If your parents disagree whenever you play your favorite video game late at night, this country has a different stance on this subject. In India, students are now being pushed to play online games such as the popular PLAYERUNKNOWN'S BATTLEGROUND (PUBG) to be paid for their job well done.
Play to get paid in India!
One of India's most played online games is the popular battle royale game called PLAYERUNKNOWN'S BATTLEGROUND (PUBG).
As India announces a new curriculum for those playing it, PUBG was recently signed up for a new eSports tournament.
Engadget said that players worldwide are welcome to compete in the event with a prize of $2 million at stake.
James Yang, Director of PUBG Mobile Global Esports, mentioned that PUBG Mobile will be combining the existing World League and World Championship into one large "mega-event."
Maybe this is what India has been preparing its students to do.
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Written by Jamie Pancho
