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Impressively, over 28 PW students secured ranks within 1,000, more than 75 ranked within 2,000, upwards of 258 secured ranks within 5,000, and a minimum of 712 secured ranks within 10,000 - Newsx

Get latest articles and stories on Business at LatestLY. New Delhi [India], April 22: India's leading ed-tech platform, Physics Wallah's UPSC vertical PW OnlyIAS, has proudly announced the exceptional results of its students in the Union Public Service Commission, Civil Services Examination, 2023. Setting new benchmarks, a total of 1,016 candidates cleared the examination and have been recommended for different central government services. The platform has achieved 300+ overal...

Get latest articles and stories on Business at LatestLY. New Delhi [India], February 17: Utkarsh Classes, India's leading EdTech Company announces the internal promotion of its senior management with Arpit Pareek being appointed as the Chief Business Officer and Saurabh Jain as the Chief Technology Officer. These strategic promotions under the visionary leadership of Dr Nirmal Gehlot, Founder & CEO are aimed at upholding top standards for innovation, growth and academic excelle...

Michael Moe, the founding partner and CEO of venture capital firm GSV Ventures, emphasised the need for increased caution and diligence in ensuring adherence to established protocols.

From evolving industries to empowering communities, these innovators shape the future with their disruptive ideas and dedicated tenacity

These innovations are set to redefine the Indian business narrative, marking a paradigm shift in the corporate sphere

Pradip K Saha identifies the problems within the ed-tech sector and reveals how businesses are run and funded.

'Every time I came to India, everyone was saying 'You are going to get swallowed by Byju's',' reminisced Coursera CEO Jeff Maggioncalda

An excerpt from ‘The Learning Trap: How Byju’s Took Indian Edtech For a Ride,’ by Pradip K Saha.

The initial allure of Byju’s, which once attracted funding for the entire sector, has given way to a contrasting narrative, casting a shadow on the overall confidence in edtech. Startups are now pulling out all the stops to woo investors.