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The pandemic has helped the edtech sector in India flourish. Many players have witnessed impressive growth since the lockdown led to closure of educational
“It takes a lot of time to change consumer behaviour but the pandemic amplified everything,” says Mr Verma. Prior to that, India's education technology market was “evolving”, he says. Companies like his saw themselves as “working for the future”. India's EdTech sector is expected to grow in value to $30 billion in the next decade from about $735 million to $800m in 2019, according to a report published in April by RBSA Advisers. Along with the boost from the pandemic, “the introduction of EdTech has coincided with growing internet penetration with availability of cheaper smartph...
Nation of education: The growth of startup-fuelled education in India April 7, 2021, 10:39 PM IST Shreiya Aggarwal-Gupta is the owner of the early education startup Kidpillar, which aims to provide developmental opportunities and resources for young children in the field of STEM (Science TechnologyEngineering Mathematics) via kid-friendly journals, practical DIY kits, andsimple project-based learnings and workshops. Shreiya is also a passionate blogger, computer science engineer, finance whiz, and “perfect mommy” to her son LESS... MORE The Covid-19 pandemic has brought...
Byju's Planning To Go Public By April 2023 After Making Nearly $1 Billion Deal With AESL by Bhaswati Guha Majumder - Apr 6, 2021 09:57 AM Founder and CEO of BYJUâS learning app, Byju Raveendran (Photo by Hemant Mishra/Mint via Getty Images)Â Snapshot Byjuâs is aiming at an 18-to-24 months timeline to look at the public offering. But as per its founder Raveendran, it would take more time as the company is in 'no hurry and will look at the right market timing". Indian educational technology company Byjuâs has clinched the title of being the most valuable firm in the field of ...
India Business News: Chennai: Many Indian ed tech companies are witnessing a sharp increase in international enrolments as demand for AI, ML, data sciences and cloud compu.