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Yes, it is beneficial.
The role of a centralized education system in a country is very important and in a big country like India this role even increases. Ina-centralized educational system the responsibility of maintaining the quality of education lies with the center so that the students of a country may become better citizens and teachers in future. So, to achieve this objective the central government adopts various measures from time to time. So continuing with this series of measures, the Central Board of students Education (CBSE) started the CTET. (Central Teacher Eligibility Test)few years back as the minimum eligibility requirement for become teachers in central schools for the B.Ed. Trained young students of the country. The aim of this exam is to recruit best teachers for the government schools who can contribute towards the country development. Till now there was no minimum eligibility required for being teachers as like NET (National Eligibility Test) which is conducted for being lecturers in degree colleges, but now the government has taken a good step by introducing CTET. The other state governments have also adopted their individual TET (Teacher Eligibility Test) on the lines of CTET like UTET for Uttarakhand and H TET for Haryana, etc.

In India, the demand for blockchain technology is comparatively more in the Southern States than the Northern States. According to data available from the leading global job site Indeed, jobs in the blockchain sector are in high demand and the city of Bengaluru leads in this sector with over 36 percent of all the job postings based in the city, followed by Mumbai, Pune, Hyderabad, and Chennai. There is plenty scope for more jobs to be created in this sector in the future, as the global market for blockchain-related services and products are expected to reach $7.7 billion by the year 2022, stated Sashi Kumar, Managing Director, Indeed India. The Indian government's approach towards exploring and understanding the possible outcomes of blockchain technology in the country is paving a new path for positive growth and development in this sector. According to job site data reports, the number of blockchains and cryptocurrency-related jobs have been on the rise and since the latter half of 2017 has seen a significant jump. These sites witnessed a massive increase for job opening for the roles of blockchain developer, blockchain manager, blockchain software engineer, blockchain system architect amongst others. Indian companies are also opening up the scope of blockchain training with fintech course alongside work so that the employees are kept up to date on this relatively new technology and can apply all the new technologies as they learn on the job. The Government of India is also opting for the use of blockchain in sectors impacting the digital economy. With a population of 1.3 billion people, blockchain has a massive potential to reach out to each and every citizen a the lowest cost. Different blockchain companies, like Blockchain App Factory, are already working with clients in India on blockchain technologies where they SEE potential growth and advancement in sectors like Fishery Industries, Waste Management and others where traditional methods have failed to add much value to the Industry. According to the Finance Minister, Arun Jaitley, the Government will take necessary measures to eliminate the use of crypto assets in financing illegal activities and will explore the use of blockchain technology for advancing India's digital economy. This was stated by him while delivering his annual Budget speech in February 2018.