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JigyasaJigyasa: Empowering Students, Transforming Careers
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Problem: Students from Tier-2 and Tier-3 colleges often lack access to quality education and industry-relevant skills, limiting their job opportunities. Solution - Jigyasa: Jigyasa offers affordable, job-ready training

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Havish GuptaFiguring Out

Hey, this sounds as a completely crazy idea! Lack of skill base education is why unemployment is so high in India! This is a solid idea and if executed well can literally change india. Skill India did try to do the same, but I don't think it really helped. So this will work! Upvoted!

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Saiteja KachamBuilding Wealth, Driving Power, Creating Impact

Growth Rate in EdTech and Market Size EdTech Growth Rate (India): The Indian EdTech market is growing at a CAGR of 39.77% (2022–2027). In 2022, the market size was ~$4 billion , projected to reach $10 billion by 2027 . Global EdTech Growth: Globally, the EdTech market is growing at a CAGR of 16.5% (2023–2030). Current global market size: $120 billion , expected to grow to $400 billion by 2030 . EBITDA Range: Profitable EdTech companies typically operate with an EBITDA margin of 15–30% after scaling. Early-stage EdTech startups often operate at negative EBITDA due to high customer acquisition costs (CAC) but can achieve profitability as they scale and optimize operations. Example Explaining the Market Size, Problem, and How Jigyasa Will Make Money (Telangana Focus) - Market Size in Telangana: Telangana has ~450+ Tier-2 and Tier-3 colleges with ~1.2 lakh first-year students annually. - Unemployment Rate: Over 60% of these students struggle to secure jobs due to skill gaps and lack of industry-relevant training. - Average Salary Package: Entry-level placements hover around ₹2–3 LPA for most graduates from these colleges, while skilled candidates can earn ₹5–8 LPA or more. - How Jigyasa Works & Makes Money: Jigyasa taps into FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out) among students and parents by offering affordable, high-quality training starting from Year 1. For example: - Student "X" joins Jigyasa’s ₹3000/month Web Development course. - His friends see him building real-world projects, gaining confidence, and landing internships early. They feel competitive pressure ("If X can do it, why not me?"). - More students enroll, creating a viral loop within college networks. Revenue Model: - Monthly subscriptions (₹3000–₹5000/month). - College partnerships: Earn 10% commission on fees through institutional tie-ups. - Upselling advanced courses, certifications, and placement assistance. At scale, even if 10% of Telangana's 1.2 lakh students join (12k students), Jigyasa generates ₹3.6–₹6 crore monthly revenue just in one state! 👉 Click on visit to download document and learn how we transform lives while scaling profitability . or https://drive.google.com/file/d/1U31P_NUtsrVAfFgJjhEzUa2uGAI-aau_/view?usp=sharing

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Pardeep SachdevaLooking for cofounder with similar interests

I think you and internpoint can work together.

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Saiteja KachamBuilding Wealth, Driving Power, Creating Impact

Thanks for noticing it and for the suggestion. I will surely try to connect with internpoint and discuss about the work.

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Madhav GuptaAspiring Full Stack Developer | Passionate about Data Structures & Algorithms | Student Engineer Building Scalable Solutions

Hey, I'm Madhav Gupta, a freelancer ready to build your website, optimize it with SEO, and handle digital marketing to give your business the boost it deserves. Let's connect and make it happen!

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