Harappa offers 25 courses at a price of Rs 899 per course for newcomers
The edtech decacorn which is valued at about $12 billion is scouting global markets including the U.S and India to acquire many other smaller rivals which could help it scale up faster
By 2025, estimates indicate the sector will touch $12 billion. Last year saw a higher amount of total investments in the sector compared to investment of $1.7 billion in the last 10 years combined
DIG, James Murdoch's Lupa Systems and and existing investors Sequoia, Omidyar Network and Waterbridge Ventures participate in funding
Freshers hiring likely to double as compared to last year
Company open to other such deals in future, says co-founder
The investment will pave the way for Tendulkar to become a brand ambassador of Unacademy
Ed-tech startup Vedantu on Monday said it has fully acquired Instasolv, a doubt-solving app for students of class 6 to 12 for science, mathematics, as well as for those of IITJEE and NEET. The ed-tech firm, however, did not disclose the financial details of the deal. Earlier in 2020, Vedantu had invested USD 2 million as part of a pre-series A round funding in Instasolv. "Last year we took a strategic decision to invest in Instasolv to strengthen our play in doubt-solving, which is one of the key aspects of learning online. We have seen tremendous potential in Instasolv and share the same mission to democratise education in the country," Vedantu CEO and co-founder Vamsi Krishna said in the statement. This is Vedantu's first acquisition in an education technology company to strengthen its focus in the instant doubt-solving space, where doubts are solved by quality teachers in a chat format. In 2020, Vedantu has delivered 75 million hours of classes across its platform and with 6.3
90% of companies surveyed say they will be hiring at the same pace as pre-Covid period
The bank will be focusing on start-ups in the education (edtech) and skill development sector this year for the grant
City-based ed-tech startup, Newton School, has raised USD five million Series A round of financing, led by RTP Global. The funding round saw participation from existing investors Nexus Venture Partners, Prophetic Ventures and Unacademy co-founders Gaurav Munjal, Roman Saini and Hemesh Singh. Flipkarts CEO Kalyan Krishnamoorthy, CREDs Kunal Shah, Freshworks Girish Mathrubootham, Udaans Sujeet Kumar and Razorpay founders Harshil Mathur & Shashank Kumar along with a slew of angels also participated in the round, it said in a statement. The capital will be used for team expansion, scaling student intake and product development, it was stated.
Hit by non-payment of fees, schools fear that many students will not return
Perhaps the most exciting opportunity for MBA programmes will be to craft a life-long experience for its students rather than one limited to one or two years
Talks for a partnership with Indian unicorn Byju's reflect several prescient moves by this second-generation promoter
The edtech unicorn has concluded secondary share transaction. Deal helps Tiger Global, Dragoneer Investment Group, Steadview Capital and General Atlantic double down on their investment
New Delhi-based Aakash Educational Services Limited (AESL) is the biggest education organisation in India
Vedantu co-founder Saurabh Saxena wants students to look beyond classroom and harness their creative genius through his third edtech startup Uable
2020 was in fact the most exciting year for edtech start-ups, which brought online education to the mainstream
Tech companies emerged winners from the pandemic, others quickly adapted to change and thrived, but some sank deeper into problems
Massive beneficiary of the covid situation has been the startups which are growing rapidly on the back of digital adoption, which is witnessing an acceleration worth multiple years in just few months