It depends on where you are teaching. Internationally, business professors are extremely well paid. Starting salaries for Assistant Professors in the US range from USD 100-140 KPA. Recent media reports indicate that in India, an Assistant Professor at ISB draws around INR 40-50 LPA. But ISB primarily recruits PhDs from good foreign universities.
Well, how many of Indians go abroad to teach? Barring ISB in India and the international salary scenario, is the salary structure comparable (ok, let it be PPP based) to what it is in India?
I am myself interested in teaching. It attracts me, relaxes me, .....etc. etc. But, won't better prospects and salary structure in India be attracting more talent in the field?
Anyways, I don't wish to hurt anyone or the profession itself.
If you guys are checking IIM - B this is posted on their website "FPM 2013: Shortlist by mid March 2013 RAT Interviews by first week of April 2013" all the best for the others.
qualified UGC JRF incidentally stood 2nd amongst IR/PM/HRM candidates country wide vide. UGC JRF Award Letter 30 July 2012), which i got from an informal note from UGC authority.
@lkjena1980 Hi...Me also qualified UGC-JRF (Finance) in June 2012, and applied for FPM at various IIms...but not sure whether they consider us at par with CAT and other competitive exams...
@Muneza I think UGC- JRF should not be a problem if you are able to convince panel of your worth and impress them....we have in our batch (last year admission) at least 3-4 UGC-JRF candidates.... i think once u r called for interview all are at par...even b4 it i believe there is no difference if ur profile is gud enough
incidentally stood 2nd amongst IR/PM/HRM candidates country wide vide. UGC JRF Award Letter 30 July 2012), which i got from an informal note from UGC authority.
WooW .. BTW I also got the e-mail today afternoon. I guess I should give up now itself considering such awesome people competiting against me.