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BYJU'S is an Indian educational technology (edtech) company that offers a variety of online learning programs for students.Founded in 2011 by Byju Raveendran, it started as a coaching platform for competitive exams in India, such as the CAT,IAS, and

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.

Why did startups like Zepto or Blinkit succeed despite Dunzo being far ahead in this game?

The Rise of Byju's: India's EdTech Giant Byju's, founded in 2011 by Byju Raveendran and Divya Gokulnath, has transformed from a startup to a multi-billion dollar edtech company, shaping India's education landscape. Its innovative approach, using te

Why most of Indian Youths (Specially North Indian youth) still obsessed for Govt. Jobs, despite being India is becoming open free Economy for entrepreneur and Business professional. Also there is less growth opportunities carrier wise and financial w

I am thinking of creating app, through which students can take pre recoded courses of creators, not like edtech startups focusing on exams. The topics will be like AI, ML, Blockchain, Robotics and etc.. Because this is the time to teach Youth about

Statement: A web application which is helpful for students to crack competitive exams. Which has an lot of category wise questions. Students can learn, practice and do a mock test. They can see their topic wise fluency and they can see their test rep

Hi everyone.. Business Idea: Mind Mastery Centers for Competitive Exams Problem Statement: Competitive exams like NEET and JEE demand not just academic knowledge but also mental agility, emotional resilience, and effective time management. Many stu

#India's Leading Unicorn Startups: 1. BYJU's: Personalized edtech platform transforming learning experiences. 2. Swiggy: Leading food delivery service connecting hungry customers with restaurants. 3. OYO Rooms: Budget-friendly standardized accommodat

SuperKalam, an AI-led personal mentor for students preparing for competitive exams, has raised $2 million in its seed round led by Y Combinator and Fundersclub. The round also saw participation from notable investors, including YC Partner Puneet Kuma