business in education november 2011

Business in Education November 2011

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The report covers the trends, as well as the opportunities in the Indian education sector, which were highlighted in media. It is designed for the individuals and organizations, which are in the education business, or are planning to enter it. It is also helpful for various products and services providers to the sector.

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Table of Contents

Activities of Major Players ..................................................................................................................................... 4

Players are setting up new business divisions .................................................................................................... 4

Companies are collaborating with government bodies ...................................................................................... 4

Education providers are tying up with other organizations ................................................................................ 5

New projects are coming up in education sector ............................................................................................... 5

Opportunities in the sector .................................................................................................................................... 6

Indo — US summit expected to open new avenues ........................................................................................... 6

Opportunities coming up in vocational education space .................................................................................... 6

New courses are creating potential for service providers................................................................................... 7

ICT players have opportunities to capture overseas market .............................................................................. 7

Other Prominent Trends in the Sector .................................................................................................................... 7

Governments are bringing in new regulations to govern the education system ................................................. 7

US is becoming a favored destination, while going to UK is becoming difficult .................................................. 8

Companies’ Score Card ........................................................................................................................................... 9

List of Organizations ............................................................................................................................................. 11



Activities of Major Players

Players are setting up new business divisions

Many education providers are going for expansion

by setting up new business units. These units either cater to a new customer set, or follow a new process.

Computer education provider, Aptech Limited

is expanding into skill development for retail sector. The company has tied up with the non-profit ‘Trust for Retailers and Retail Associates of India’ (TRRAIN) to launch a retail module. The module will be taught in a shipment container, which is transformed into an air-conditioned 18-seat classroom, placed at a mall in Mumbai. The module, targeted at the working retail professionals, is expected to be imparted to over 20,000 professionals over a three-year period. Aptech will have a revenue-sharing model with TRAAIN and will provide staff for teaching.

Essel Group’s education firm, Zee Learn Limited, is

planning to set up a new business unit — Education Outsourcing. The company will be operating and managing schools owned by corporate houses or government. Zee Learn currently runs 900 play schools, 100 K-12 schools and close to 30 animation institutes across India. It is now planning to add 100 playschools, 25 K-12 and 25 animation institutes by the end of the year to March 2012. The company is expecting approximately 20% of its school business revenue to come from the new business unit.

Companies are collaborating with government bodies

Education providers are now signing memorandum

of understanding (MoU) with government bodies, and are working with them on various projects through collaboration.

HCL Learning, an education and talent

development division of HCL Infosystems Limited, has joined hands with Tamil Nadu’s Annamalai University to launch the MBA-IMS Program (Infrastructure Management & Security) via distance learning mode. The two-year program will help students & working professionals to develop their managerial skills in the field of IT infrastructure management & security.

Integrated Learning Solution Pvt. Ltd. (ILS) has

signed a MoU with the Indira Gandhi National Open University’s (IGNOU’s) Campus Placement Cell (CPC). According to the MoU, IGNOU will incorporate INS’ cloud-based learning resource model, Wheebox. Wheelbox, which will be placed on IGNOU’s website, will help its students to improve their areas of strength and employment prospects.

Global IT networking company, Cisco has entered

into cloud education solutions, and has signed a MoU with the Karnataka government for the same. The company will be using its ‘Cisco Education Enabled Development’ (CEED) platform to deliver remote supplementary teaching in five of Karnataka’s government schools. The program, in form of a public-private partnership model, will help more than 750 students from class V – VIII, receive supplementary teaching.



Cisco is also entering the skill-training space by

using its cloud education solutions. The company has signed a MoU with Karnataka government to impart remote skills for sectors such as BFSI, retail, hospitality, travel and BPO. As per the MoU, Cisco will start a pilot at five Industrial Technical Institute (ITI) sites across Karnataka, to impart skills training through internet.

