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Mridul Chandhok

Stealth • 8m

How about a Foreign language learning startup that promotes and offers courses based on the reality of language rather than the mugging of books. It will be based on particular niches like - German for everyday life, German for working professionals,

Nawal
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SELF • 8m

It's good idea but I'm sure the market is not big enough to grow , there are competition too aka . Duolingo the beast .. What would be your USP , and implementation model and many other important factor has to play the part .

Mridul Chandhok

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The language learning market is growing rapidly because of people proffering to settle or going for studies abroad. Duolingo offers basic structures for learning we can target the audience looking on going beyond the basic structures and want to upskill in the language for various purposes Yes , we can offer different USP’s

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Mridul Chandhok

Stealth • 8m

That’s true, research do helps

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Nawal
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SELF • 8m

Thats good to know , you know your market and observing your competition can help you out for Implementation process

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