4. India and Emerging trend 9.0 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 8.2 8.0 6.7 5.5 5.5 4.4 3.5 1950-70 1980 1992-97 1997-2002 2002-03 2003-04 2006-07 2009 2010 Sustained acceleration is needed to provide opportunities for India’s growing population and its even faster-growing workforce.
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6. India and Emerging trend Few High Growth Sectors and their Manpower Requirement * Doctors and nurses estimates are not considered in this dataset. ** Estimated only for Organized Retail Source: Technopak Analysis According to the National Skill Development Mission, the high growth sectors are automobile and auto components, transportation and logistics, warehousing and packaging, travel and tourism, media and entertainment, healthcare services and retail.
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28. Hard Facts India's economic expansion was supposed to create opportunities for millions to rise out of poverty, get an education and land good jobs. But as India liberalized its economy starting in 1991 after decades of socialism, it failed to reform its heavily regulated education system. Globalization and market forces are creating these opportunities across countries on a scale never seen before. Unfortunately, there is also a widening skills gap. How can a country with a billion people be facing such a severe talent crunch? NASSCOM predicts that India's IT sector will face a shortfall of half a million professionals , while a recent IDC report suggests India will experience a shortfall of 118,000 skilled IT networking professionals.
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32. So where is the GAP?... There is a pronounced ‘skill gap’ both in terms of quality and quantity; and the current system are not geared to meet the industry requirements. Employability The key emphasis here is on On one hand there is high growth with a strong demand for labor and on the other hand there is a large pool of labour, majority of it unemployable There is a need for greater interaction between industry, government and academia, to develop curriculum that matches the industry needs. Enhancing Employability Industry Academia Better Integration 15