QS World Future Skills Index: India Ranks Second, Leading the Charge in AI and Digital Skills

India has ranked second in the world's 'Future of Work' category, with a spectacular score of 99.1, in terms of preparedness for future skills in demand as per the QS World Future Skills Index. It is the first-ever index that assesses countries' preparation to meet job market demands which are evolving constantly. The top strengths of India lie in AI, digital technologies, and green industries. Despite its excellent performance, there are still challenges in aligning education with industry needs and enhancing sustainability practices. The report emphasizes the need for educational reforms to better equip graduates for emerging roles. 

 

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Indian ExpressIndia has ranked second in the world's 'Future of Work' category, with a spectacular score of 99.1, in terms of preparedness for future skills in demand as per the QS World Future Skills Index. It is the first-ever index that assesses countries' preparation to meet job market demands which are evolving constantly. The top strengths of India lie in AI, digital technologies, and green industries. Despite its excellent performance, there are still challenges in aligning education with industry needs and enhancing sustainability practices. The report emphasizes the need for educational reforms to better equip graduates for emerging roles. 

India has ranked second in the world's 'Future of Work' category, with a spectacular score of 99.1, in terms of preparedness for future skills in demand as per the QS World Future Skills Index. It is the first-ever index that assesses countries' preparation to meet job market demands which are evolving constantly. The top strengths of India lie in AI, digital technologies, and green industries. Despite its excellent performance, there are still challenges in aligning education with industry needs and enhancing sustainability practices. The report emphasizes the need for educational reforms to better equip graduates for emerging roles. Source: Times Now News 

Business Standard 

Indian Express