As India reopens amid 'hybrid normal' and schools and colleges return to normal, edtech platforms see a significant dip in the demand for online learning
In a post-pandemic world, traditional test preparation players such as ALLEN and Aakash are looking to grow in both directions - online and offline
The Indian education pioneer is the country's most valuable startup, with a valuation of $22 billion
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The employees who resigned didn't want to relocate to their respective office locations
Currently, the company has partnerships with over 30 university campuses across India, offering over 50 programmes on campus, and has more than 15,000 students enrolled in these programmes.
The initial public offering of Veranda Learning Solutions Limited received 74 per cent subscription on the first day on Tuesday
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Founded in 2019 by IIT batchmates Nishant Chandra and Siddharth Maheshwari, Newton School was built to democratise higher education.
The capital raised will be used to accelerate the company's growth and expand its team, technology and brand building initiatives, the company said
Damera is co-founder of Eruditus and Emeritus, a leading global ed-tech platform currently valued at $3.2 billion
In his new role, Vedhanarayanan Ganeshkumar will also build and lead a talented team of engineers, software development managers, product managers, program managers
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That's nearly 10% of the company's workforce and comes in the aftermath of the pandemic; the move follows termination if 100 staffers from PropLadder team in March
Edtech major upGrad on Thursday said it has integrated all of Talentedge's business, which will operate under its own name
Innovations and strategies in the works to build offline presence
Edtech startup Vedantu on Thursday said it is on track to be "IPO-ready" in 18-24 months, and is upbeat about the India market prospects that offer ample headroom for growth. With COVID-19 cases receding and offline learning modes opening up, the blazing pace of growth in online learning has sobered a bit, but the market is still yielding robust growth numbers, it said. The company said that as much as 90-95 per cent of the market remains unpenetrated, offering massive scope for edtech players to expand. Vedantu said it is adequately funded for now, and does not anticipate fresh funding requirement for the next two years. The company, last year, raised USD 100 million from a clutch of investors, and had entered the coveted unicorn club. "Within the time frame of 18-24 months we want to be IPO-ready, which means the shape of our P&L (Profit and Loss), our systems and associated processes, we want to be robust and mature in those," Vamsi Krishna, CEO and co-founder of Vedantu, said .
W.A.V.E 2.0 technology measures more than 100 parameters using artificial intelligence and machine learning.
The new round values Classplus close to $600 million, a more than 2X jump in the valuation from the previous round.
The new funding round came eight months after Classplus raised a $65 million series C funding in June last year.