Academic qualification ensures success in life?

Put 2 MBAs or BEs, one from a premiere institution and the other from an ordinary one before the interview or even campus panel and judge, the answer will be self explanatory. On the other hand let me tell you my own success story.I am MBA from Birla Institute of Technology,Mesra. I got top Govt job and also HR Manager just due to my knowledge, commitment, performance before the interview board and track record till now.

But it may not be with everyone.

It may be my luck too.

This topic has no meaning. Just because Mr.X became rich and famous by selling peanuts, does not mean that everybody can become rich and famous by selling peanuts. You may or may not become rich by selling peanuts.

There is no point in quoting the lives of successful people who never went to school because there are equivalent number of successful people who actually went to school.

Those who do not have academic qualification will envy those who have it and vice versa...

we may come across various type of studies in academic qualification and also we belong to various field in profession.but our higher qualification is fully depends on book studies.very few members in our society had both theoretical and practical experience in their profession.because of their in-depth knowledge gained through their academic career .Even though we can attend language developing program mes and submitting seminars,but fluency in language or professional studies mainly fulfills and depends upon their academic background of a person.

The definition of success differs from person to person and field to field. One could take economic success as a touchstone to label a person successful in life, ignoring his of her other failures, like divorce, health, inefficiency, etc. Others may look at a capacity for overcoming challenges, irrespective of what someone earns and the nature of their private life. So who is a successful person and who is a failure? Do school and college grades and examination results provide a way of predicting or ensuring future success? If that is true, then we should encourage as many young people as possible to go to university and work hard to gain formal qualifications. But is it true? Aren’t some college drop-outs like Bill Gates and Richard Branson hugely successful icons of success? And should we automatically consider the millions of young people who have not had the opportunity to gain academic certificates to be failures in life? Pros: There may be a few people like Bill Gates and others who have made it, in spite of their drop-out background and lack of academic qualifications, but can this be generalized? Should I tell my child to leave schooling because if Bill Gates can do it they can also do it? A few exceptions cannot be taken as a general rule. And even for those few high-profile people who have made it without academic qualifications, let’s ask a simple question - if you look at a global directory of successful people you might find a few hundred like Bill Gates, but what about those millions of doctors, engineers, IT professionals, lawyers, and advocates who rely upon their formal education? Can you run a country without them? And could even Bill Gates have prospered without the skills of these IT professionals and engineers? Cons: If you look into a directory of successful people who are doctors, engineers and IT professionals, then you will notice that many of them dream to be employed by people like Bill Gates or Richard Branson, who are prosperous despite not having college degrees. In other words, prosperity does not depend upon academic qualifications but upon opportunities provided by entrepreneurs who may not be necessarily be highly educated. Successful entrepreneurs even benefit from not having academic qualifications, because going to college and taking examinations forces people to learn and think like millions of other graduates. This actually makes it less likely that they will come up with the truly mould-breaking insights and “disruptive” ideas on which successful innovations and new business models are built.