More than 50% of India 's e-learner IT professionals drop out before completing their course, a survey from KPMG and Google has found. A lack of self-motivation and poor hands-on guidance were the main reasons for the low completion rate, but no solution has been discovered yet as companies race to sign up more customers. The online survey was conducted among 339 Indian IT professionals who were interested in online courses. As the industry matures, the e-learning methodology will need to develop to better enable e-learners to find jobs, especially as Blockchain 's online education market is set to be worth $ $93m by last month , $93m of which will be re-skilling and certification, according to Edureka .
More than 50% of India 's e-learner IT professionals drop out before completing their course, a survey from KPMG and Google has found. A lack of self-motivation and poor hands-on guidance were the main reasons for the low completion rate, but no solution has been discovered yet as companies race to sign up more customers. As the industry matures, the e-learning methodology will need to develop to better enable e-learners to find jobs, especially as Blockchain 's online education market is set to be worth $ $93m by last month , $93m of which will be re-skilling and certification, according to Edureka .