Which point is most doubtful when considering management a full profession?

Correct answer: Every manager has a uniform compulsory entry qualification

The governing concept is the comparison between management and a full-fledged profession such as medicine or law. A profession normally has a specialised body of knowledge, formal educational preparation, a recognised entry requirement and enforceable ethical standards. Management does possess specialised knowledge, management education and expected ethical principles, so options A, B and D are reasonable features. However, there is no single compulsory and uniform qualification or licensing examination that every manager must pass before entering management. People become managers through varied educational routes and experience. Therefore option C identifies the major limitation and is the correct answer.