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Class 12 board exam 2021 delay will lead to tougher competition for foreign university admissions: What students can do

Indian parents are sending their children to American universities for a shot at getting COVID-19 vaccine

“The UK was the first to start vaccination and had a very successful January intake as a result. Canadian universities have openly called out to their government for helping with vaccines for international students, and there are some early betas in place right now,” said Akshay Chaturvedi, founder, Leverage Edu.

ETtech Morning Dispatch on Feb 19, 2021: NPCI rival worries FinMin, WhatsApp nudges users

ETtech Morning Dispatch on Feb 19, 2021: NPCI rival worries FinMin, WhatsApp nudges users Want this newsletter delievered to your inbox? SUBSCRIBE We ll soon meet in your inbox. / Morning Dispatch Good morning, India’s three largest retail banks SBI, HDFC Bank and Bank of Baroda have been planning to form a consortium that would rival the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) for a few months now. The three banks are also a part of the consortium that is NPCI. See the problem here? It’s no surprise the finance ministry isn’t a big fan of the idea, especially given the involvement of two large public sector banks. It has raised concerns about a conflict of interest and is worried the proposed entity could turn into a monopoly and damage flagship NPCI projects such as UPI and RuPay.

Edtech startup Leverage Edu raises Rs 47 crore in Series A funding

Edtech startup Leverage Edu raises Rs 47 crore in Series A funding SECTIONS Last Updated: Feb 18, 2021, 06:53 PM IST Share Synopsis Leverage Edu will use the funding to accelerate expansion into newer markets, bring in more product innovation, and deepen its student-first approach. Agencies Leverage Edu helps students select a higher education programme based on mentoring workshops and apply to universities and colleges through its SaaS platform Univalley.com. College admissions platform Leverage Edu has raised Rs 47 crore in Series A financing, led by early-stage investment firm Tomorrow Capital and participation from existing investors Blume Ventures and DSG Consumer Partners. As part of the funding round, Tomorrow Capital has invested Rs 26.5 crore while Blume Ventures and DSG Consumer Partners have invested Rs 20.5 crore in two equal tranches, with the first tranche being a few quarters ago.

Leverage Edu raises $6 5 million to help Indian students land in top colleges abroad – TechCrunch

Each year, millions of students in India rush to get an admission in universities abroad. Often they don’t know which program they should focus on, or the college that is right for their skillset and ambition. Scores of legacy and newfound firms are attempting to offer counselling to these students. But despite India contributing more […]

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