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Byjus and Unacadamey just recorded the offline courses and put them on a website. I don’t like calling it ed’tech’. YouTube has been doing it for more than a decade. IITans’ Pace was giving me online classes in 2010. Tech has a lot more potential

Ever wondered how a small town became India's coaching capital? Kota Katha!!! Let's dissect the Kota phenomenon! 🔬 Kota: Where dreams are built... and occasionally crushed. 🏗️💔 Interest piqued? Here's how this coaching mecca came to be: → On

Who is building AI mentor for competitive exam preparation? The JEE,NEET market is very big. Many students spend lot of time doing exam paper analysis, doubt solving, finding weak areas, sometimes focusing a lot on some topic while ignoring others. A

3 months ago I posted a poll where I asked if edtech is dead now...a bit more than half replied no and I can say I was almost right as looking at how bad the Indian education and examination system has become ...now it's a really good chance for an e

The most common misunderstanding that everyone have about starting or working with a edtech startup is that there is no market and there are a lot of companies around and they fail but edtech never failed it's the product and process that failed , yo

Every business that starts will eventually come to an end We have seen this with Yahoo, Nokia, Byjus, Tata Docomo, Aircel, JetAir, Hike, Kodak, Forever21, Micromax Even Google, Microsoft, Snap, Meta, SpaceX can have similar fates one day Few compa

I have a doubt let's take a company got recently funded in exchange of let's take 10% and it's going well and doing business also, after 5years company started declining almost came to shutdown the company. Now my question is : 1)Does company fou