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What is the main reason for the failure of Ed Tech Startups in India according to you? #edtech #startup #bujus #allen #pw #physicswallah

Shark Tank India gives massive visibility — a 5-minute pitch can bring more eyeballs than months of marketing. But there’s a flip side. If a Shark publicly criticizes your brand, it can deeply affect public perception and even investor confidence. F

Noida-based edtech company PhysicsWallah’s consolidated revenue nearly tripled to ₹2,015 crore in the fiscal year ended 31 March, but its losses surged on the back of a jump in expenses. This comes at a time when the company has been chasing aggress

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

𝗪𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝗪𝗲𝗻𝘁 𝗪𝗿𝗼𝗻𝗴: 𝗪𝗶𝘁𝗵 𝗗𝗼𝘂𝗯𝘁𝗻𝘂𝘁?🧐 A good idea makes no sense if you can't monetize it. Founded in 2016, Doubtnut was a brilliant idea solving student problems in a way no other edtech in India was doing. The concept for the

India Startup Recap – FY25 Real talk: This year was about AI, Agriculture and logistics. Here’s how the ecosystem evolved: Funding flew high: $25.4B raised till Feb '25 across 2,200 rounds🔺 Feb alone saw $1.65B (↑19.5% from Jan) Only 71 mergers

Top YC Company (2/20) Now Shop Live! Introducing WhatNot So it is a community marketplace where buyers and sellers interact through live video streams, focusing on collectibles like figurines, toys, and more. It was founded by Grant Lafontaine, Gus

Blinkit, Zepto etc work in India, because humaare desh mei gareeb bohot hain 🙏🙏 We are an easy-to-exploit market where people are so desperate for work that they readily accept exploitative gig economy jobs, racing against the clock to deliver gro

India’s Most Expensive Subscription? Education 🔥 You’re not broke. You just signed up for the costliest subscription model in India the dream of “making it” through education. Every month, we pay to belong: - ₹1.5L/year for private school fees