Birla Institute of Management Technology

(BIMTECH) – Greater Noida has signed a MoU with NTPC Limited. As per the MoU, faculty of BIMTECH will be involved with NTPC to explore opportunities in executive education, consultancy, training, and capacity building. While on the other hand, NTPC will help in providing summer internship to students of BIMTECH.

Tata Power Company Limited, along with the

government of Jharkhand, has launched a ‘Village Education Excellence Program’, to improve the education levels of the communities living near its project site at Tiruldih, Jharkhand. The program is focused on improving the education standard of primary and mid-level schools. It will be conducting Mathematics, Science and English classes for approximately 450 students class IX and X Students of Tiruldih High School, twice a week.

Education providers are tying up with other organizations

Besides government bodies, education providers

are also collaborating with other organizations to increase their customer-reach.

ICT company EdServ Softsystems Limited is

expanding its mobile learning services. The company has tied up with Tata DoCoMo, and will be providing IIT-JEE and AIEEE test–preparation content on Tata DoCoMo’s educational platform – Tutor on Mobile.

The content, available in form of videos, will cost INR5—10 per video to students. Edserv, had in past tied up with Nokia to provide its educational content on Nokia Smartphone.

Bangalore University will be getting a contribution

of INR100 crore from Jindal Aluminum Limited, to setup Dr Sitaram Jindal School of Economics. The campus, which was earlier proposed as Bangalore School of Economics, will be setup at the Jnana Bharathi Campus of the university. Proposed to be completed in five years, the school will provide four-year B.S. Course in economics, and will work as an autonomous body on the patter of London School of Economics and Indian School of Business, Hyderabad.

National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT) has

entered into an agreement with Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT), New York, to run dual-degree programs. Under the program, NIFT students will be able to obtain a joint degree awarded by NIFT and FIT. The two institutes will also be collaborating in the areas of fashion and textile designing.

New projects are coming up in education sector

Education sector is also witnessing new projects

and institutes coming up. Lovely Professional University has launched its Distance Education Study Programs by opening 155 study centers for distance learning across the country. The centers will provide study material, contact classes, various online resources, as well as administrative support to students.

The students will also be able to connect to the university through its Learning Management Solutions software. The distant learning program is recognized by the Distance Education Council (DEC),



and Joint Committee of UGC-AICTE-DEC for running Distance Education Programs. The program is considered equivalent to the regular correspondence programs, and will be valid for Employment and Higher Studies.

Sanjay Ghodawat Group, which has presence across

many industries, is planning to setup a 160 acres educational campus on Mumbai–Pune expressway. The project, worth INR300 crore, will have a residential school, along with colleges offering various professional courses, and will provide education to over 10,000 students. The group already operates a similar 150 acres campus in Kohlapur, which currently has over 2,000 students.

The Azim Premji Foundation, which is working on

India’s education system for a decade, is planning to start 1,300 schools across the country. The schools — two per district — will impart free education in local language, along with food. They will cover classes from preschool to XII, and will be affiliated to the state boards, on the lines of government ones. The INR 9,000 crore project will focus on the overall development of the students, and will be operated in the educationally un-served areas of the districts. The foundation is planning to start seven schools by mid of 2013 in Karnataka, Rajasthan, Uttarakhand and Chhattisgarh, and complete the target of all the 1,300 schools by 2025.

Opportunities in the sector

Indo — US summit expected to open new avenues

One of the major events that took place in the

month of October was the first India — US education summit at Georgetown University, Washington. The

summit, aimed to strengthen higher education collaboration and exchange between India and the US, discussed topics such as accreditation, research partnerships, and joint degrees. As India is coming up with the Foreign Educational Institutions (Regulation of Entry and Operations) Bill, this will help US universities to enter India, and participate in India’s vision of building additional 1000 universities and 50,000 colleges.

Opportunities coming up in vocational education space

There is an opportunity coming up for vocational

courses provider, as Indian education system is expected to go through a major change in 2012. The government is deciding to introduce a seven-level vocational educational program. Under the program, first four levels will overlap with the K-12 system, starting from class IX, while the other three levels will be applicable to colleges and higher-educational institutions.

