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Concept by Muhabit ul haq Synopsis NSE Academy recently acquired a majority stake in TalentSprint, which offers courses to upgrade deep-tech and pure-tech skills. But why did a company that provides training for a career in financial investing and advisory make a foray into ed-tech? Clue: Look outside the silos of academic learning, job readiness, and skilling. The viral outbreak and its impact have shaken up most businesses, but some sectors have come out stronger from the calamity. With schools shut down and classes going online, ed-tech has seen huge traction. On cue, investors have pitche...

5 edtech startups to watch out for in 2021 5 edtech startups to watch out for in 2021 As we welcome 2021, here we take a look at some of the best edtech platforms that are bound to succeed in the near future. advertisement 5 edtech startups to watch out for in 2021 HIGHLIGHTS The industry is likely to touch USD 3.2 billion by 2022, and the recent developments would only add to the numbers. The Indian EdTech industry is the second biggest in the world and continues to rise with each passing day. Check list of edtech startups to watch out for in 2021. If there's one segment that has defied the ...

Shades of Indian Startup Ecosystem: The 2020 Edition Total A lot has happened in Indian startups space in 2020. And it’s time to do a recap! Every year, I have done 50+ shades, but thanks to our ever decreasing attention span, I am now sticking to 20+ shades for this year. In no particular order, sharing my perspective /takeaways / rants around all that happened with Indian startups in 2020 and some thoughts on what lies ahead. If there is one name that made the biggest impact in the Indian startup scene in 2020, my vote goes out to Wolf Gupta. From being a yogi who sold his Ferrari (i.e. ...

Indian edtech startups have seen a total investment of $2.22 billion in 2020 as compared to $553 million in 2019, according to Indian Private Equity and Venture Capital Association (IVCA) and PGA Labs data. The IVCA report ‘The Great Un-Lockdown: Indian Edtech’ released on Thursday stated that 92 players received funding in 2020, out of which 61 players received seed funding. Byju’s and Unacademy have raised the most capital, $2.32 billion and $354 mllion, respectively, in 2020, while B2B edtech received a total funding of $31 million in 2017-2020. The report estimates that educatio...

Indian edtechs received over $2.2b funding in 2020, shows PE-VC Association report Photographer: Simon Dawson/Bloomberg Premium Indian edtech startups have seen a total investment of $2.22 billion in 2020 as compared to $553 million in 2019, according to Indian Private Equity and Venture Capital Association (IVCA) and PGA Labs data. Continue reading this story with a subscription to DealStreetAsia. Contact us for corporate subscriptions at subs@dealstreetasia.com. Sign up for our newsletter - The Daily Brief Opt out of receiving The Daily Brief in your inb...