Recent Trends in Higher Education in India

Sakshi Gautam

Updated On: June 21, 2024 10:22 pm IST

The recent trends in higher education in India include higher digital inclination, hybrid learning, gamification, skill-based education, and globalised education. Keep reading for key facts and statistics pert the HEART report!

Recent Trends in Higher Education in India

The future of higher education in India is on a brighter path. The blend of modern conveniences and demands in the educational sphere has brought some notable developments paving the way for some major breakthroughs. CollegeDekho, India’s largest higher education ecosystem brings this insightful article with details derived from the HEART Report.

What is a HEART Report?

The Higher Education Analytics and Regional Trends (HEART) report by CollegeDekho encompasses a student’s journey, from search patterns, demographics, and migration trends to challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.

Current Higher Education Trends in India

Here are some insights into the current higher education scenario in India:

  • Higher Digital Inclination for Informed Choices

India’s demand for top-quality higher education is immense with over 11 million students enrolling annually. The rise in digital platforms has turned the tables on how students search for and choose colleges.

Today, a significant portion of India’s youth and their parents surf the internet for at least two to three hours to make informed educational choices.

Do You Know the Top 5 Universities Based on Searches?

Calicut University and the University of Rajasthan bag the 5th and 4th position, respectively, in the top 5 universities based on the search list.

If you want to know the top 3, contact the CollegeDekho team to get the HEART report.

  • Hybrid Learning for Flexibility

Hybrid learning has risen since the COVID-19 pandemic hit the world. The blend of in-person instructions and online classes has become widespread. The flexibility offered by this mode of education provides the utmost ease and opportunities to students.

  • Priority to Skill-Based Education

Skill-based education is getting more power than ever for all the right reasons. Seeing the work culture today, education combined with skills is given a lot more preference than before.

Colleges are introducing specialised programs for a seamless transition from college to career. Several skill-centric courses have come to play, from data analytics to digital marketing.

  • Gamified Learning

Learning and fun go hand-in-hand with gamification, one of the rising trends in India’s higher education scenario. The goal is to make education more engaging and interactive.

The learning elements are disguised in playful games, making the experience of offline or online learning more enriching and immersive. It also spearheads another aspect- making mundane teaching into a fun experience for teachers.

  • Cross-Culture Learning with Globalised Education

Globalised Education has opened paths to students for cross-culture learning. Through exchange programs and integrating global perspectives into the curriculum, students gain exposure to diverse cultures and languages and a way to thrive in the globalised workforce.

Summing Up

The Indian higher education scenario is getting polished day by day. The rapid evolution from the digital inclination to globalised education tells the tale of a growing India. These trends also continue to bust many myths regarding the education scenario in the country.

Backed by proper research and data, the CollegeDekho team has prepared the HEART report, where we have clarified the trends of Digital Education Enrolment, Migration, and other crucial facts impacting the education sector. These statistics have shown the contrast between educational beliefs and the on-ground reality.

If you wish to stay informed with these up-to-date figures, let our team know!

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