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Byju’s taught me one thing, flashy marketing can only take you so far. They went all out on ads with Shah Rukh Khan and pushed the brand hard. But at the end of the day, if the product doesn’t consistently deliver value, customers will start dropping like flies.

Too much debt, too little planning. Byju’s piled on debt to fuel growth but didn’t think about long-term repayment. Entrepreneurs need to be cautious about over-leveraging – it can kill your business faster than you think.

Focus on the core value of company, not the valuation Know the correct steps to be taken

Entrepreneurs should focus on business, profits rather than valuation

Entrepreneurs should be cautious about scaling too quickly and ensure their product truly meets customer needs

Entrepreneurs should focus on solid financial planning and gradual scaling

Byju's shows that even with a billion-dollar valuation, managing cash flow and sustainable growth are crucial

ustomer trust is everything. Byju’s got into trouble with pushy sales tactics and misleading parents. If you lose trust, you lose your business. Entrepreneurs need to prioritize transparency and ethics over quick revenue gains.

Aur karlo marketing without proper infrastructure or plan for ahead.

To have some ethics

I I'll think a in the time of start a new company please focus on customer satisfaction and make your product good and value to money or make a brand value after you make and earn more money or valuation or if you become a good face brand you able to enter in another fild like Tata

I think in the start of a business , we can expect a high customer acquisition cost but if the cost is similar after being in field for so long, which means the product is not delivering good value to the people and this simple thing was missed out by byjus

Never raise so much money nor increase valuation like rocket instead increase it step by step