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The job cuts are being implemented only at Byjus parent, Think & Learn, and are not linked to any of its subsidiaries.

India’s largest edutech organisation Byjus has begun taking measures to revive the company. The company had gone broke and as part of the revival

Edtech major Byjus may lay off up to 3,500 employees during the current fiscal as it looks to consolidate teams and enhance regional focus, sources privy to the development said. According to one of the sources, Byjus had over hired people at the time of Covid pandemic due to sudden jump in online education, but the demand has now receded, for which the company needs to do course correction. There has been no retrenchment as of now.

New Delhi, Sep 27 (IANS) Edtech major Byju's has rolled out a new social media policy for its employees, prohibiting them from communicating with any media

Edtech major Byju's has rolled out a new social media policy for its employees, prohibiting them from communicating with any media outlet else "face appropriate disciplinary and legal action", as it gears up for a massive business ...

The company has been rationalizing costs for the last 12 months

Mohan, in his second stint at Byjus after heading edtech rival UpGrads India business, has briefed senior company executives that he will be merging several business verticals as part of the changes that are expected to be rolled out later this week or early next week.

Indian education firm Byju's plans to cut around 5,500 jobs to decrease costs amid a restructuring of its business, the Economic Times reported on Tuesday.…

BYJU’S has decided to lay off around 4,000 employees over the next few weeks as part of a restructuring exercise amid a severe cash crunch

India Business News: Byju's new CEO Arjun Mohan's strategy includes streamlining operations, and insiders suggest he plans to reduce the local unit's size by one-third to