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Why Edtech Startups like Byju's failing in India, Despite being majority of Indian Youths and Students opt for Competitive Exams??

What are the problems students face after moving out for competitive exams in india ? I think it will be easier to expand the startup cause these students live in educational hubs.

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THE COMPETITIVE STUDENTS ARE SO GUILTY ABOUT PRESENT GOVERNMENT THAT IT HAS NOT ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT UNEMPLOYED STUDENTS.FOR EXAMPLE BPSC 2024 EXAM.

🚨IIT Kanpur has a strong track record of success in civil services, with over 600 of its students clearing the UPSC exams in its history. Due to this remarkable achievement, it is often referred to as a "UPSC factory." The institute's rigorous acade

Is there anyone here who participates in competitive programming and would like to share some advice?

Our Previous event in collaboration with Vijaybhoomi university which started with 1000+ students registration & top 50 at the grand finale at the campus on 8.12.24. Students interest towards hackathons are going like crazy and that’s the fuel for

Professors don't like students using ChatGPT, and students don't like professors using it And yet, everyone is using it.

Unveiling Meesho's Marketing Secrets: Strategies for Success Would suggest a video by Think School to watch