Indian Education Services - A Hot OpportunityBy: Shushmul Maheshwari
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The Indian education system is seeing an impressive growth since independence. From just 0.1 Million in 1947, enrollments in the country have grown to more than 11 Million in 2005-06. The education system in the country saw a revolution with the emergence of a whole new class of education providers, including private institutes, distance education providers, self-financing courses in public institutions and foreign education providers, says our new report "Indian Education Services - A Hot Opportunity”.
Despite the fact that enrollment figure has been rising over the years in higher education system, it varies widely across different states in India. These differences are not only linked to variation in government expenditure on higher education, but also to the per capita income, percentage of people below poverty line and the extent of urbanization in different states. Generally, states with higher enrollment in universities and colleges are those with higher ratio of urban population and a lower percentage of population below poverty line.
The Indian education system has its both negatives and positives (like the lack of quality institutions in India and a large student base). So both these factors are working as bait to attract foreign universities. These universities are collaborating with Indian institutes to make a confident foray into the country’s education system and to fill the voids that have been left by the Indian system.
"Indian Education Services - A Hot Opportunity” intensively examines the present trends and future prospects of the education services in India. The foci of the report are on the Indian education system, the position of government and private institutions, Indian landscape for foreign universities/institutes, and entry and operation regulations for foreign universities, among other parameters.
Other Key Findings of the Report
- In future, the number of government and private aided universities and colleges is not likely to show any significant increase while the private unaided higher education institutions are showing signs of positive growth.
- Nearly 30% students in higher education institutions during 2005-06 were enrolled in the private unaided institutions, which do not receive any grants from the government.
- As India has all the resources and potential to become a regional hub, therefore an increasing number of students from neighboring countries will choose the country as their preferred destination for higher education.
- Foreign universities can leverage the opportunity of offering contextual courses as Indian universities/institutions are lacking in this particular domain.
Key Questions Answered in the Report
- What is the scenario of higher education system in India?
- How many universities, technical education institutions and colleges are there in India?
- What is the enrollment status of students into higher education and technical education by stream?
- What is the trend of private education expenditure in India?
- Why foreign universities are looking at India as potential destination?
- What are the entry and operation regulations for foreign universities/institutions providing technical education in India?
- What are the opportunities and challenges for the foreign universities and other education-related sectors in India?
Research Methodology Used in the Report
Information Sources
Information has been taken from books, newspapers, trade journals, white papers, industry portals, government agencies, trade associations, monitoring industry news and developments, and through access to over 3000 paid databases.
Analysis Method
RNCOS industry forecast and analysis is based on various macro- and microeconomic factors, sector and industry specific databases, and our in-house statistical and analytical model. This model takes into account the past and current trends in an economy, and more specifically in an industry, to bring out an objective market analysis.
Our industry experts study the relationship between various industry and economic variables to ensure the required accuracy and desired check on the quality of data and information given in the report.
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Indian Education Services - A Hot Opportunity, Indian Education Services, Indian Education System |
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Dec 8, 2010 |
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GPS Shipments to Surpass 700 Million by 2013
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RNCOS in its new research report, “World GPS Market Forecast to 2013”, says that the global shipment of GPS-enabled devices such as PNDs, GPS-enabled mobile phones and smart phones is forecasted to exceed 700 Million Units by growing at a CAGR of more than 24% through 2013.
As of 2007, majority of GPS-enabled devices shipped globally were PNDs. However, the introduction of GPS into mobile phone devices from 2008 onwards is expected to fuel rampant growth in the sales of GPS devices over the forecast period. The report also says that GPS-enabled mobile devices have the potential to disrupt the market for PND vendors that accounted for more than 90% of unit volume in 2007. This is mainly due to the fact that mobile phones have become ‘must-have’ among the worldwide consumers.
