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VC investments in B2B ed-tech start-ups up 77% to $30 million

A report by RedSeer and Omidyar says pandemic-driven online education offerings across Classes 1 to 12 are projected to rise 6.3x by 2022 to create a $1.7 billion market

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The lockdown had spurred growth in the B2B space in which schools, colleges, and tuition centres have been aggressively adopting tech-based solutions

T E Narasimhan Chennai
Venture Capital Investments in B2B Ed-Tech Start-ups in India have grown by 77 per cent to $30 million in 2020 from $17 million a year ago. 

The lockdown had spurred growth in the B2B space in which schools, colleges, and tuition centres have been aggressively adopting tech-based solutions

A report by RedSeer and Omidyar Network India says the coronavirus pandemic-driven online education offerings across Classes 1 to 12 are projected to increase 6.3 times by 2022, to create a $1.7 billion market. The post-K12 market is set to grow 3.7 times to touch $1.8 billion. This will create meaningful opportunities

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