School Education is rightly regarded as the base depending on which way one’s life shapes up. This realization has resulted in the increasing demand of good schools in India. The corresponding rise of Indian schools to meet the demand of growing population has also accelerated the competition among the schools in India. And this is true for all kinds of schools like residential schools, day- boarding schools, primary schools, secondary schools and the government schools.

Education is one of the fastest and steadily growing sectors in the country. The futurist Alvin Toffler predicted that the "illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn." With nearly one in four enrolled in educational institutions, educational services is the second largest industry in the country, employing more than 13 million people.

The job forecast over the next ten years is excellent, due to increased overall enrollment in all educational sectors and the need for a new supply of teachers to replace the large numbers that are expected to retire in the next decade. Opportunities in education range widely, and include positions as guidance counsellors, administrators, school nurses, bus drivers, recruiters and of course, teachers.

We can expect to see more and more foreign educational institutions to come up in India in coming years.