India Ranks 76 among 82 Nations in WEF's Global Social Mobility Index

The World Economic Forum released its inaugural Global Social Mobility Index 2020 at the ongoing annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland on 20 January 2020.
The index ranks 82 countries on their citizens’ ability to fulfill their potential regardless of their socio-economic background.
To better understand what is the ranking about: Individuals in top ranking countries, who are born into poorer families, have a better chance of owning a home, getting a good education and experiencing a better life than their parents, as compared to individuals (born in poor families) in low ranking countries.
The index ranks economies based on five parameters: Health, Education, Technology access, Work (in terms of opportunities, conditions and fair wages), and Protection and Institutions.
India has been ranked very low at 76th place, stating that it would take about 7 generations for those born in a low-income family to reach median income.
Denmark has topped the index. It would take only 2 generations for those born in a low-income family to reach median income.
Denmark is followed by Norway, Finland, Sweden and Iceland as top 5 countries.