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Decode the future: Tinker Coders offers free courses to the schools across India New Delhi : De Code the Future Campaign offers FREE courses in Coding, AI and Experiential learning in multiple regional languages to all the schools who'll register under the campaign. The initiative targets 1 Million+ students from 10,000+ schools to assist in competitive connectivity. The year-long campaign is live in India. The company majorly focuses on economically weaker section areas of Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, Mizoram, Odisha,Manipur, Nagaland and Assam. Thus far, 50,000 school students ha...

How edtech startup Camp K12 scaled up from a coding bootcamp to a live learning platform Edtech startup Camp K12 began as a coding bootcamp in 2010. But its growth in the last 12 months since it launched live online classes is worth noting. 0 claps Share on Anshul Bhagi started coding at the age of 13. His love for the subject inspired him to travel the world to teach coding at various schools during his winter breaks from MIT, where he was pursuing a degree in Computer Science.  Those teaching gigs made Anshul realise that K12 education was broken and “outdated” in nearly every country...

It has released two ads that attempt to place it in a different space as compared to other edtech coding brands.

Budget 2021: What edtech industry expects from Nirmala Sitharaman Budget 2021 expectations: Industry believes that a GST rate cut could go a long way in encouraging learners to take up online education. Educational institutions and courses are taxed 18 per cent which the industry wants to reduce to 5 per cent Anwesha Madhukalya | February 1, 2021 | Updated 09:42 IST Budget 2021: What does edtech industry expect? Budget 2021: While there has been little to no silver lining in the dark clouds of the coronavirus pandemic, the sun shone brightly on the edtech industry. Following the shuttin...

Budget 2021: What will Sitharaman's budget have for start-ups? The stakeholders are keenly eyeing the much-anticipated regulatory changes in incentivising the domestic and foreign investments, easing the compliance burden on startups, among other measures, during the Budget 2021 BusinessToday.In | January 27, 2021 | Updated 14:30 IST Budget 2021: Although the government has given startups priority sector lending status, the sector seeks a regulatory system that focuses on tax parity concerns Indian startups faced unprecedented challenges and uncertainties in the pandemic year. The major impe...