New Delhi, Mar 17 (PTI) India has made substantial progress in expanding access to higher education for youth in the last four decades, helping them move from agriculture to industry and services, and ...

India has made substantial progress in expanding access to higher education for its young (15- to 29-year-old) population, ...

India has made substantial progress in expanding access to higher education for its young (15- to 29-year-olds) population, ensuring a movement out of agriculture into industry and services, and ...

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India's young workforce is growing more educated, transitioning from agriculture to industry. Challenges remain in job creation. Report highlights key trends.

India, March 18 -- India has made substantial progress in expanding access to higher education for youth in the last four decades, helping them move from agriculture to industry and services, and ...

India has expanded higher education access for its youth, reducing disparities. More young people are educated and ambitious. However, integrating this growing, educated population into the workforce ...

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According to the report, youth education levels have increased significantly over four decades, especially among women. India’s tertiary enrolment rate (28%) is comparable to co ...