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NASSCOM-McKinsey Study shows that the strength of India's IT-BPO professionals has grown from 200,000 to over 1.6 million in the last six years. |
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This is attributed to India’s demographic profile and network of quality institutions. |
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Even at current levels of employability, India has the largest pool of suitable offshore talent accounting for 28 percent of the total suitable pool available across all offshore destinations. |
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India’s emergence as a preferred outsourcing destination created the need for about 3.5 million professionals by 2011. Based on current estimates, a shortage of skilled knowledge workers may arise if remedial action is not taken. |
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There is an urgent need to improve the skills sets of students to meet industry requirements & create employment opportunities. |
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Training centres like finishing schools can bridge the gap between the existing knowledge available among graduates and the expected level of knowledge. |
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Finishing schools offer courses to meet the requirements of the industry and equip students with skills to utilize the employment opportunities that are currently available. |
