
Entrepreneurship is a mandatory subject of study at most business schools
in India. It is also a current fad to hold entrepreneurship seminars, summits,
and conferences as an extra-curricular activity.
But is entrepreneurship just another subject on the B-school menu—
like marketing, finance, or operations? I believe that entrepreneurship is an
attitude—a complete philosophy, a manner of thinking, and a way of life.
An entrepreneur looks at a problem and wants to solve it in a new and inter-
esting way. He (or she) is a creator in the truest possible sense.
For long, the purpose of attending a B-school has been to become
industry-ready and to “fit ...