The signs of recovery in the global infotech industry seems to be rubbing onto the infotech education business, which is looking to bounce back this year.
The infotech education business is expected to grow at least 30 per cent during the current financial year, after failing to register any growth in the previous two years.
According to the leading infotech education companies in India, like NIIT, Aptech and New Horizons, students are showing greater interest in their professional courses now compared to a few months ago.
NIIT, in its first-quarter results declared last week, reported a 8 per cent rise in its turnover from the infotech education business to Rs 100 crore.
