Overview on Education for Sale

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PREM GEORGE GANPAT
DEPT. OF MANAGEMENT (COMMERCE)
ST. XAVIER’S COLLEGE (AUTONOMOUS)
ROOM NO. :   13     ROLL NO. :   135



      TOPIC :


EDUCATION FOR SALE
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT


I sincerely thank St. Xavier’s College for introducing this section of   project   presentation in our syllabus. Through this we gain job experience and gain immense knowledge about the outer world. Through internship we get well equipped with working environment and atmosphere.



I thank Prof.Tridib Bannerjee for guiding us through this project and taking the best out of us. I also thank Prof. SHIVAJI BANNERJEE for his project classes and assistance towards the completion of the project.

I also thank all my friends who helped and guided me to complete my project more effectively and efficiently.






















DECLERATION





I Prem George Ganpat,   hereby declare that this project is an original piece of research work carried out by me under the guidance and supervision of Mr. Francis Ganpat. The information has been collected from genuine and authentic source. This work has been submitted to partial fulfillment for the course of B.COM HONOURS taken up in ST. XAVIER’S COLLEGE (AUTONOMOUS), Kolkata.

















INTRODUCTION

India’s education and training sector offers private institutions an estimated US$40bn market, with a potential 16% five-year Cagr. With 142 million of the 361 million school-age children not attending classes, the system’s shortcomings are well documented. However, the opportunities for organised private-sector involvement do not enjoy such recognition. Turning education into a profitable, high-growth business is a long-term investment theme. Corporate initiatives are beginning to address the needs of India’s youth by tapping into the propensity of the middle class to spend more on education. Education is a... [continues]

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