The education sector in India has grown tremendously over the years, and e-Learning has shown a great potential in boosting its growth providing students the facility of learning at their own pace, with added flexibility of time & place. It is basically a dynamic evolution of distance learning, and with digitalization firming its roots, it keeps evolving with strong back up of modern technology education tools. According to IMARC Group, where the India e-learning market size had reached $5.6 billion in 2021, and is expected to scale further to reach $12.5 billion by 2027, exhibiting a CAGR of 13.9 percent. Factors primarily driving the India e-learning market are the increasing penetration of internet communication technologies, coupled with the extensive utilization of online training programs in the corporate sector, and academia to redefining  their skills & knowledge.

Also, likely, where the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted several businesses and industries worldwide, it wasn’t the same for e-Learning. Driven by the rising needs for distance and online learning due to preventive lockdown of pandemic measures, the e-Learning spac received a highly positive response as not only students sought the e-Learning service individually, but the whole academia and institution turned digital in terms of education online. Also, where women in India are rising up to falsifying the societal precepts of the business and industrial world to being domineered by men, by leveraging their dexterity in the space, it’s no different for the e-Learning industry as well. Today, Women in e-Learning field in India are gradually seeking the online learning system to advance and equip students to learning more and emphasized.

In keeping with our motto of highlighting the adeptness of women as leaders, the current issue of the Women Entrepreneur Magazine features a list of `Top 10 Women in e-Learning - 2022'. Compiled by a panel of industry veterans, CEOs, CXOs and the Women Entrepreneur Magazine editorial team, the list features prolific women who have not only crafted illustrious and innovative businesses, but have proven their mettle as educators playing a key role in contributing towards strengthening the literacy rate of the Indian economy.