By: Nitish Tikoo

In today’s fast-paced global economy, traditional academic curricula often fall short. While mathematics, science, and languages form the foundation of education, they largely overlook business and entrepreneurship – critical areas that shape financial independence, career success, and informed decision-making. This gap leaves students unprepared for real-world challenges, limiting their ability to navigate both personal and professional life effectively.

Introducing Business Administration as a subject at the higher secondary level is not just a beneficial addition – it is a necessity. In an interconnected world, understanding fundamental business principles is crucial for everyone, not just those pursuing commerce. Whether it’s managing personal finances, making informed consumer choices, identifying entrepreneurial opportunities, or adapting to the evolving workplace, business education provides practical skills that are indispensable in daily life.

Early exposure to business concepts sharpens........

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