My controversial start up Prediction for 2025: most Q comm players are going to bite the dust. Profitability is a distant dream. Zepto management is going to get all the exits they need from the ipo and leave it to die.
What’s your controversial st
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Vishu Bheda
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Medial • 3m
By 2025, most edtech startups will struggle as the pandemic boost fades. Fintech startups will face strict regulations, and only the strongest will survive.
Do you think that any EdTech company will be able to survive now in India?
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Bishnu
Building Metabriq • 29d
PhysicsWallah’s bold move to file for a ₹4,600 crore IPO amid the decline of many Indian edtech startups is a testament to their resilience and strong fundamentals. While others struggled with profitability and cash burn, PW focused on affordability,
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Havish Gupta
Figuring Out • 5m
Slice is just few of the fintech startups with a Bank License. So will you ever prefer slice instead of other banks like HDFC?
If all the startups want to become a unicorn, they will fail, those who wang to make a service or product that people use, they will survive !!
What's your thought on this ?
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Ashish Singh
Finding my self 😶�... • 15d
🚀Here are 10 Indian startups likely to have received the highest funding in March 2025, based on Q1 2025 trends:
1. Impetus Technologies - $350M (Enterprise Solutions)
2. Innovaccer - $275M (Health Tech)
3. Zolve - $251M (FinTech)
4. Zepto -
#India's Leading Unicorn Startups:
1. BYJU's: Personalized edtech platform transforming learning experiences.
2. Swiggy: Leading food delivery service connecting hungry customers with restaurants.
3. OYO Rooms: Budget-friendly standardized accommodat
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Aakash kashyap
Building JalSeva and... • 6m
❗❗Important For All ❗❗
A $450 million Indian startup, Zest Money, shut down due to strict RBI regulations, highlighting the risks of external factors in business.
🚀 $450 million valuation: Zest Money was a leading player in the buy now pay later s
What if edtech companies had a subscription based model instead of taking the entire fees upfront? Do you think it will sustain?
The pro of subscription model is that users will not struggle for refund (users of most edtech companies are complaining
Is India building too many startups, too fast?
Every week, 1000+ new startups register in India. But how many are solving real problems?
Too many founders are chasing investor buzzwords—AI, FinTech, D2C—without spending enough time in the trenches
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Udyamee
Baki sab thik ? • 10m
Do you use VI ?
Do you think the Indian telecom industry will become a duopoly, or will VI survive not mention its ₹2 lakh crore debt?
Apart from Starlink and OneWeb, which are in the satellite internet sector, why don't we see any other startups