The program, National Vocational Education Qualification Framework, will offer vocational courses to school students, which will help them attain required skills for employment mainly in private sector. The program is designed in a manner, that students can anytime switch from formal education to job-oriented skill development courses, and also come back, or continue both simultaneously. The courses, which will be of international standards of quality and productivity will help in providing employment to over 150 million students who do not have access to higher education. They will be targeted to sectors such as automobile, information technology and telecom, hospitality, infrastructure and others. The government will be starting the pilot project in the state of Haryana.



All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) is

working toward integrating formal education with vocational education. AICTE will design the courses on the bases of available employment opportunities, as well as the geographical locations and socio-economic culture of the places. The courses will help students to continue the same stream in colleges in form of a diploma, which they have studied in schools.

New courses are creating potential for service providers

In order to take its curriculum beyond blackboards,

Delhi University has introduced a new course on innovation, called B Tech/BS Innovation. The course, which will be a four-year undergraduate program of the innovation cluster being planned by the university, will focus on the application and hands-on training. The course will make students spend time in both real, as well as artificial laboratories, and pursue their innovative skills. Having total duration of eight semesters, it will also require students to undertake community projects and industry internships.

ICT players have opportunities to capture overseas market

Players in ICT domain have got an opportunity in

Kuwait, which is replacing its textbooks with e-books. The Arab state has launched a program, estimated worth US$9,39,052 (INR4.6 crore) to replace approximately 900 textbooks into e-books, and distribute them in form of approximately 3,70,000 flash memory units. The program, aimed at making reading exciting and appealing, with start with the high-school students.

Other Prominent Trends in the Sector

Governments are bringing in new regulations to govern the education system

Education sector is witnessing new government

regulations. As the sector is growing at a fast pace, both center as well as state governments are introducing new regulations to keep a check on it.

Maharashtra state government is planning to

introduce a bill in the winter session of the state legislature, which will help in curbing the fake educational institutions in the state. The Maharashtra Unauthorized Institutes and Courses in Technical and Vocational Education Bill will have adequate provision to control the fake institutes, who lack adequate infrastructure, or make false promises regarding placements. The bill will have provisions, under which, the institutes will have to refund the fees, pay fine of INR1 lakh — INR5 lakh, and even face imprisonment of a year.

India is witnessing an excess supply of engineering

colleges, as many engineering seats go empty every year. The country has approximately 3,393 engineering colleges that have 14.85 lakhs seats available. According to AICTE estimates, approximately two lakh seats remained unfilled, when admissions closed in 2011. AICTE therefore, is planning to control the number of engineering colleges, after it had received letters from states such as Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Haryana and Chhattisgarh, not to clear proposals for new engineering institutes. It has further asked state governments to send it the copies of perspective plans of all universities, so that it can control and map the growth of colleges.



The directorate of education (DoE) is working on

regulating the pre-primary education in Goa. DoE, which has registered close to 450 schools so far in the state, is working on the guidelines of Right to Education Act (RTE) 2009, which mentions the Free and Compulsory Education, and regulation of pre-primary education. As per the RTE, states —which have been given a three-year deadline by the center — have to provide free pre-school education to children in the age group 3–6 as preparation for school education.

The state of Haryana is implementing the Right to

Education Act in state-run schools from November 11, 2011. The act is aimed at providing free and compulsory education to all children from 6 to 14 years of age. The act also states that it will be the concerned state’s responsibility to bear the child’s education costs, along with ensuring that the child completes full eight years of schooling with adequate attendance.

US is becoming a favored destination, while going to UK is becoming difficult

The US is still preferred as a favored higher-

education destination by Indian students. The US visa applications by Indian students have increased by 18%, from 39,958 in 2010 to 46,982 in 2011, according to the US embassy. Two major reasons behind the increasing trend are the lack of quality higher-education institutions in India, and the ongoing crisis in Europe, which has made it a less lucrative destination, due to decreasing job prospects.

