India’s Education

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Submitted by Bill Belew on Friday, 21 July 2006No Comment

I attended a recent Investment in China and India Summit hosted by Financial Research Associates I will use this forum to share some of the slide/insights that were given at this summit for the benefit of those hoping/thinking/planning on investing in an Asian country – China, India or Japan.

Here are some figures about India’s education

India sees 2.2 million new graduates each year.

Quality of educational institutes is improving.

There are only 6-8 world class universities in India.

Higher education "outside of India" is still considered the norm.

Root and branch reform is still required at the primary level.

There are signifcant cultural concerns in India’s schools

Source: Probitas

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Dharmavidya said:

Thanks for your comment on my weblog – Leo appreciated it too.

- 22 July 2006 at 1:21 pm

elaine said:

It’s nice to know that India’s quality of education is improving. Perhaps this is a good sign that India is now ready more than ever to join the globalization trend.

- 1 August 2006 at 1:56 am