Media Coverage – EduShine

The Entrepreneur India : Need for Management Consulting in Indian Higher Education

admin — Fri, 01 Nov 2019 10:32:35 +0000

An Article by Kalpesh Banker in The Entrepreneur Magazine, on “Need for Management Consulting firms in Indian Higher Education”.

The article throws light on Indian Institutions’ aspiration to be globally competitive and how management consulting firms can assist them in improving institutional effectiveness leading to excellence.

To read full article: http://bit.ly/1PwgATc

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India Today : Academic Recruitment Trends in Indian Higher Education

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It seems, June 2018 is far, however Indian Institutions are gearing up for the preparation for the upcoming academic session. Premier Instituions are finalising their academic recruitment needs and would start their upcoming session focused hiring process by January end.

For Progressive professional institutions, this is the time to evaluate their academic strengths and weaknesses and based on that they adopt academic hiring practices best suited for their institutions.

Kalpesh Banker, Managing Partner at EduShine, wrote an article for India Today on “Hiring Trends for India Higher Education Institutions”. It would help Institutions in fine tuning their academic hiring plans with the trends.

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The Indian Express: Education Sector Budget Analysis : 2017

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Union Finance Minister on Wednesday, the 1st of February 2017. Kalpesh Banker, Managing Partner, EduShine Advisory Group wrote the most comprehensive article on education sector budget analysis for The Indian Express.

Hon’ble Finance Minister Arun Jaitley presented budget on the backdrop of demonetisation and upcoming elections in 5 key stats. However, by and large the budget has neither presented any surprises nor any shock to the education sector.

Here is a link to the original article on The Indian Express

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Live Mint: Kalpesh Banker’s views on IIM Bill

admin — Wed, 23 Nov 2016 23:46:35 +0000

Kalpesh said, “The post graduate diploma in management was relatively unaffected by the absence of a formal degree, both in terms of recruitment of students and as suitable placements in the job market.”

“For old IIMs (the bill) will restrict their global target pool of faculty. As the decision of ministry of human resource development will be final and binding…they can never be sure how far they can innovate and expand.”

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Live Mint: Kalpesh Banker’s views on Linking Aadhar with Educational Records

admin — Wed, 23 Nov 2016 23:45:30 +0000

“Privacy in India is certainly a concern and when you allow an employer to verify data, the authorities have to ensure that privacy of student or jobseeker is protected,” said Kalpesh Banker, managing partner of Edushine Advisory, an education consultancy. “If the question is, ‘Is the concept is good?’, then the answer is definitely yes.”

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The Pioneer : Academic Hiring Trends in Indian Higher Education

admin — Wed, 23 Nov 2016 23:43:58 +0000

An article by Kalpesh Banker in the Pioneer Avenues:

Recently there is paradigm shift in hiring trends of academics in higher education institutions in India. Shortage of faculty in higher educational institutions across sectors can be attributed to be the basic reason for it. This has led institutions to increase salaries and hire faculties from outside to improve the quality and competition.

Institutions are now a days focusing on faculty with some corporate experience, to make education more practical, not just bookish knowledge. Industry leaders are also keen to share their experiences and knowledge with the pupil eager to enter corporate world.

To give students international exposure, higher education institutions are hiring faculties from abroad. In global top 100 b-schools there are more than 900 faculties of Indian origin. These are willing to give back to their home country by taking up assignments with Indian institutions.

To read full article by Kalpesh Banker: http://bit.ly/1PwgATc

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The Pioneer: Faculty in Demand

admin — Wed, 23 Nov 2016 23:40:14 +0000

An Article by Kalpesh Banker in The Pioneer Avenues, on Faculty shortage in Indian higher education sector. This article throws light on current scenario as a whole on the situation of faculty and institutions alike.

To read full article: http://bit.ly/1PwgATc

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Business World : Booming Higher Education Sector Luring Educationists Diaspora

admin — Fri, 18 Nov 2016 03:54:42 +0000

An article by Kalpesh Banker in Business World, “Booming Higher Education Sector Luring Educationists Diaspora”. In this article Kalpesh Banker has highlighted that in FT 100 institutes, there is more than 900 faculty of Indian origin; also now as there are a few Indian universities attracting faculty from abroad; and at the same time he analysed reasons for foreign faculty of Indian origin to return to their roots.

To read full article: http://bit.ly/1mhI6IV

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Live Mint : Kalpesh Banker comments on Centre rejects request, private B-schools can’t award degrees

admin — Fri, 18 Nov 2016 03:48:50 +0000

Kalpesh Banker in Live Mint:

“Kalpesh Banker, managing partner of EduShine Advisory, an education consultancy said degree-granting power for PGDM schools will help them be on par with IIMs, but in the marketplace, only quality of education matters.

“A company will only come back to hire in a campus if he or she is happy with the performance of the last recruits. Be it IIMs or PGDM schools, only quality will bring companies back to them,” Banker said.”

To read full article: http://bit.ly/1Z54GAs

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The Education World : Higher Education: Up Up and Away

admin — Fri, 18 Nov 2016 03:45:35 +0000

Kalpesh Banker in Education World Magazine on Salaries of faculty in higher education sector.

Kalpesh Banker (managing partner – Edushine Advisory Group) quote, “Salary and wage packets in academia have risen substantially across the board during the past five-six years. Even in government colleges/universities such as AIIMS, IIMs and IITs, faculty earn up to Rs.80 lakh after 10-12 years service. In premier private universities, entry level faculty pay and perks add up to Rs.25 lakh with deans and vice chancellors recruited at Rs.4-4.5 crore per year. Moreover in the best coaching schools, top IIT and IIM graduates start as faculty at Rs.1 crore-plus with proven star professors popular with students taking home Rs.3-5 crore. Suddenly teaching in higher education institutions has become a very well-rewarded career,” says Banker.

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