Another favored destination, UK has got issues with

the Indian banks. Indian students, aspiring to go to the UK for higher studies, might face tough time as the UK Border Agency has blacklisted approximately 1,950 Indian banks for visa related purposes. As most of the banks are cooperatives, primarily located in rural and semi urban areas, students might face issues in approaching other 85 banks included in the list, where they do not hold the savings accounts. According to the new rules, the visa applicants will have to attach a financial statement for the purpose of verifying their maintenance funds, under Tier–4 of the points-based system. The UK is the second major destination for Indian students, and granted approximately 50,000 students visas in 2010.



Companies’ Score Card

Operating Margin Q1-2012 (%)

Net Margin Q1-2012 (%)

Debt-Equity Ratio Q1-2012 (%)

EPS Q1-2012 (INR)

Price-Equity Ratio October 31, 2011

Market Price change October 2011 (%)

Computer Software Training Aptech Ltd. 43.2% 41.5% 0.0% 6.81 104.05 8.9%

Computer Software Training BITS Ltd. 25.0% 10.0% 0.5% N.A. N.A. 16.3%

Computer Software Training NIIT Ltd. -4.0% -6.2% 60.0% -0.60 19.45 6.4%

ERP for Educational Institutions

Software Technology Group International Ltd. N.A. N.A. 112.7% -0.40 N.A. 7.0%

ICT Solutions

Birla Shloka Edutech Ltd. 3.6% 2.8% 6.8% 0.70 4.84 7.0%

ICT Solutions

Compucom Software Ltd. 30.4% 23.9% 52.5% N.A. 9.49 -0.3%

ICT Solutions

CORE Education and Technologies Ltd. 39.2% 23.8% 81.9% 3.64 20.05 0.2%

ICT Solutions

Edserv Softsyst Ltd. 42.6% 27.3% 12.2% 4.65 5.29 5.7%

ICT Solutions

Educomp Solutions Ltd. 41.5% 23.4% 41.3% 4.54 6.55 10.3%



Operating Margin Q1-2012 (%)

Net Margin Q1-2012 (%)

Debt-Equity Ratio Q1-2012 (%)

EPS Q1-2012 (INR)

Price-Equity Ratio October 31, 2011

Market Price change October 2011 (%)

ICT Solutions

Everonn Education Ltd. 37.1% 16.4% 39.2% 5.75 9.46 2.5%

IT Education

Comp-U-Learn Tech India Ltd. 15.4% 6.7% 2.8% 0.11 16.04 41.2%

IT Education Jetking Infotrain Ltd. 17.3% 11.5% 0.0% 1.67 6.35 2.1%

School Education

Tree House Education & Accessories Ltd. N.A. N.A. 38.0% N.A. N.A. 23.2%

School Education Zee Learn Ltd. -4.6% -5.2% 83.2% N.A. N.A. 0.5%

Tuitions

Career Point Infosystems Ltd. 40.0% 29.5% 0.0% 2.56 17.74 8.9%



List of Organizations

Aptech Limited

Azim Premji Foundation

Birla Institute of Management Technology

Birla Shloka Edutech Ltd.

BITS Ltd.

Career Point Infosystems Ltd.

Cisco

Compucom Software Ltd.

Comp-U-Learn Tech India Ltd.

CORE Education and Technologies Ltd.

Delhi University

Dr Sitaram Jindal School of Economics

EdServ Softsystems Limited

Educomp Solutions Ltd.

Essel Group

Everonn Education Ltd.

Fashion Institute of Technology

Georgetown University

HCL Infosystems Limited

HCL Learning

Indian School of Business

Integrated Learning Solution Pvt. Ltd

Jetking Infotrain Ltd.

Jindal Aluminum Limited

London School of Economics

Lovely Professional University

National Institute of Fashion Technology

NIIT Ltd.

Nokia

NTPC Limited

Sanjay Ghodawat Group

Software Technology Group International Ltd.

