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This is quite personal, but speaking for myself, I haven't found any real need for my degrees in my life so far.

Self learning is the best education

shiksha hai toh izzat hai

Education is required not degree

I'll share a short story of mine - I dropped out of my college in the 3rd year after that yes path was difficult but not impossible. Worked in different sectors and got experience and today I'm a digital marketing manager for a company in London and also worked on my own business and made it to revenue of 1lakh/ month. Yeah, because of COVID I faced losses. But now again I'm getting ready for my next venture.

question should be different for whome is education needed

when we talk about education. First of all we as Indian must define it then we can comment, as most of the degree we talk about is based Western education pattern. and in my opinion the world 🌎🌍 is like a complete apple not the left half. whatever the west has left can't be considered as complete education. for example the west call central Asia as Middle East, though it is located on our west, still we say Middle East. irony right. what the western sets is not always the best or correct. and the hype of English education and the such mindset is such that, if I am pass out from Hindi medium or any other medium and I say that we should call central Asia as Middle West not middle East. then two things ll happen. one people ll laugh on such reasonable answer and second non-english medium education is looked down upon.

you can get some scholarships. go to cheap institutes.

Bro if you're literate that's more than enough

Education is important but talking about business school na.. that doesn't create any difference. If one wants to learn about business then an early job would be a better option. Practically is the only key to learning business.

Business school exist because of brand value and allumni networks. It doesn't teach you business that you might expect. It just sharps the basics. That's it. Business is a field where self learning account's for 90% of learning. Rest is basic.

Education is a broader term, but most b schools fail to explain how broad it is. Most B schools sell MBAs and degrees only on specializations like MBA Finance, HR and operations, etc. But in real world business is a huge function which is failed to be explained.

nope as long as you have ai these days

It's not just about the degree, it's about networks, opportunities, and proving you belong in professional spaces for a lot of people.

I would say learning is important, education is up to individual

education is very very much needed, but if you are talking about schooling which I think you are due to stuff like business school etc, then it depends on one's personal goals and character etc, learning is a must but schooling is just a method, many great entrepreneurs weren't business graduates and stuff and many are dropouts, if someone likes the learning at school then thay is good but if someone prefers going to a library and reading books or just learning through working then it isn't needed, you do you, we do we, everyone is different

yes for sharp mind ---

ya needed many businesses doing loss they don't know how to manage how to grow how to tackle staff & vendors etc...

I think, no one's says skip education. But institutional education is often overrated and slow to catch up with real-world business needs.

If you have access to the internet, mentors, and grit, you can learn 80% of what B-schools teach for free. The remaining 20% is just LinkedIn networking.