WLC College Reviews by T Rangarajan

Mr. T Rangarajan is currently employed with ISBR Group as Executive Director and has also served as Director at NYSS Institute of Management and Research, Nagpur. His has been an instrumental player in his field of management training.

He is a member of Employers Council at WLC College India. These are his views on the programmes being offered.

“Excellent work has been done by WLC College to promote quality education. I do wish other B-schools also adopt some of these concepts, particularly the one , enabling an MBA Student to be productive and useful to industry from day 1. My best wishes to the growth of WLC College”

WLC College has always been on the edge of innovation and promotion of the knowledge building system. The institute has been exceptional in providing a modern structure for education with features unavailable in most courses in India.

These include:

1)            Curriculum development with active participation of employers.

2)            Contemporary Course content matching the industry requirements.

3)            The programmes being articulated into various international courses, giving students an opportunity to acquire internationally benchmarked qualifications along with WLC certification.

WLC Review by Santanu Rudra

The WLC College’s Employers’ Council was inaugurated in 1998 with the objective of reducing the gap between the curriculum of the courses being offered at the college and the industry’s need and expectations. To accomplish this feat, senior management from companies which recruit WLC students were invited to join the forum. In 2007, the scope offered by the council was increased to include senior management from all companies in the industry to improve the relevancy of the curriculum.

The Council’s main objective is to review and recreate the entire course content of all the 3 functions of management namely marketing, finance and HR.

Mr Santanu Rudra, is an active member of the EC. Here he shares his views regarding the courses being offered at the college.

“This is an Interesting step by the academic sector to engage the industry in developing the course content. Actually, it seems very logical and surprising as it wasn’t done earlier. It also helps us, from the industry perspective as it deepens the understanding of fresh graduates as they enter the industry. It will, however, be more interesting to see how these insights of the meetings are incorporated in course curriculum at WLC College. I’m happy to be a part of it.’