Enaasan Research
Research Reports
Quarterly reports on what Indian students study, where work is heading, and the gap between the two — written for students, parents and the people who guide them.
Our standard
A report is only useful if you can check it. Every Enaasan report follows these rules:
- Every number has a source. Each figure links to a named public dataset and table — such as PLFS, AISHE or AICTE — or to our own survey, whose method we publish.
- No invented, estimated or modelled statistics. If a number cannot be traced, it is left out.
- Opinion is labelled as opinion. Practitioner experience is useful, and it is always marked separately from the data.
- Corrections are public. If we get something wrong, the report shows what changed and when.
Reports
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Published · October 2026
Report No. 1 — Who India Graduates
For every engineering graduate, India's colleges produce about five and a half graduates in Arts, Science or Commerce. Undergraduate out-turn by discipline from the Ministry of Education's AISHE 2022-23 and 2023-24 reports.
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In preparation
The Career Choice Gap
What Indian students study compared with where jobs are growing, drawn from public education and employment data, with practitioner commentary from BPS hiring clearly labelled as opinion.
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Planned
What students say
An anonymous survey of students in Enaasan sessions, with school permission and no personal data collected. The survey design will be published before results.
Using our reports
Reports are free to read, download and share for personal and educational use. Please cite the report and link to its page. Found an error? Tell us.