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Real Estate Sector Ties up with DU for MBA in Real Estate

March 10, 2008	(2 votes, average: 5 out of 5)  Loading ...
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The real estate sector seems to have got a solution to deal with the lack of professionalism. The country’s highest salary paying sector is tying up with Delhi University to offer the country’s first Management in Business Administration (MBA) in Real Estate.

The course is set to start from next year, which is great news for real estate aspirants. A recent survey showed that the real estate sector pays more than most other industries. So it could pay to know the highs and lows of property.

Currently, there is no MBA that allows students to specialize in real estate. But the new course makes great business sense. The real estate industry has helped design the MBA and will also offer students jobs, when they graduate.

The hope is that with trained graduates entering the field, the real estate sector will become more transparent. Currently, brokers in India operate without any license or training.

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Real Estate Sector Ties up with DU for MBA in Real Estate

March 10, 2008	(1 votes, average: 1 out of 5)  Loading ...
Print This Story   Email This Story Subscribe Newsletter

The real estate sector seems to have got a solution to deal with the lack of professionalism. The country’s highest salary paying sector is tying up with Delhi University to offer the country’s first Management in Business Administration (MBA) in Real Estate.

The course is set to start from next year, which is great news for real estate aspirants. A recent survey showed that the real estate sector pays more than most other industries. So it could pay to know the highs and lows of property.

Currently, there is no MBA that allows students to specialize in real estate. But the new course makes great business sense. The real estate industry has helped design the MBA and will also offer students jobs, when they graduate.

The hope is that with trained graduates entering the field, the real estate sector will become more transparent. Currently, brokers in India operate without any license or training.

News Published Under:   Real Estate India |

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