Schooling a child in India costs far more than most families plan for
Education is priceless, they said. Turns out, it actually has a price—and it keeps increasing every year.
Sanya is a Quantitative Research Analyst at 1 Finance, tracking global and Indian macro trends to decode what they mean for markets and investor portfolios. She specialises in tracking global commodity cycles, particularly gold, energy, and industrial metals, and studying how these cycles interact with broader macro conditions. Her work is also focused on identifying emerging global risks — connecting economic indicators, policy signals, and commodity trends to help investors anticipate changing market regimes and position portfolios accordingly.
Education is priceless, they said. Turns out, it actually has a price—and it keeps increasing every year.
In India, higher education has always been seen as a reliable path to financial stability. Families save for years, take loans, and make significant sacrifices to put their children through engineering, MBA, or professional programmes. The assumption is straightforward: a good degree leads to a good job, and the investment pays for itself. Research published […]
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