RESEARCH PAPER ON BRIAN DRAIN

1. A DARKAGE
BY-DEEPSHIKHA SHARMA

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What does it mean?
Root problem : EDUCATION
Whose brains are draining?
The challenge of Contemporary world.
Reverse brain drain.
Brain Drain is actually a brain gain!
Recommendation.
BIBLOGRAPHY
Contents

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Migrate in search of better
opportunities, better
enhancement, quality of life,
education, higher salaries,
comfort, access to advanced
technology, and more stable
political conditions.
Also called as Human Capital
Flight.
WHAT DOES IT MEAN ?

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 Grass root issue is none other than education.
 Everyone wants to make their carrier best.
 Technological advancement they need to progress in
themselves.
 Personality development as working or studying in
that country.
 Feel stuck in public education courses in the case of
reservation, political interference.
 Low level of knowledge and skills as it is developing
country not a developed country.
Root Problem : Education

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Whose brain are draining?
 Poorer country influenced easily.
 From less developed country,
people having a brain wash for
high advantage.
 Talented Minds are getting
drained.
 PUSH FACTORS:
 Less Salary.
 Society issues.
 Political instability.
 For an instance; . In INDIA, 67%
people likely to migrate and settle
their permanently.

6.  Almost 80% of us obsessed for great opportunities.
 Most of the engineers are shifting to Bangalore for their
career advancement.
 In 1990, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and
Development listed 13 million skilled migrants from
developing countries.
 Half of the foreign-born graduate students in France, UK
and USA remain there after completing their studies.
 The recent study on brain drain from 24 major countries
by the research of World Bank it has been published that
numbers of the people migrated from South Asia to USA
in these years.
The Challenge of Contemporary
World : Brain Drain

7.  It is a Brain Drain, when a human capital moves reverse from
more developed country to developing country with more
access of knowledge and talented skills .
 PULL factors to home country.
 They learn new skills and expertise, which they can utilize
to the advantage of the home economy once they return.
 Immigrant send the earned money back to the home country
which could be stimulate to the GDP of their country.
 Reverse brain drain is a chance and a big challenge to a
home country for developed stage.
REVERSE BRAIN DRAIN

8.  Even our Prime Minister Narendra Modi also
believes and said that a brain drain is actually a
brain gain! He has announced recently a valuable
course for B.Tech. students.
 If we send them for educational advancement, we
come up with new knowledge skills.
 Where we learn some difference in the way of
education.
 As they contribute their earnings to our GDP
because their savings comes into home country.
 Hence, it is necessary to visit the world but return to
home country too.
Brain Drain is Actually a
“Brain Gain”

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 If our country focus on some criteria we can make
our people to work in their country.
From these certain reasons people
surviving the most for the job applicability. So, it may
stop if they;
 give equal right to job opportunities to everyone,
 provide them education professionals,
 Health personnel’s,
 Stop reservation policy,
 Supported to maintain their skill personnel.
Recommendation

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 For doing a research I have taken ideas from some
sites and with a guidance of faculty member
 Guide-Ms. Rumeli Sharma
 On Google –
 ECONOMIC TIMES NEWS
 www.economicindia.com
 Foundation course(Text book)
BIBLOGRAPHY

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