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why you hated studying /preparing for exams(jee/neet/upsc/boards)?

Are coaching centres like Aakash or Pw or Unacademy etc really needed to clear competitive exams such as NEET, JEE ETC.?

Teaching How to use A.I and GPT for UPSC and other competitive exams is great opportunity?

🚨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

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

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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.

I personally don't have any problem with our education system however seeing the number of students appearing for JEE and UPSC exams shocked me. On an average 10 lakh students appeared in each exam ageing somewhere between 21 in UPSC and might be ev