As a result, of the total GPS devices shipped in 2013, GPS-enabled mobile phones will dominate the overall market, followed by PNDs and other devices. Driven by the involvement of wireless carriers, handset-based GPS will grow strongly in North America while Europe is the strongest market for GPS currently; strong growth is expected in developing countries such as China and India. By 2013, more navigation systems are expected to be shipped in the Asia-Pacific region than in any other region.
However, the report says that the mass adoption of GPS over the forecast period will largely depend upon its affordability among consumers all across the world. So, the manufacturers of GPS devices, including handset and PNDs, should increasingly device their strategy to cut down the prices and make the devices even more affordable with easier operating functions to mass market, adds the research report.
Besides this, the report gives a detailed analysis on the end-user applications, including In-Vehicle Navigation, Survey/Mapping, Machine Control and others.
The report “World GPS Market Forecast to 2013” by RNCOS provides a comprehensive review on the global GPS market. The report thoroughly evaluates the current industry trends and challenges that are vital for the success of GPS industry worldwide. The analysis focuses on the major geographic markets such as the US, Canada, Japan, and other Asian countries like India and China.
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Next Generation Feedstock Driving US Biofuel Industry
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The US is the biggest players in the global biofuel industry. Ethanol production currently dominates the US biofuel industry but it established the strong base at the end of 2006, said, “US Biofuel Market Analysis”, a new research report from RNCOS.
The US biofuel industry primarily depends on corn and soybean oil for the production of biofuel, but the usage structure of both the feedstock is indicating to the feedstock shortage in future. Thus, the rising concerns for food and fuel shortage will boost up the cellulosic ethanol production in the US.
According to a Senior Research Analyst at RNCOS, most of the ethanol in the US is produced from corn. But this crop is a poor feedstock due to low yield and high fertilizer requirements which are linked to water pollution. High amount of greenhouse gases emission and expanded “dead zone” in the Gulf of Mexico are other environmental concerns arising from the cultivation of corn.
Considering the shortcomings of using corn for energy production, RNCOS Analyst believes that the “next generation“ biofuels will be produced from cellulose in woody grass, trees and agriculture waste, but they will also pose environmental concerns.
Giving the current market scenario, the US government is increasingly allocating funds and enacting legislation to boost up the feedstock diversification and production. In 2008, the government passed a bill to provide US$ One Billion fund for new feedstock production and renewable energy programs. We believe that the cellulosic ethanol will grow at a CAGR of nearly 87% by the end of crop year 2017.
“US Biofuel Market Analysis” provides detailed information on the prevailing market trends in the US biodiesel industry. The report thoroughly evaluates the overall biodiesel industry, with segment-wise discussion on biodiesel and ethanol. It also studies the major driving forces of the US biofuel industry and highlights high growth areas to enable clients understand the leading opportunities existing in the industry.
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RNCOS: Revenue from LBS to Reach US$ 10 Billion
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According to our new research report, “World GPS Market Forecast to 2013”, the number of subscribers of location based services worldwide is forecasted to exceed 350 Million in near future. This will help market players to generate around US$ 9.8 Billion in revenues that are expected to grow at a CAGR of more than 40% during 2009-2013.
The report says that the availability of low-cost, high-powered portable navigational devices has led to a variety of solutions, which combine maps with location information, enabling the user to navigate. While earlier the use of navigational services was mainly limited to vehicle tracking, introduction of easy-to-use and cost-effective navigational devices will enhance their use over the forecast period.
Mobile manufacturers have been continuously incorporating GPS chipsets in their handset shipment. The inclusion of GPS in 3G phones began in the beginning of 2008, and is expected to boost the demand for navigational services, allowing operators to offer LBS. It is anticipated that GPS-enabled mobile devices will account for about 70% of the total GPS devices shipment by the end of our forecast period. With this, services other than vehicle navigation, such as navigation for tourists and pedestrians, child location, find-a-friend and local directories, and advertising, will become popular over the next few years.
