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Impact of Digitalization on Education in India: Time Series Analysis


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1 MBA Students, Batch- 2020-2021, Meerut Institute of Engineering and Technology, Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, India
2 Assistant Professor, Meerut Institute of Engineering and Technology, Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, India
     

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Digitalization in India has become essential and necessary in our day to day life. It has become indispensable and very important part of every individual, business organization and other financial or banking services. As we are moving towards cashless economy, it is possible with implementing digitalization in India. It will boost the digital literacy in India and India is a developing country so there is need to literate every individual and other organization about digital literacy, to move towards becoming a developed country. Therefore, this paper analyse impact of digitalization on education in India. For this analysis considered time series data from 2000 to 2019. In this paper applied regression method for the analysis and before applied the regression we have checked the normality and multicollenerity with the help of descriptive and correlation analysis. Regression results reveal that the coefficient of Government expenditure on education is negative which means there is need to improve the education with more proper funds and efforts towards education for increasing the literacy rate among youth. The Digitalization variables positively correlated to the education’s variables, like literacy rate positively correlated to the secure internet server which shows that through the internet server literacy rate is going to increase and in future it will have better impact to the society with the increasing rate of literacy and internet service.

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Technologies, Education, Digital Literacy, Digitalization
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Authors

Samreen samreen.r.mba.2020@miet.ac.in; samreenparveenmrt@gmail.com
MBA Students, Batch- 2020-2021, Meerut Institute of Engineering and Technology, Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, India
Reenu Kumari
Assistant Professor, Meerut Institute of Engineering and Technology, Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, India

Abstract


Digitalization in India has become essential and necessary in our day to day life. It has become indispensable and very important part of every individual, business organization and other financial or banking services. As we are moving towards cashless economy, it is possible with implementing digitalization in India. It will boost the digital literacy in India and India is a developing country so there is need to literate every individual and other organization about digital literacy, to move towards becoming a developed country. Therefore, this paper analyse impact of digitalization on education in India. For this analysis considered time series data from 2000 to 2019. In this paper applied regression method for the analysis and before applied the regression we have checked the normality and multicollenerity with the help of descriptive and correlation analysis. Regression results reveal that the coefficient of Government expenditure on education is negative which means there is need to improve the education with more proper funds and efforts towards education for increasing the literacy rate among youth. The Digitalization variables positively correlated to the education’s variables, like literacy rate positively correlated to the secure internet server which shows that through the internet server literacy rate is going to increase and in future it will have better impact to the society with the increasing rate of literacy and internet service.

Keywords


Technologies, Education, Digital Literacy, Digitalization

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