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What are the opinions here on PhysicsWallah, ed tech startup? They have captured market and won trust of their consumers but rn they're running in loss and giving their courses for free or for very cheap prices. Is this stupidity or a good idea? How

Today, saw a webinar Allen conducted, many students were watching it, Allen was promoting their ca and clat classes and forcing children to join them, they were saying again and again, it's too easy to crack ca and join our coaching now in 11th grade

The value of a business today is sum of all the money it will make in the future That's the reason tech startups are valued high

🚀 Top EdTech Deals of 2024! 📚💼 The EdTech sector continues to attract massive investments, signaling the industry's resilience and growth potential. Here are some of the biggest funding highlights for 2024 💰 $210M - PhysicsWallah 💰 $150M - Eru

" Hello Baccchooo!", Allakh Pandey-PW 💀 Edtech being a huge market in India because of competitive exams like JEE/NEET and now it's dominated by PW profitably the reason is MARKETING MARKETING AND MARKETING!!! PW got initial boost from the organi

Weekend bash was full of General Elections, IPO, Layoffs and funding - Startups seeking advice on IPO timing amid market volatility. - Simpl, a consumer credit startup, lays off 30 employees and restructures senior leadership. - Startups adopt ne

📌 More ex-military officials are becoming VCs as defense tech investment reached $35BThe gap between Silicon Valley and the Pentagon is closing as venture capitalists invest in defense tech startups, hiring veterans and ex-Department of Defense offi

Hello Guys, What do you think, the main reason behind the recession is going on around the world and what are the reasons behind startups can't able to raise funds or decline in funding? 1.FED Interest Rates 2.Over Hiring In Covid Time 3.Russia - Uk

Once upon a time, there was a humble YouTube channel that dared to dream. PhysicsWallah, the brainchild of Alakh Pandey, started as a beacon of hope in the cluttered world of Indian edtech. It promised affordable, quality education without the frills