Navigating the AI Impact on Occupations and Role of Educational Institutions
The Union Budget 2025 announced a Rs. 500 crore outlay to set up a ‘centre of excellence in artificial intelligence for education’. The government focus and the announced resource allocation is not without reason. While for last many decades, technology-driven innovation has changed many facets of our lives, the AI-driven shift is not just fast-paced, but quite significant in terms of its overall impact and implications for the world we live in.
While AI has the potential to drive economic growth, increase productivity, and create new growth, increase productivity, and create new job opportunities, it also poses challenges such as job displacement and skill gaps. How to navigate this impact is going to be an important aspect for the entire education ecosystem.
According to the NASSCOM report – ‘Future of Work-2024, Balancing Priorities in an AI-driven World’, in the prior century 98% of the jobs were in occupations that became mainstream, in sharp contrast today the skills required are changing way more rapidly than jobs. Emerging estimates on AI impact in India suggest imbalanced outcomes with higher levels of automation than augmentation. The data from the mentioned report suggests that 100 million jobs will be at risk of automation while 50 million jobs will come with high AI augmentation.
Yes, Vedatya Institute provides two BA courses through its School of Culinary Excellence. These courses are BA in International Culinary Arts and BA in International Culinary Arts - Advanced. The duration of these courses is four years including internship. Vedatya Institute's BA degree is provided by Gurugram University. Admission to these courses are based on the performance in the entrance/aptitude test and the personal interview conducted by the institute. Eligible candidates can submit their applications through the official website of Vedatya Institute.
Vedatya Institute's BA in International Culinary Arts provides an essential blend of theory and practical exposure to make a successful career in the culinary domain of the hospitality sector. The project-based curriculum of Vedatya Institute ensures applied learning. The institute has three kitchens, two restaurants, a food truck, organic farms, fishpond, poultry farm and more to aid practical exposure. The institute provides jobs and internships in domestic and international brands such as The Oberoi, The Westin, JW Marriott, Radisson and ITC. The programme curriculum includes innovative modules like slow food and farm-to-folk, all led by experienced industry chefs. Students can also opt for specialisations in Advanced Bakery & Food Production.
By 2030, AI could contribute $967 billion to India’s economy (McKinsey report), AI-related jobs are expected to grow at a CAGR of 20-25%. As stated earlier the shift is coming with both positive as well as negative impacts that the education system needs to be alive to.
Positive Impacts of AI on Jobs
- Creation of New Job Roles - Demand for AI specialists, data scientists, machine learning engineers, and AI ethicists is growing rapidly; AI is creating jobs in fields like robotics, autonomous vehicles, and AI-driven healthcare.
- Increased Productivity - Automation of repetitive tasks, allowing employees to focus on higher-value work. Enhanced decision making will be evident as AI tools help businesses make data-driven decisions, improving efficiency.
- Growth of the Gig Economy - Freelance opportunities as AI platforms enable freelancers to offer services like content creation, graphic design, and data analysis. Platforms like Upwork and Fiverr are leveraging AI to match freelancers with clients
Negative Impacts of AI on Jobs
- Job Displacement - Automation of routine jobs: Jobs in manufacturing, data entry, and customer service are at risk of being automated. Call centre jobs are increasingly being replaced by AI-powered chatbots.
- Skill Gap - Mismatch between skills and job requirements, many workers lack the technical skills needed for AI-driven roles. Nasscom states that only 4% of India’s workforce is skilled in AI, machine learning, and data science.
It’s a given that AI is transforming India’s job market, creating both opportunities and challenges. While some jobs will be displaced, new roles will emerge in AI-driven sectors. The education sector at large and higher education in particular will need to evaluate the relevance and future employment potential of the programs being offered. This may require some programs to be re-structured or phased out and new offerings brought to market, the key will lie in ensuring that the coming generation of graduates are equipped with the right skills and knowledge for the emerging job roles.
While government is focusing on AI education and training, programs like "FutureSkills Prime" by Nasscom and MeitY aim to upskill workers in AI and emerging technologies. Collaboration between the government, IT sector and education sector will be instrumental as we navigate through the AI era.
Yes Vedatya is quiet good and a decent college for pursuing your career.
But if you have options Like IHM delhi or Amity University Noida Than go for them.
Because IHM Delhi or Amity are Quiet Popular and have better placements.
Yes, Vedatya Institute offers BSc courses in two specialisations. These specialisations include BSc in Hospitality Management and BSc in Hospitality and Hotel Administration. The UG level courses are extended over a period of four years including the internship. Vedanta Institute BSc degrees are awarded by Gurugram University. Admission to these courses are based on the performance in the entrance/aptitude test and the personal interview conducted by the institute.
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As per the latest report, the highest package offered to Hotel Management and Culinary Arts students during Vedatya Institute placements 2023 was over INR 30,000 per month. The average package offered was around INR 25,000 per month. The top recruiters of Vedatya Institute in 2023 included The Ober
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As per the latest report, the highest package offered to Hotel Management and Culinary Arts students during Vedatya Institute placements 2023 was over INR 30,000 per month. The following image showcases the salary offered at Vedatya Institute placements over the past few years:
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The following is a list of a few top companies that were a part of the recent placement drive at Vedatya Institute:
Vedatya Institute Top recruiters | ||
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Taj Hotel | The Oberoi | The Westin |
InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG) | Radisson Blu | JW Marriott |
ITC Hotels | Le Meridien | Neemrana Hotels |
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Yes, the BDes course is available at Vedatya Institute. The institute offers BDes courses at the UG level. Candidate must meet the eligibility criteria to enrol for BDes course admission set by the college. Aspirants must pass Class 12 with a minimum of 50% aggregate. VI admission process is aptitud
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Candidates who are looking for BA course admission at Manikam Ramaswami College of Arts and Science must pass Class 12 with a 50% aggregate. BA is one of the most sought-after courses in India. BA course is usually provided under the Arts & Humanities streams and can be completed in 3 years. The can
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Vedatya Institute admissions are currently open for various courses. Candidates are selected for courses based on their entrance exam scores followed by PI. Aspirants can apply online on the official website of the institute. The institute offers courses, such as BDes, BSc, BPharma, etc., at the UG
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Bachelor of Design, a UG degree programme offered for specialisations like Fashion Design, Interior Design, Accessory Design, Textile Design, and much more. Stduents can check some of the reasons to pursue BDes course from Vedatya Institute:
- The course will help the students upgrade their abilities a
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The institute offers courses, such as BDes, BSc, BPharma, etc., at the UG level. Apart from the UG courses, the institute also offers a Post-Graduate Programme in Revenue Management (online), diploma, and certificate courses. Students can check some of the course streams from the points mentioned be








Bachelor of Design, a UG degree programme offered for specialisations like Fashion Design, Interior Design, Accessory Design, Textile Design, and much more. Stduents can check some of the reasons to pursue BDes course from Vedatya Institute: