The Economist Mar. 30, 2017 UNIVERSITY campuses can take a while to get going in the mornings, as students recover from extra-curricular antics. Contrast that with Ameerpet, a squeezed neighbourhood of Hyderabad that has become India’s unofficial cramming-college capital. By 7.30am the place is already buzzing as 500-odd training institutes cater to over 100,000 students looking to improve their IT skills. If there are ivory towers here, they are obscured by a forest of fluorescent billboards promising skills ranging from debugging Oracle servers to expertise in Java coding to handling Microsoft’s cloud. Cont... http://www.economist.com/news/business/21719838-hyderabad-neighbourhoods-it-courses-cost-less-400-six-months-ameerpet-indias?fsrc=scn/tw/te/bl/ed/cramvilleameerpetindiasunofficialittraininghub