Tata DoCoMo

Tata Power Company Limited

Tree House Education & Accessories Ltd.

Zee Learn Limited



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A K Vidyamandir Group of Institutions

Aaron Institute

Aditya Birla Public School, Renukoot

AEC Business School

Afairs Exhibitions and Media Pvt. Ltd.

Alethia Education

Amity University Rajasthan

Anovus Institute of Clinical Research

Apeejay Stya University

ApplyEzee Education Private Ltd.

Aravali Institute of Management at Jodhpur

Art of Learning

Asia Direct

Asia Pacific Institute of Management Delhi

Aspire Human Capital Management Pvt. Ltd.

Auuro Educational Services

AZURE IT Solutions

Bharat Forge Ltd. - Kalyani Group

Billabong High International Schools

Birla Edutech Ltd.

BrainTree Global School

Brainy Kidzs

Brightstar Learning Ltd.

British Council

Cambridge Public School

Campus World Inc

Career Cubicle Pvt. LTD.

Career Launcher

Career Point Infosystems Ltd.

Castle Rock Research Corp.



Centum Learning Ltd

Charisma International Education Centre, Nigeria

CL Educate (Career Launcher)

Classteacher Solutions

Connect2Gurukul

Credila (HDFC LTD)

DALIA Institute of Management

DARE, a monthly magazine on Entrepreneurship.

Delhi Public School

Department of Education

Deutsche Bank Group

Donbosco Tech, India

E learning

E Z Vidya

Easy Learning India

Ecole Solutions Pvt Ltd

EdSaas Hyderabad

Edsine

Education World Magazine

Educational Initiatives

EducationWorld

Educomp Raffles Higher Education Ltd

Educomp Solutions Ltd

EduNirvana Pvt Ltd

Edunova Educational Research And Training Pvt Ltd

edupaedia.in

Edupower.in

Eduvision India Services

Eduwaves

Edvance Learning

Edvance Learning Pvt Ltd

E-KIDS Solution Private Ltd.

Elsevier India

Elyon Education

Emerge Learning Services Ltd.

Ernst & Young

EuroKids International Ltd

Everonn Education Ltd.

Evolve XL Pvt Ltd

Examville.com, LLC

Exioms

Explorers School

EZVidya Pvt. Ltd.

Feydhoo School, Maldives

FIITJEE Ltd.

FinPac Financial

Focus Educare Pvt. Ltd.

Future Focus Infotech

Future VISTA View Edu Tech Pvt. Ltd.

Gabss EduSkill Ltd.

GD Goenka World Institute (Lancaster University)

GEMS Education



Gladioli Education

Global Education Management Corp.

Global indian school

Global Learning

Global Workforce Development & Consulting Organisation

Globalshiksha.com

Gokuldham high school and junior college

Grassroot Infosolutions Pvt Ltd.

Harbinger Knowledge Products

HCL Technologies Ltd.

higherstudy.com

HOC Educational Services Pvt Ltd

HTC School

i Big Wonder

IAMR Group of Institution

IANS Education Services

IBMR Business School

ICFAI

ICS GROUP

iDiscoveri Education Pvt. Ltd.

IDP Education Pty Ltd.

iE&D Solutions BV

iEdvantage

iGATE Patni

Ignite Young Minds

IIT Kharagpur

IL&FS Education and Technology Services Ltd.

iLearn-International

India Entry 360.Com

India Venture Partners

IndiaCan Education Pvt. Ltd ( A Pearson Educomp Company)

IndiaCo Ventures Ltd.

Indian School of Business & Finance

Indic Institute of Design and Researc

Indigram Skill and Knowledge Initiatives Pvt. Ltd

Indus Learning Solutions Pvt Ltd

Informatica

Innovative School of Business & Management Pvt. Ltd.

Intarvo Technologies Ltd.

