Karnataka: India's Preferred Destination For Professional Education
THE WEEK|August 04, 2019

The migration of Indian youngsters to tier I cities in search of lucrative career prospects is becoming commonplace today.

Pooja Prabbhan
Karnataka: India's Preferred Destination For Professional Education

Karnataka’s capital, Bengaluru, alone is facing an unprecedented influx of workforce and there’s more to it than what meets the eye. While the IT hub has successfully managed to put itself on the global map, there’s no refuting that Karnataka in itself has great potential and is pegged as India’s preferred destination for professional education owing to myriad reasons. As per Karnataka State Education Policy, ‘the state is also now globally acclaimed for its mammoth growth in the higher technology arena and as a manufacturing hub. Given this status, Karnataka at large aspires to rise to greater heights so that its future generations can be assured of a high-quality education that will equip them to take on effective positions in state and national development processes.’ Could there be a story behind Karnataka’s unprecedented growth? THE WEEK delves deeper into why Karnataka indeed lives up to its repute of being India’s most preferred destination for professional education.

There are no coincidences. Leading science and technology institutions of the country i.e. Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU), Manipal, Indian Institute Of Science and National Institute Of Technology among several others continue to reign supreme as some of the most preferred educational institutions in the country.

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