Women Engineers in India

Preeti Parikh · S. P. Sukhatme

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Career Development and Diversity Gender Diversity and Inequality Labour Market and Migration

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This paper discusses the findings of two extensive studies on women engineers in India using data on enrolment in engineering colleges, out-turn job opportunities, career status and other factors. Responses of women engineers and employers on perceptions and barriers have also been analysed. Although there has been a significant increase in out-turn of women engineers, their prospects of employment and career advancement profiles remain matters of concern.

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