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Preschool Market in India to grow by USD 735.13 Million During 2021-2025 | Key Vendor Insights and Forecasts | 17000+ Technavio Reports

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Technavio has announced its latest market research report titled Preschool Market in India by Area and Age Group - Forecast and Analysis 2021-2025
Technavio has announced its latest market research report titled Preschool Market in India by Area and Age Group - Forecast and Analysis 2021-2025

The preschool market in India is expected to grow by USD 735.13 million during 2021-2025, according to the new report from Technavio. This marks a significant market slow down compared to the 2020 growth estimates due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, in the first half of 2021. In addition, the report projects the market to accelerate at a CAGR of almost 8%.

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The preschool market in India is driven by the increasing participation of women in the labor force. In addition, the increased emphasis on teacher training is anticipated to boost the growth of the preschool market in India.

Female participation in the labor force has been increased owing to the rapid transition in the societal mindset, coupled with the constructive steps undertaken by the Government of India. The continuous rise in health expenditure, childcare cost, consumption expenditure, and inflation rate have made it necessary for women to step out to contribute to their household expenses. Thus, the participation rate of women in the labor force is a significant factor driving the demand for preschools in India. Successful implementation of government programs plays a major role in boosting employment opportunities for women. These factors will further drive the demand for the preschool market in India during the forecast period.

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Major Five Preschool in India Companies:

Best Entertainment Pvt. Ltd.
Best Entertainment Pvt. Ltd. offers multi-level activity, future training, and other Preschools.

EuroKids International Pvt. Ltd.
EuroKids International Pvt. Ltd. offers daycare services for infants and other kinds.

Founding Years Learning Solutions Pvt. Ltd.
Founding Years Learning Solutions Pvt. Ltd. offers infant care and home-based learning setups.

Globetrotters Kids
Globetrotters Kids provide numerous services under the segment such as Explorers, Discoverers, and other segments.

S.K. Educations Pvt. Ltd.
S.K. Educations Pvt. Ltd. provides preschool learning services such as fun learning, daycare, and other learning services.

Preschool Market in India Product Outlook (Revenue, USD million, 2020-2025)

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Preschool Market in India Application Outlook (Revenue, USD million, 2020-2025)

  • Children aged 3-6 years - size and forecast 2020-2025

  • Children aged below 3 years - size and forecast 2020-2025

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