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It's eye opening to see that, out of 1,263 unicorn founders, only 56 were dropouts (that’s just 4.4%). Meanwhile: - 485 had a Bachelor's - 259 had a Master's - 236 had an MBA - 286 had a Doctorate That means a PhD is 5x more common than a dropout a

## Day 60: Rapido's Rocket Ride: Lessons from Bengaluru's Unicorn Maker Rapido didn't just become a unicorn overnight! Their journey is a blueprint for Bengaluru startups dreaming big. Here's how they revved their engines: * **Identify the Untapped

How CRED Cred-ed ? Short Case study on CRED CRED, founded by Kunal Shah in 2018, shows how a failing loyalty program can morph into a fintech unicorn. 🦄 Here's how: ➪ Gap Filled: CRED made credit card bill payments easy and rewarding. ➪ Initial S

As per a survey by Private Circle Research, 60% of the Indian founders built a unicorn in their very 1st attempt !!! 29% of the founders did this in two attempts. Also, after their first unicorn, the same founder takes a median of 1.5 years to tu

Got very busy with work,so couldn't post my today's learning but I read about history of BSE,writing here in short. BSE Limited, also known as the Bombay Stock Exchange is an Indian stock exchange which is located on the renowned Dalal Street, also

National Startup Day was started by PM Narendra Modi on 16 January 2016. Till 2015, there were 450 startups in the country, whose number has increased to 1.57 lakh today. Currently there are 118 unicorn startups in the country. Startups have provide

founders can't always be right ✅ while implementing their product. the users may use it differently too.. we should have guts or decision making skills to pivot ASAP!. Eg: A great example of this is Instagram: When Instagram was first launched in

College dropouts like Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg might dominate Silicon Valley folklore, but India tells a different story: Only 3 out of 211 Indian unicorn founders abandoned their degrees early. You're actually far more likely to find advanced

The Real Story Behind Startups: It's Not All Glamour! Startups are often painted as glamorous, fancy offices, rapid growth, and big investments. But behind every "unicorn" lies a story of sheer hustle, sacrifice, and belief. Take Ganesh Balakrishna

I think this company became a hit initially only because there was no one in the market this company is irrelevant in today's time and it would be lifesaver for them to pivot from there nonsense business model. I don't understand what value investor