| International Journal of Advance and Innovative Research Volume 9, Issue 2(XXI) : April - June 2022 |
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| Sr. No | Contents | Page No |
| 1 | DEVELOPING EMPLOYABILITY SKILLS AMONG YOUTHS OF INDIA Dr. Anupama Prakash Pol |
1 – 5 |
| 2 | A STUDY ON ENTREPRENEURIAL ECOSYSTEM IN COMMERCE COLLEGES OF MUMBAI WITH REFERENCE TO INDUSTRY- ACADEMIA LINKAGE Dr. Bageshree P. Bangera Bandekar and Ms. Arpita Atibudhi |
6 – 11 |
| 3 | THE NEW EDUCATION POLICY: OPPORTUNITIES & CHALLENGES Dr Ritu S. Sood, Sanjeev Sood, Mr. Archan Mitra and Dr. Amit Chawla |
12 – 15 |
| 4 | SKILL GAP IN INDIA Licy Varghese |
16 – 21 |
| 5 | A STUDY ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE EDUCATION AND THE SKILL AMONG THE YOUTH IN MUMBAI Dr. Ashok Venkat Poojari |
22 – 26 |
| 6 | A STUDY ON SKILL DEVELOPMENT, STARTUPS AND LIFE STYLE METAMORPHOSIS Dr. A. Sathish Babu |
27 – 33 |
| 7 | EXISTENCE OF FISHERIES INDUSTRY BY INCULCATING FINANCIAL LITERACY SKILL – A STUDY ON FISHER FOLKS IN TRIVANDRUM Dr. Jinu L and Siji Cleetus |
34 – 37 |
| 8 | IMPACT OF SKILL INDIA INITIATIVE ON YOUTH REFERENCE TO MUMBAI DISTRICT- कौशल भारत - कुशल भारत Amit Chhotelal Gupta |
38 – 42 |
| 9 | SKILLING AND EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUTH IN INDIA: A STUDY ON SCOUTING AND GROOMING TALENTS AND SCOPE OF TALENT AGENCY IN ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY Angela Kumar and Dr. Baxiskumar Patel |
43 – 48 |
| 10 | SKILL FOR EMPLOYMENT IN RETAILING: RETAILERS OPINION IN KDMC REGION Tejal Mahajan and Pritesh Somani |
49 – 53 |
| 11 | SKILL DEVELOPMENT IN INDIA: “CHALLENGES, ANALYSIS AND REMEDIES” Dr. Raju G |
54 – 59 |
| 12 | ALLIANCE BETWEEN ACADEMIA AND INDUSTRY – A STEP TO REDUCE SKILL GAP Ms. Bharti Jethani |
60 – 68 |
| 13 | ROLE OF ICT SKILLS ON LEARNING AND TEACHING OF HISTORY SUBJECT Mr. Jeevan Vichare and Mr. Yogesh Dilip Patil |
69 – 71 |
| 14 | ONLINE FOOD DELIVERY COMPANIES - A ‘HUNGER SAVIOR’ FOR THEIR ‘DELIVERY PARTNERS’ DURING PANDEMIC Mr. Akshay Chandrakant Joshi and Dr. Jaya Prem Manglani |
72 – 76 |
| 15 | ROLE OF CURRENT EDUCATION IN YOUTH EMPLOYMENT AND INDIAN INDUSTRIES Ramesh Kumar Sharma |
77 – 79 |
| 16 | AN INTERNET OF THINGS BASED SMART GREENHOUSE CROP PROTECTION, OBSERVING AND CONTROLLING SYSTEM UTILIZING ARDUINO UNO Kirtee Somaji Asawale and Akash Damodar Wakdikar |
80 – 84 |
| 17 | A STUDY OF SKILLS REQUIRED FOR EMPLOYMENT AS A PART OF EARN AND LEARN CONCEPT FOR STUDENTS OF ULHASNAGAR Prof. Neetu Gidwani and Prof. Rahul Sundrani |
85 – 88 |
| 18 | MUTUAL FUND INDUSTRY: CAREER OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES Prof. Dr. Janardhan Hotkar and Prof. CA. Reshmi M. Gurnani |
89 – 94 |
| 19 | THE PRESENT SCENARIO OF STARTUP: WITH REFERENCE TO ANDHRA PRADESH- A DESCRIPTIVE STUDY Guru Prasad Pasumarthi and Dr. A Sathish Babu |
95 – 101 |
| 20 | GOVERNMENT' INITIATIVE FOR SKILLING OF YOUTH IN INDIA: A CASE STUDY OF ITI DISTRICT SONEPAT Dr. Sarika Gupta |
102 – 104 |
