Why Business Thinking Matters Long Before Your First Job
Understanding markets, models, and momentum is not just for MBA students. Here is why we teach it as early as class 11.
Business thinking is often treated as something you pick up later — in an MBA, or on the job. We disagree.
Understanding how value gets created, how markets respond to incentives, and how to read a basic P&L statement are skills that compound over time. The earlier a student starts thinking this way, the more natural it becomes.
This is why business thinking is one of our three core skill pillars, alongside entrepreneurship and AI.
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