Challenges and Opportunities in Commerce Education in India

By Raju Choudhary Last updated Nov 2, 2020

Challenges and Opportunities in Commerce Education in India, check out Issues and Challenges before Commerce Education in India. Commerce education is the backbone of the business and serial development of the nation and considered as one of the most popular career options in India; it covers wide area of business and economy. Commerce education gives to the people for democratic living, good citizenship and proper utilization of resources. It provides skill oriented education to students and society. But quality of the education system in India has been lagging for quite some times now in comparison to the quantity.

Indian education industry lacks both in quality and quantity when it comes to administrative staffs and faculty members. This might pose severe threats and the expansion of the educational institutes as announced by the Government of India would demand for more facultymembers. If the shortage of talented and efficient faculty members continues, then quality of education will suffer immensely. Although the ways of education is witnessing a change, the old conventional situation of the education system has definitely not changed. Rigid curriculums and huge syllabus still characterize the educational scenario in India. Some of the greatest challenges are being posed by the online educational system towards the traditional way of learning.

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1 Challenges and Opportunities in Commerce Education

2 Challenges

3 Opportunities

Challenges and Opportunities in Commerce Education

Commerce is considered as one of the most popular career options in India. Commerce education is the backbone of the business and serial development of the nation. This education stresses on developing the people and making effective use of available resources.

Challenges

Global issues in economy, commerce and management.
Foreign Direct Investment role.
Reforms in Indian and International Economic Sectors.
Role of World Bank and IMF.
Export and Import of Trade, Commerce and Industry.
National and International strategies for stock market and investors in competitive markets.
Government policies for mergers and acquisitions.
Challenges and Strategies in Currency Market in International scenario.
Large scale expansion
Replacement of obsolete faculty
Curriculum redesign
To overcome the problems of resource crisis
Library and infrastructure up gradation
Industry Institute Interaction (III)
Management transformation
Stress on Quality above Quantity
Adoption of new education technology

Opportunities

A graduate in commerce had ample opportunities as he can join any private institute or government organization as a specialist in any of the Commerce stream and they can also pursue professional courses such as Company Secretary, Chartered Accountant, and ICWA.
A graduate in Commerce can also opt careers in financial services as a Financial Consultants, Stock Brokers, Merchant Bankers, Budget Consultant, Financial Portfolio Manager, Project Formulation Manager, Tax Consultants.
A graduate in commerce will with specialization in Banking & Finance will have opportunity in Banks and Insurance companies.

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