The scope of open distance education in India is actually much wider.
Apart from proper course works, some E-learning portals in India are
also conducting ridicule mock tests for various competitive
examinations like engineering, medical, management etc. There are
many E-learning portals in India which are providing tutorials for school
students also. Thus, the reach of E-learning in India has expanded from
adults to youth. The future of E-learning industry in India seems to be
vibrant as number of Internet users is growing in the country, at quite a
reasonable rate and more, and more reputed players are showing their
interest in the e-learning business.
The global revenue of world stands about US$36 billion by 2010 and e-learning market in India stands at US$11 million in 2010. The e-learning
market in India is in an infant stage and in 2002 it was approximately
US$ 4-5 million with an expected four year annual growth rate of 20-25
per cent. Companies such as McGraw-Hill, Digital Think, Skill Soft, and
Mentergy are setting up operations in India which is a positive sign for
the e-learning segment. In the recently published report ‘E-Learning
Outsourcing 2009: Advantage India’, the estimated growth in the e-learning offshoring industry at a Compound Annual Growth Rate
(CAGR) of 15% through 2012 is reaching USD $603 million (it is now US$
341 million) (BANDUNI, 2008). While the economic recession will
impact growth for the next few quarters, the market will recover and
grow faster until 2012.
In effect of this tremendous growth in the e learning sector, Digichamps
which is India’s one of a kind digital learning platform has been
transforming student’s lives all over India through its multifunctional
and easy to use digital portal and personalized service of Digigurus for
its students.
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