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hey shell out some Rs 4-5 lakh or more to get into these places. Some can afford it, some cannot. Those who have worked before, mighthave saved up for this. Some who are freshers, may have had to take recourse to bank loans or papas savings.
If they opt for the student exchange programmes, the average outgo is nearly Rs 6 lakh. Money is, therefore, a commodity that B-school students know only too well long before they step into the hallowed hall of hi-funda corporate managers.
Its no wonder that during their stay at B-schools, these youngsters try their hand the best way they can at investing in the stock market — the cauldron where corporate worth is eventually put to the acid test. Not all invest surely, but many B-schoolers do; that is, if they have the money to invest. It would be quite difficult to hazard a guess, but Id say a fairly good number of students invest in the markets, say roughly 40- 45%.
More : economictimes.indiatimes.com
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