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Wakar

Stealth • 23d

Hey everyone! I’m working on an educational initiative designed to solve a pressing issue in rural areas—lack of access to consistent, high-quality education. In many places like Bihar, school education often falls short, and while coaching centers e See More

Praveen Bhujbal

Stealth • 23d

Good luck with it, surely it is for a greater cause, But How will you generate revenue in this model. And i can think of 3-4 ngo who are already running this

Wakar

Stealth • 23d

U will find many coaching or tution taking 1k rs per month for boards preparation and almost all student takes tution or coaching for boards preparation so money is already flowing there, i am just trying to caught that by providing quality education See More

Khushbu Yadav

Stealth • 21d

Have you considered the financial implications of hiring quality teachers? For instance, if a teacher’s salary is around ₹30,000 per month, how do you plan to cover all operational costs with a fee of ₹1,000 per student?

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Wakar

Stealth • 21d

I conducted a survey of a town council where there are 15+ coaching centers with approximately 3,000+ students studying. If we provide these 3,000 students with better infrastructure, qualified teachers, and quality content at the same fees, while establishing ourselves as a brand that offers many facilities which these small coaching centers can't provide, they would prefer us. Suppose 1,000 students choose to study with us; that would amount to approximately ₹10 lakhs (1,000 students × ₹1,000 fees). We would hire 5 teachers for 5 subjects, with a salary of ₹30,000 each, totaling ₹1.5 lakhs for teachers' salaries. Adding ₹20,000 for rent, ₹30,000 for electricity, and other expenses, the maximum cost would be around ₹3 lakhs. Even then, we would save ₹7 lakhs, so revenue and profit wouldn't be an issue at all.

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