Integrated EduTeam

iProf India

Jagran Social Welfare Society

Jain Group of Institutions

Jain Heritage, a Cambridge School

Jetking Infotrain Ltd

Kakubhai Parikh Group of Schools

Kaligi Ranganathan Montford Group of Schools

Kangaroo Kids Preschools

Kennedy School

KPMG

KQM Consultants



Laetus Education Private Ltd.

Latitude Edutech Consulting Pvt. Ltd.

Leading Education Management Enterprise

LeapEd Knowledge Solutions Pvt. Ltd.

Liberty Anything Skool

LIGHT EASY MIND Training & Coaching

Literati Training Private Ltd.

Lord Krishna Group of Institutions

Lotus Learning Pvt Ltd

Macmillan Publishers India Ltd.

Mahadev Educational Initiative

Mahatma Gandhi International Schools

Mail Today

Manya Education (P) Ltd.

Mastermind Classes

MBAGuru - Roots Education Pvt. Ltd.

Mehan Edusolutions Pvt. Ltd

Mexus Education Pvt Ltd

Mind Shaper Technologies Pvt Ltd.

MM ACADEMY

Modern Public School

Modi Public School

MRV International school

MyTrustedTutor.com

N & Z Edu Solutions Pvt Ltd

narayana educational institutions

Nascent Edutech Pvt. Ltd.

National Geographic Explorer

Navitas

Next Education India Pvt. Ltd.

NHELITE Education Services Ltd.

NIILM School of Business

NIIT Ltd.

NIMS

Norwest Venture Partners

Okapi Consultancy Ltd

Panacea People Group

Panjab University, Educational Institution, Chandigarh

Peapod Preschool

Pearson Education India

Pearson Education Services Pvt. Ltd. (Edurite Technologies)

Pearson Learning Solutions & Edexcel Ltd.U.K.

Pedagogues Education India Pvt. Ltd.

Power Coaching

Pratham Edusys Pvt Ltd

PricewaterhouseCoopers Pvt Ltd

Prism Infosolution

Promethean

PT Education

PT universe

Q Point



Quest Tutorials

R.D. Computers & Technologies

Radcliffe School

Radiant Educational Investment LLC

Rai Foundation

Reliable Institute of Law

Reliable Institute of Management & Technology

RESONANCE Eduventures Pvt Ltd

Right Track Admizzionz Campuz

RIS Tech Pvt. Ltd.

Roots Education

Rumi Education Private Ltd.

Sai Educations

Saint-Gobain Gyproc India Ltd.

Samskar Academy of Kids Education Pvt. Ltd

SANAKO Corporation

Sancta Maria International School, Hyderabad

Sattava Edusys Pvt. Ltd.

School Serv

Schooladmissions.in

se.eds - Swedish Education Services

Shanti Business School

shiksha.com(Education Portal) at Info Edge India Ltd

Shivaani Educational Services Private Ltd.

Shri Shankaracharya Group of Institutions

Shrishti Institutional Support for Economic Development

Smart Careers(Career Launcher)

Space Technology & Education Pvt. Ltd

Sraw Educational Initiatives

St. Francis ICSE School

St. Soldier Management and Technical Institute

Strategum Eduserve Pvt. Ltd.

T.I.M.E. Pvt. Ltd.

Tata Teleservices Ltd.

Teachwell P S Institute Pvt. Ltd.

Techno Alliance

Technopak Advisors

TECNIA GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS

Tekbos Business Solutions India Private Ltd.

The Achievers Programme

The Economic Times

The Parthenon Group

The Princeton Review

The Shri Ram Competitive Classes

The Times of India

The Wall Street Journal

Theschoolworld.com

Third Academy School

TQMS Global

Universal Education Consultants

University of Mumbai

University of Warwick



University of Westminster

Upacaar

Usha Martin Education & Solutions Ltd.

VectorSpan Inc.

Vibgyor High School

Vidya Prakashan Mandir Ltd

Vidyalankar Group of Educational Institutes

Vyasa Learning Solutions (P) Ltd

Youreka - idiscoveri

Zee Learn Ltd.

Zentrum



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