RNCOS’ “World GPS Market Forecast to 2013” provides extensive research and thorough analysis on the GPS market worldwide. The report evaluates the current industry trends and challenges that are confronted by the GPS industry worldwide. Analysis is presented for major geographic markets such as the US, Canada, Japan, and other Asian countries like India and China.
The report gives a detailed analysis on the end-user applications, including In-Vehicle Navigation, Survey/Mapping, Machine Control and others. It also states that opportunities remain untapped for various vertical segments of GPS market, like in new advanced access devices, chipset availability, and PND market.
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Branded Clothes Demand Rising in Vietnam
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With growing brand awareness, fashion consciousness and rising demand for quality clothes, sales of clothes in Vietnam are projected to grow at a CAGR of around 15% by the end of 2012, says “Vietnam Retail Analysis (2008-2012)”, a new research report from RNCOS.
The report further says that while Vietnam’s domestic garment market is largely export-oriented, local demand for better quality clothing is also keeping pace with rising brand awareness and consumer-oriented society.
Domestic textile/garment industry recorded sales growth at the rate of more than 15% per year, accounting for one fourth of the total production in the country. Popular fashion brands such as Giordano, Mango, D&G, Gucci, Bossini and Valentino have been well accepted by Vietnamese, but genuine label products are still unaffordable for most of the people. Interestingly, Chinese brands like Bossini, Giordano and Mango received good response from people living in big cities owing to their affordable price range.
As Vietnam has recently acquired the WTO membership, growth prospects for its textile/garment industry have boosted as it can increase exports to the US and Europe (the biggest export markets for Vietnam) without any quota limitations. Besides, rise in textile exports will also enable Vietnam to generate more jobs and increase foreign exchange. In the backdrop of these factors, the Vietnamese apparel industry is expected to grow at a CAGR of 9.95% from 2007 to 2011.
“Vietnam Retail Analysis (2008-2012)” gives exhaustive research and rational analysis on fast changing retail industry in Vietnam. The report studies key facts and issues related to Vietnam retail industry such as market size and scope of retail industry, major retailers, their presence and strategies employed by them. It also discusses present and past market trends, opportunities and challenges to enable clients align their investment strategies accordingly.
The report also provides forecast on various segments of Vietnam retail industry, including disposable income, total retail sales, retail sales of footwear, retail sales of cosmetics and toiletries and retail sales of household cleansing products.
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Hong Kong Insurance Market to 2013
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Hong Kong is one of the most dynamic insurance markets in the world. Its geographic location, credible legal system and effective regulatory framework have helped it to become a leading insurance centre in Asia that has attracted many of the world’s top insurers, says a new research report “Hong Kong Insurance Market to 2013” from a world class research provider RNCOS.
Demand for insurance products has been rising rapidly in recent years, and is expected to continue growing substantially during our forecast period (2009-2013). There will not be any significant impact of the economic turmoil on the market as consumers have not stopped buying insurance products but simply changed their choices for insurance products. They are now opting for less risky products which have least exposure to the open markets. Thus, the decline in demand for investment-linked products is being offset by increase in traditional (non-linked) insurance products up to some extent.
Gross premium income has witnessed double-digit annual growth rates since 1990s, rising by 26.5% in 2007 on YOY basis. The market is strongly biased towards long-term insurance, which accounts for over 86% of the market, while general insurance premium make up 14%, as on 2008 end.
The report provides extensive research and rational analysis of the insurance industry in Hong Kong. The report thoroughly examines the current industry trends which are adding to the growth of the insurance industry. The report also gives future outlook considering the possible impact of recession on various segments of the industry.
The report also features forecast (2009-2013) on premium of following insurance branches/sub-branches:
- Long-term Insurance
- Life & Annuity
- Retirement Scheme
- General Insurance
- Accident & Health
- General Liability
- Property
- Motor
The forecast given in this report is not based on a complex economic model, but is intended as a rough guide to the direction in which the market is likely to move. This forecast is based on correlations between past market growth and growth of base drivers.
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