Education

Ipsos Education Monitor 2026
Education Survey

India's Education Paradox: Ban Social Media & Smartphones, Embrace AI in Schools

Ipsos Education Monitor 2026 reveals a nation that overwhelmingly supports banning social media for children under 14, while remaining one of the world's strongest advocates for AI in education. At the same time, Indians express exceptional confidence in education and greater optimism about young people's future than any other country surveyed.
What worries Indians
What Worries the World Survey

78% Urban Indians perceive India to be on right track; 8% surge in Feb wave over Jan 2024 - Ipsos Global Advisor What Worries the World

Inflation and unemployment remain two glaring worries of Indians for almost 2 years
Ipsos Education Global Monitor 2023
Education Survey

1 in 2 urban Indians believe our education system is good; 76% believe most education systems in the country have adequate resources and facilities (textbooks, technology, and laboratories): Ipsos Global Education Monitor

8 in 10 urban Indians polled believe teachers are adequately respected in the country
79% urban Indians polled believe the education system in India; contributes to reducing social inequalities;
4 in 10 urban Indians polled do not want AI and Chat GPT to be banned in schools
Virtual Education was ineffective
Omnibus Survey

6 in 10 Indians say Virtual Education was ineffective: Ipsos IndiaBus Virtual Education Survey

6 in 10 Indians say Virtual Education was ineffective: Ipsos IndiaBus Virtual Education Survey
Ipsos pan India survey shows virtual education did not work, though it saved academic years
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Education Survey

81% Urban Indian parents exhort schools to restrict the number of days kids attend school: Ipsos Essentials Study

Indian parents divided about how soon kids should resume school – views hover between 1 month to a year
Japan, France, Germany, Australia and South Korea top markets where over 4 in 10 kids have resumed going to school

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Education Survey

Balance-imbalance: ‘New Normal’ and New Education Policy - By Dr. Udita Ghosh Sarkar

Is it doing a balance in terms of ‘new normal’ and New Education Policy in place for universalization of education for all or is it the same pattern as before whereby the policies are in favour of the advantaged population? Is it ‘inclusion’ in all terms and we as practitioners look forward to the ‘good times’ ahead?
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Global Advisor Survey

Indian Urban Youth convinced far better off than parents for career, lifestyle, social status & finances: WEF-Ipsos Social Mobility Survey

Youth in most global markets hold contrary views - feel their parents were more privileged
AI and government use concept
Artificial Intelligence Survey

Widespread concern about artificial intelligence

New global poll for the World Economic Forum shows more agree than disagree that governments and companies’ use of AI should be more strictly controlled.
Ease of Living Index 2018 | Ipsos
Government Publication

Ease of Living Index 2018

'Ease of Living' as a term though widely used in urban policy and programming, has no standard definition. For some, it is fundamentally tied to physical amenities such as water supply, solid waste management, parks and green space etc; for others it relates to cultural offerings, career opportunities, economic dynamism or safety.
Global Socialism Survey | Ipsos
Insights Survey

Indians' paradox with Socialism - Ipsos Global Survey

Indians’ paradox with Socialism – Benefits OK; Control and Protectionism Not OK Ipsos global survey on Karl Marx’s bicentenary
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