A) The construction industry is a prominent measure of a country's economic growth. This sector is a significant contributor to the GDP as it runs in high correlation to many other industries like petroleum, transportation, real estate, steel, cement, and several others. With the government's support, increasing industrialization and commercialization, and inflating population, the construction sector has been inundated with massive opportunities. In fact, this sector has been recorded as one of the largest employers of the labor force. There is no doubt that the construction sector is evergreen and a significant pillar of the global financial system. The construction industry in India has reported a growth rate of 5.66%in the period 2015-2020, which was a mass improvement from 2.95% from 2010 to 2015. According to the analysis, India is soon expected to become the third-largest construction market in the world. Many foreign firms have made substantial investments in India to build their manufacturing, warehouse, or storage facilities. Apart from this, even the Indian government is focusing on uplifting the standard of living in rural India with the big-budgeted road, railway, and housing projects. The demand in the construction sector is ripe and can fetch high gains if the right skills are there.