Bright future of E-sports in India.

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Introduction 



E-sports has gained a lot of popularity in the whole world in this past few years, and India is not an exception. Indian youth are quite active on this E-sports. Player's unknown battleground, free fire, call of duty, mini militia and many other games acquired immense craze in India, especially among Indian youth. E-sports is quite different from gaming. As, e-sports includes professional gaming and require high-end equipment, training and excellent gaming skills.  

The current scenario in India. 



In the year 2020, India ranks 16th among the world in the eSports industry and generates whopping revenue of approximately $1.17 billion. With this, we come to know that India is one of the biggest e-sports markets because India is a population of almost 130 crore people. Among them, 34.33% belongs to the enormous youth population, and that is the reason why e-sports attracts a large number of audience. India is witnessing massive growth in online Esports events with drastic investments by publishers and others to attract more gamers in e-sports. In many countries, this e-sports were more than a decade ago and but in India, we knew it from the past few years. 

Recently the government of India has banned PUBG as it partially a Chinese game and are stealing the data of its users in India. And India has more than 50M+ downloads with 33M+ active users of PUBG. So, this is an excellent opportunity for Indian developers to come up with a game which fills in the shoes of pubg so that people all over the world witness best game similar to that of pubg without any stealing of users data. 

Problems of e-sports in India.


In the name of sports, the thinking of Indians is limited up to cricket, football, badminton, etc. And e-sports are new for the youth and their parents also. Parents didn't believe that their children can pursue e-sports as their career. Other than that, lack of high-end computers and laptops among individuals, infrastructure, support from government and parents are also one among the reason for low awareness regarding e-sports. The process is definitely slow, but still, e-sports is emerging as the most important topic as well as a career option for the people of India. In India, like coaching institutes for studies and different sports, we don't have any e-sports coaching institute so that we can go for professional training in that field. Low data quality is also one of the significant hurdles in e-sports for the gamers of India. Government of India also didn't focus much on this field, and not much importance is given to e-sports. 

E-sports as a career opportunity in India?



Indian youth are continually craving for white-collar jobs and e-sports, or say e-sports influencer is one among them and has the potential to keep up with their needs. 

On the other hand, due to increasing popularity of e-sports in India, many developers are working on developing new gaming apps in India, which also leads to rising in job opportunities and awareness of e-ports among Indians. 

Data handlers and managers also working enough to manage and keep the data up to mark and safe for Indian gamers, smartphone or computers making companies also earning whopping revenue due to this change in the Indian market. 

Future of e-sports in India?



E-sports industry has grown drastically in India between the past few years. Many games can be able to attract the Indian audience and capable of maintaining the craze of e-sports among Indians while some failed. In the year 2012, the Indian gaming industry valued at 356 million dollars while in the year 2020, it rose to 711 million dollars. With this figure, we come to know that how e-sports can be able to maintain its growth in India. It is expected that this industry will further rise to 810+ million dollars in India. So, the future of this industry seems to bee quite bright, and it will generate a lot of opportunities for Indians if used appropriately. But for these limitations which we have prevailing in the market and are standing as hurdles in the growth of Indian e-sports should be solved immediately. 




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