India’s education reforms are ambitious on paper, yet outcomes tell a different story. This essay examines how governance gaps, not lack of vision, have led to stagnant learning, falling enrolment, and persistent employability challenges across the education system.
By 2030, the global education market will approach $10 trillion, driven by demographic shifts, lifelong learning, and digital transformation. This article examines where growth is coming from, what it means for equity and access, and how education systems must adapt.
Social listening in 2025 reveals a pragmatic Gen Z that expects education to deliver skills, stability, and well-being. From AI-powered learning to mental health and ROI concerns, students are reshaping how universities teach, engage, and earn trust.
India’s higher education GER remains far below the global average, shaped by deep structural gaps in access, quality, and equity. Bridging this divide by 2030 will require digital expansion, stronger school-to-college transitions, faculty renewal, and a unified national reform agenda.
Microlearning is emerging as a global learning standard with fast growth, high retention and rising adoption across education and workplaces. This report explores market size, usage patterns, and why learners now prefer knowledge in short, focused bursts.
AI delivers faster, data-driven learning gains, while human faculty excel in empathy, mentorship, and critical thinking. This article explores global and Indian evidence, showing why hybrid models combining AI efficiency with human wisdom drive the most impactful education outcomes.
India’s student acquisition is now mobile-native, with 97% of youth online via smartphones, 62% of enrollments from digital, and vernacular video, WhatsApp, and offline-first apps reshaping funnels. The future belongs to institutions built for “Digital First, Mobile Always.”
High NIRF ranks often signal prestige, but student choices reveal a deeper story. From IIT Bombay’s popularity over IIT Madras to FMS Delhi’s unbeatable ROI, this analysis uncovers where reputation aligns with reality—and where it doesn’t.
Lifelong learning is booming globally, with spending crossing $415 billion in 2024. From Nordic government programs to massive corporate training budgets, discover who invests the most in adult education and why it’s shaping the future of work and society.
With vocational training increasingly recognized as essential for sustainable economic growth, there is an urgent need for India to prioritize this sector. By examining China’s approach, India can gain insights into bridging its own skill gaps and unlocking its manufacturing potential.