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EMERGENCE OF THE DIGITAL AGE IN INDIA

Emerging digitally connected users in India

Internet users in India: Third largest user base in the world

Source: McKinsey The online and upcoming internet impact on India 2014

Number of internet users per 100 people in Emerging Markets versus in India

40%

Internet access in India by mobile or tablet

At a glance

Booming user base limited infrastructure

Source: E&Y Rebirth of eCommerce in India 2013

Digital age – where we are

Large base of internet users in the world

Source: McKinsey The online and upcoming internet impact on India 2014

High potential for internet infrastructure growth

Source: McKinsey The online and upcoming internet impact on India 2014

India lags behind other countries in internet ecosystem

Source: McKinsey The online and upcoming internet impact on India 2014

High potential for increase in online transactions

Source: McKinsey Lions go digital internet transformative potential study 2013

Internet’s share of GDP will increase

Source: McKinsey The online and upcoming internet impact on India 2014

Mobile is the gateway of internet

Source: IBEF Report 2013

Internet adoption will increase revenue and reduce costs

Source: McKinsey The online and upcoming internet impact on India 2014

Better growth by investing in web technologies

Source: McKinsey The online and upcoming internet impact on India 2014

Technology investments will lead to rapid user adoption

Source: McKinsey The online and upcoming internet impact on India 2014

Internet adoption = Better transparency

Source: McKinsey Lions Go Digital report 2013

Internet in Education will have Immense Impact on people

Source: McKinsey Lions Go Digital report 2013

Significant productivity gains

Source: McKinsey Lions Go Digital report 2013

While there is a boom in internet adoption by the users. Infrastructure investments by public and private institutions have not kept pace. University investments in technology will have high

impact on people, lead to significant productivity gains, create better transparency, increase revenue and reduce costs

IMPACT OF TECHNOLOGY ON HIGHER EDUCATION IN INDIA

Asia has highest enrollment rate in tertiary education

Source: McKinsey Lions Go Digital report 2013

Universities and Colleges have grown 5% CAGR

Source: E&Y Higher Education in India Report 2013

Increasing enrollment in higher education

Source: E&Y Higher Education in India Report 2013

There is potential for increasing enrollments

Source: E&Y Higher Education in India Report 2013

High enrollment in UG programmes

Source: E&Y Higher Education in India Report 2013

Arts, Engineering and Commerce in demand

Source: E&Y Higher Education in India Report 2013

India has low public spending on education

Source: World Bank Report 2013

India is on lower GER compared to nations of similar GDP

Source: E&Y Higher Education in India Report 2013

Potential for southern states to improve GER

Source: E&Y Higher Education in India Report 2013

Potential to improve on International University ranking

Source: E&Y Higher Education in India Report 2013

12th Five Year Plan

Source: E&Y Higher Education in India Report 2013

While there is a very positive trend of increase in gross enrollment rates, India has a potential to improve GER, improve public

investment in education, improve on International ranking of Universities.

Increased University adoption of technology will benefit by increasing the enrollment and international ranking.

DIGITALLY CONNECTED ASPIRATIONAL GLOBAL INDIAN STUDENT

Indian Students Abroad

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Gender of Indian Students

Male75%

Female25%

Educational Background

Secondary School

12%

Undergraduate course

37%Postgraduate

course23%

PhD student

0%

Employed26%

Unemployed0%

Other2%

Educational Goal

Bachelor degree9%

Master degree63%

PhD28%

Other0%

Fields Pursued Abroad

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Art and Design

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Business Management &FinanceMathematical & PhysicalsciencesMedical sciences

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Complicated visa procedures & strict requirements

Difficulties with recognition of credits/academic…

Lack of agreements between home universities…

The study programme wanted was not available

Getting financial resources for studying abroad

Limited english language proficiency

Fear of social exclusion

Personal difficulties to stay far from home

Parental opposition

Perceptions on friendly regions

EU8%

US60%

Australia10%

No winner

9%

Don't know13%

Most competitive labour market

EU11%

US57%Australia

0%

No winner4%

Don't know28%

Most co-operative mentality

EU9%

US43%

Australia4%

No winner4%

Don't know40%

Safest Place to Live

EU23%

US29%Australia

11%

No winner11%

Don't know26%

Quality of Living and Affordability

EU9%

US23%

Australia37%

No winner8%

Don't know23%

Best Job Opportunities during Studies

EU4%

US69%

Australia6%

No winner4%

Don't know17%

GRE Takers in India

Delhi20%

Hyderabad18%

Chennai10%

Bangalore8%

Mumbai7%

Rest of India37%

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Preferred Destinations of Indian Students among GMAT takers

USA51%

India18%

UK8%

Singapore8%

France5% Others

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Michigan University

Ohio state university

GMAT Score Reports MBA or MS Business

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MBA MS Business Total Score Reports

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Indian Students in EU

Denmark4%

France5%

Germany17% Netherlands

4%

Sweden4%

Switzerland5%

UK61%

There is a large aspirational student base that wants to adopt internet and go global for career improvement and jobs. Internet

adoption in University infrastructure will significantly aid in promoting the Indian students cause.

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