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Hey everyone! Bootstrapping is FML difficult thing but surely rewarding if it helps society! All edtech platforms charge some fees to teach you in the name of course fees, registration fees, booking fees or even seriousness fee. Our platform, Sharpe

Fees, Fees and more Fees: Marketing vs. Reality: • Promise: 2 rupee delivery fee • Actual: Up to 25 rupees (5% of order value) • Multiple fees: Platform, delivery, handling, etc. Financial Snapshot: • Daily orders: 300-400k • Est. annual revenue: <

Idea 💡 Alert Schools face financial challenges when students leave without paying their fees, with no system in place to track defaulters as they transfer to other institutions. Our solution is a Centralized Student Fee Tracking System, where each

Hello medial Users!Recenlty i encountered an ad of masters union which provides industry oriented education to students and guess what there average package is whooping 30 lpa ,yeah average package u heard it right .But here is a twist there 4 year f

Ex [_EduMunch_] Revolutionizing Food Services in Education _Services: Mess, Canteen in pan India colleges with own brand name_ _Commission-based, Fixed Fee, Sales Revenue_ _Target: 23 IITs, 31 NITs, 10,000+ colleges_ _₹50cr+ Revenue Potential_ _Tend

There's this crazy pattern about Zomato’s platform fees. And this might be the single most profit-making strategy for its food delivery vertical. Consider this chronology: .. Q2FY24- Platform fee of Rs 2 introduced in August. Q3FY24- Platform fe

I'm thinking of making an application on which we connect local kirana stores to customers. As we can see their offline businesses will may be go down in future because of these online competitors and many of them are working hard for more than 10 ye

When I look for daily life problems I find a lot of ideas for a startup but then it's on high risk which is gonna succeed and which one's the failure way.... A simple demo: I want to buy a laptop, asking someone as said dad's friend or elder cousin

Idea For You Implement Now So guy's we all know that 60 crores ( 47% ) Indian's don't have their own home even most of them are living in streets and bad areas because they are no so rich . Even students are not able to afford rented Homes because

#DataDeepdive: Delhi Govt’s education success, that even CM Kejriwal missed talking about 📛📛 -> No. of schools in Delhi has fallen for 7 straight years -> Same for the number of teachers. As a result, the no. of students per teacher has hit an al