| 21 | SKILLING REQUIREMENTS FOR AN AGENT OF HEALTH INSURANCE: A CASE STUDY OF AGENTS’ OPINION RESIDING IN KALYAN DOMBIVLI MUNICIPAL CORPORATION REGION Dr. Kishori J. Bhagat and Ms. Ashwini Bagkar |
105 – 109 |
| 22 | SKILLING YOUTH UNDER NEP 2020: POSSIBILITY AND CHALLENGES Dr. Rajesh Harichandra Bhoite |
110 – 114 |
| 23 | THE STRATEGY OF REGIONAL RESOURCES-BASED MANUFACTURING HELP IN PROMOTING EMPLOYMENT IN INDIA Ms. Nutan |
115 – 118 |
| 24 | A STUDY ON GOVERNMENT INITIATIVES FOR SKILLING AND EMPLOYMENT WITH REFERENCE TO KERALA Mrs. Mary Sanu Alosius |
119 – 122 |
| 25 | A STUDY ON TEACHER’S PERCEPTION TOWARDS SOFT SKILLS DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED BY COLLEGES WITHIN SUBURBS OF THANE DISTRICT Riddhi Aswani |
123 – 128 |
| 26 | A STUDY ON LEARNING PATTERNS AND THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN KNOWLEDGE GAIN, CONFIDENCE LEVEL, AND SKILL ACQUISITION BY THE LEARNERS Jyotsana Agarwala |
129 – 132 |
| 27 | A STUDY ON EMPLOYABILITY SKILLS RELATED CHALLENGES FACED BY STUDENTS IN THANE DISTRICT Prof. Drishti Nishan Dawra |
133 – 137 |
| 28 | A STUDY ON NEED OF SKILL-BASED LEARNING SYSTEM THROUGH GAP ANALYSIS BETWEEN KNOWLEDGE GAIN AND KNOWLEDGE RETENTION AMONG LEARNERS Mr. Suraj Agarwala |
138 – 140 |
| 29 | A STUDY ON METAVERSE & ITS IMPACT ON EMPLOYABILITY & SKILLING AMONGST YOUTH Jitesh Roopkumar Banswani |
141 – 144 |
| 30 | A STUDY ON BRIDGING THE GAP BETWEEN SKILLS REQUIRED AND SKILLS ACQUIRED FOR INCREASING THEIR EMPLOYABILITY QUOTIENT AMONGST COLLEGE STUDENTS OF THANE DISTRICT Dr. CA Vishwanathan H. Iyer and Dr. Kishori Bhagat |
145 – 149 |
| 31 | SKILL DEVELOPMENT: CHALLENGES IN INDIA Dr. Savita Sagar Wasunde |
150 – 153 |
| 32 | CRITICAL REVIEW OF THE EFFORTS MADE BY THE GOVERNMENT OF INDIA FOR THE PREVENTION OF UNEMPLOYMENT Dr. Kanhaiya Lal |
154 – 158 |
| 33 | EDUCATIONAL AND EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUTH IN INDIA Prasanta Mujrai |
159 – 163 |
| 34 | A STUDY ON GROWTH OF MUTUAL FUNDS IN INDIA: AN OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUTH IN INDIA Miss. Daksha Siyaram Choudhary and Faiyaz Lukman Charoliya |
164 – 167 |
| 35 | LESSONS FROM ANCIENT INDIA FOR SKILL DEVELOPMENT IN MODERN INDIA Dr. Rita Sharma |
168 – 173 |
| 36 | CURRENT STATUS OF CLOCK HOUR BASIS (CHB) PROFESSOR IN MAHARASHTRA Dr. Aslam Dastagir Attar |
174 – 177 |
| 37 | REVIEW OF ‘SKILL INDIA MISSION’ IN CREATING ‘SKILLING AND EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES’ FOR INDIAN YOUTH Prakash Nhanu Talankar |
178 – 181 |
| 38 | THE ECONOMIC IMPACT OF COVID-19 ON INDIA Mr. Sanjay Yashwant Partole |
182 – 185 |
| 39 | IMPACTS OF ICT ON SOCIAL AND PERSONAL LIVES OF YOUTH IN MODERN INDIA Yogesh Dilip Patil and Jeevan P. Vichare |
186 – 191 |
| 40 | IMPACT OF ICT ON THE HEALTH SECTOR Mr. Jeevan Vichare and Mr. Yogesh Dilip Patil |
192 – 196 |
| 41 | A STUDY ON SKILL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM OF GOVERNMENT AND ITS AWARENESS AMONG YOUTH WITH RESPECT TO ULHASNAGAR ZONE Anish Kalwani and Wendrich Soares |
197 – 201 |