and creativity.
6.To learn time management, quality orientation, profits and losses.
7.To develop entrepreneurial attitude for success
8.To development good communication skills.

Duration: Three months. Six hours spread over two days in a week (two hours theory followed by one hour practical in each class)