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Check out the 5 most profitable startup industries 

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Smallbusiness1 min read
Maybe you're at the precarious edge of kicking your job, or considering whether to kick your job, or being advised to kick your job. It really doesn't make a difference. In the event that there are any remote possibilities of you going down the startup lane, it is crucial for you to know the best sectors to go ahead with.

Being a huge economy that positions at number 3 in the GDP (PPP) league globally, India is a nation where the agriculture and unorganized sectors rule employment generation. In spite of what many people may believe, we don't have a dominant part of our workforce utilized by the organized sector.

E-Commerce
The e-trade segment was nailed at around $22 billion in 2015. The catch here is that there’s a lot of muscle here. So there's no point attempting to imitate Flipkart or Snapdeal

Management of companies
This industry is comprised of little, privately-owned offices of bank holding companies and different sorts of holding companies. Some outstanding examples of holding companies is Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway

Web Publishing and Broadcasting
Several reports cite that profit in this industry is averaging 24 percent. Notwithstanding promotion and subscription-bolstered content, business models incorporate intellectual property licensing and the sale of client information to third parties.

Healthcare
Being a doctor requires years of preparing, certification and likely, medical school debt. Be that as it may, doctors likewise benefit from general clients and moderately low overhead expenses.

Financial Data Service
Giving business sector data to financial firms, traders, and investors yields normal profit of around 21 percent. The greater part of the industry works in real-time trading data, yet there are open doors in portfolio analytics and reference data too.

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