Increasing Technology adoption and convenience offered by the education providers will propel students to adopt Executive Education practices: Ken Research
- Ambitious government initiatives, increasing adoption of automation in India, paired with economic feasibility of opting for executive education courses for working professionals has led to the growth of Executive Education market in India.
- Thriving technology adoption and convenience offered by the education providers are primary reasons for students to adopt Executive Education practices.
- 30-34 Years age group is the prime segment of Executive Education students, with ~40% of market share of the total Enrolments.
Rising Adoption of Digitalization: While the COVID-19 epidemic shook the world, remote work began to supplement industrial demands in India due to market-leading technological tools. As a result, the strategy to talent acquisition and deployment has shifted. Virtual hiring, training, and conferencing were the foundation upon which the formal economy thrived. The Indian workforce has been steadily shifting to meet the rising needs of contemporary working through digitalization. The epidemic highlighted the growing reliance on technology in all sectors. Organizations tapped on the remote work culture and automated business procedures that have long formed the foundation of many successful enterprises. Big data analytics, digital marketing, cybersecurity, AI, and machine learning are among the most popular courses, with product management following closely after.
Optimistic Growth of Customized MDP Segment: All the major education institutes are predicted to have an optimistic growth on customized programs along with tie-ups of corporations and government agencies. The MDP segment is poised to grow the most with ~2.8% CAGR from FY’22 to FY’27.
Government Initiatives toward Education Sector: The National Accreditation Regulatory Authority Bill for Higher Education, the Foreign Educational Institutions Bill, and 100% FDI in India's educational sector are only a few of the measures taken by the Indian government to liberalize the sector. The Indian government has taken a variety of actions, such as adding new IITs and IIMs and providing research academics at most government universities with educational funding.
Rise of Niche vertical focused e-Learning Players: Executive Education sector is expected to grow at ~3.3% CAGR from FY’22 to FY’27, where a high demand and quick adoption of online and virtual learning programs is expected. Furthermore, virtual learning platforms have seen a rise in terms of Revenue as well. The NITI Aayog and Indian Education sector promote the Indian EdTech firms, which have garnered private equity investments totaling more than $4 billion over the past five years.
Integrating Education with Skill Requirements: In cooperation with learning and EdTech firms, some B-schools and universities have started to provide executive learning programs for professional development and career promotion, providing catalogues of online courses, courses, and certifications. Businesses have been making investments in digital learning strategies and content in recent years, working with learning and EdTech firms to develop online course, program, and certification catalogues.
The report titled “India Executive Education Market Outlook to FY’2027: Cascading growth driven by rising skill gap, tailored executive education courses, coupled with rising adoption of digitalization by Corporates” by Ken Research suggests that the India Executive Education market is expected to grow further in the near future, with increasing adoption of technology and awareness among working executives of India. The market is expected to register a positive CAGR of ~3% in terms of Revenue, during the forecast period of FY’22-FY’27.
Key Segments Covered in India Executive Education Market
- By Type of Programs
- Executive MBA
- MDP
India Executive Education Market – EMBA Segmentation
- By Mode of Funding
- Company-Sponsored
- Self-Funded
- By Duration of Courses
- 0-12 Months
- 12-24 Months
- >24 Months
- By Type of Courses
- Part-Time
- Full-Time
- Others
- By Number of Electives Offered
- 0-10
- 10-20
- 20
- By Type of Institution
- Government
- Private Institutions
- By Mode of Learning
- Virtual, In-Person
- Hybrid
India Executive Education Market – MDPs Segmentation
- By Course Duration
- <1Week
- 1 Week – 1Month
- >1Month
- By Type of Courses
- Strategy
- Leadership
- Management
- Marketing & Sales
- Finance & Accounting
- Others
- By Type of Institution
- Government
- Private Institutions
- By Mode of Learning
- Virtual
- In-Person
- Hybrid
Key Target Audience
Government Executive Education Providers
Private Executive Education Providers
Virtual Learning Providers
Corporations and Institutions offering Employee Training
Research organizations and consulting companies
Government bodies such as regulating authorities and policy makers
Organizations, forums and alliances related to Executive Education
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Time Period Captured in the Report:
- Historical Period: FY’17-FY’22P
- Forecast Period: FY’22P-FY’27F
Major Executive Education Providing Institutions in India:
- E-MBA Course Providers
- IIM Ahmedabad
- IIM Bangalore
- ISB Hyderabad
- Great Lakes Institute of Management
- ICFAI Business School
- XLRI
- IIM Calcutta
- All India Management Association
- P.Jain Global Institute
- IIFT Delhi
- Others
- MDP Course Providers
- IIM Ahmedabad
- IIM Bangalore
- IIM Calcutta
- IIM Lucknow
- ISB Hyderabad
- Great Lakes Institute of Management
- XLRI
- All India Management Association
- MDI Gurgaon
- IIM Kozhikode
- Others
- Virtual Players
- Jaro Education
- Emeritus
- Jigsaw Academy
- Hughes Education
- NIIT Imperative Ltd.
- Coursera
- Times Professional Learning
- UpGrad
Key Topics Covered in the Report
- India Socio-Demographic Overview and Education Market Snapshot
- India Executive Education Market Overview
- Executive Education Market Ecosystem in India
- India Executive Education Market Size and Segmentation
- E-MBA Services Industry Overview
- E-MBA Services Industry Market Segmentation
- E-MBA Services Industry Demand Analysis
- E-MBA Services Industry Competitive Landscape
- E-MBA Services Industry Future Market Segmentation
- MDP Services Industry Overview
- MDP Services Industry Market Segmentation
- MDP Services Industry Demand Analysis
- MDP Services Industry Competitive Landscape
- MDP Services Industry Future Market Segmentation
- Trends and Developments in India Executive Education Market
- Trends and Developments in End User Preferences
- SWOT Analysis of India Executive Education Market
- Porter 5 Forces Analysis of India Executive Education Market
- Growth Drivers in India Executive Education Market
- Issues and Challenges in India Executive Education Market
- Supervisory Framework for Executive Education Market in India
- Impact of COVID-19 on Demand and End user preferences in Executive Education Market
- Cross Comparison of Major E-MBA and MDP Providers across major decision-making parameters (such as type of programs, student enrolments, fees of the program, value propositions and others)
- Market Share (By Revenue), Enrolment Number and Total Number of Programs, of Major Executive Education Providers in India, FY’22P
- Snapshot of e-Learning Providers in Executive Education in India
- Comparative Assessment: Company Overview (Inception Year, Office Location, Number of Programs, USP, Number of Alumni, Academic Partners, Average Fees, Duration of Courses, Mode of Delivery, Eligibility Criteria, Key Target Audience, Value Proposition, Key Offerings and Others)
- Future of Executive Education Space in India
- Outlook and Projections of Market Size of Executive Education Market in India, by Revenue (INR Cr) and Number of Programs, FY’22-FY’26
- Industry Best Practices
- Opportunities in the demand side
- Industry Speaks
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