Key Drivers of Employee Retention in Private Colleges

Abstract

India plays an important part in the world's education system. As of June 2022, India had approximately 42,343 colleges and 1,047 institutions. In India, there were 38.5 million higher education students enrolled in 2019-20, with 19.6 million men and 18.9 million women. The Gross Enrolment Ratio (GER) in higher education in India was 27.1%. Online education is rapidly expanding. As consumer demand grows, higher education institutions in India are focusing on providing online programs. The large English-speaking population in India makes it easier to provide instructional resources. India ranked 48th out of 112 nations on the 2021 English Proficiency Index. There are now 71 Indian colleges that are qualified for the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2022, up from 63 in 2020. In recent years, the education sector has seen a variety of changes and increased financial investments, which might transform the country into a knowledge haven. The expansion of the country's educational infrastructure is expected to be the key focus in the following decade, as the role of human resources in overall growth develops. In this circumstance, infrastructure spending in the education sector is likely to increase dramatically.