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Indian edtech company PhysicsWallah has reportedly cut over 100 jobs as part of a cost-restructuring exercise. The company, which offers online and of

Indian edtech unicorn Physics Wallah has joined the growing list of startups cutting jobs due to a tough funding environment. The company claims that

On Tuesday, media reports surfaced suggesting that the company has not cleared the PF dues of most of its employees

Byju's has already let go of several thousand employees this year due to slowing demand and it is locked in a legal battle with its lenders and faces regulatory scrutiny

Once the most sought-after edtech company, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic, BYJU’S is now embroiled in a series of issues.

Gaurav Munjal also revealed that the company is expecting to touch revenues worth Rs 1,250 crore in CY23 which is a 26 per cent rise from the previous year’s revenue (it clocked Rs 992 crore in CY22).

PhysicsWallah is growing at a faster clip, projecting a 3x revenue growth for FY 2022-23 and expecting to breach the Rs 2,000-crore milestone.

PhysicsWallah is growing at a faster clip, projecting a 3x revenue growth for FY 2022-23 and expecting to breach the Rs 2,000-crore milestone.

The salary cuts can go up to 25 per cent based on the current salary of the leaders and their performance, a message by Gaurav Munjal revealed