Founder may look at the US and Middle East, has been meeting investors and potential acquisition target firms there, say sources
The programme aims at democratising education by ensuring that children across all economic backgrounds get equal access to quality learning opportunities.
The pupils of state-run and government-aided schools will be able to access the e-learning portal
In India, 80% of children aged 14-18 reported lower levels of learning than when physically at school
upGrad, South Asia's largest online higher education company, in its recently held company meeting announced that it aims to close March'22 at half a Billion Dollar Revenue Run Rate.Highlighting the future of online higher education, Ronnie Screwvala, Co-founder, and Chairman firmly believes Higher Edtech is the frontrunner in the overall Education space. "There is just a lot of buzz, and fund 'fan' following in the K12 space worldwide, but the real growth and stable revenues will come from Higher Education when the pandemic settles - in the next couple of years, Higher edtech sector will overtake K12 in emerging and mature markets too.""upGrad is now best-placed, being the most integrated Higher Edtech company - spanning all aspects of LifeLongLearning - from under-grads to test prep to being the first port of call for colleges/universities to go digital through technology & SaaS enablement, to offering degrees in the most sought-after fields for learners to build their careers
Edtech startup Testbook on Monday said it has crossed over 1.8 mn paid users from the total of 18 mn registered users on its platform
Vedantu introduced the 'Help India Learn' initiative under which a fund of Rs 15 crore has been set up to assist nearly 12,000 children impacted due to the Covid pandemic in the country.
Anjuli Bhargava writes how Khan is bringing every student on the planet into his fold
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
New Delhi-based Aakash Educational Services Limited (AESL) is the biggest education organisation in India
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
Byju's and Unacademy have raised the most capital, $2.32 billion and $354 mllion, respectively, in 2020
ASER report has important pointers for online schooling
Byju's has seen tremendous growth in the last few months. Since the lockdown, it has added over 25 million new students on its platform
The Oxfam study aimed to assess the impact of the prolonged lockdown on students in multiple areas, including the supply of mid-day meals.
upGrad has earmarked Rs 500 crore for investments in the next 18-24 months for its overseas expansion
Byju's has received investments from Mary Meeker and Yuri Milner, and now from private equity firm Silver Lake, taking valuation close to $11 bn. In an interview, the CEO tells us what all this means
In an interview with Samreen Ahmad and Bibhu Ranjan Mishra, Gaurav Munjal of Unacademy says the Covid-19 pandemic may have shortened the time the company has taken to achieve $1.45 billion valuation
The edtech firm is doubling down on global expansion in markets such as the Middle East, Africa and the Far East, and expects to cross Rs 500 crore revenues in FY2020-21