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Byju’s dramatic downfall has sent shockwaves across the edtech industry. Once the poster child of Indian edtech, its collapse has forced the entire sector into a moment of reckoning. Vedantu is treading cautiously, prioritising survival over scale. Unacademy is still burning massive capital to stay relevant. Meanwhile, Physics Wallah is expanding aggressively, defying the odds. Are we seeing true innovation—or are we inching toward the next big implosion?
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The Rise of EdTech in India India's edtech sector has witnessed significant growth in recent years, driven by increased internet penetration, rising demand for quality education, and government initiatives. The country's large population and diverse
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Vedantu, the edtech startup, has announced its profitability in the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2024-25 (Q4 FY25). According to cofounder and CEO Vamsi Krishna, the company's collections saw a significant 67% year-over-year (YoY) increase, reaching
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Dexter Capital Advisors • 1y
”Is the edtech bubble bursting in India?” Given my background of working at one of India’s leading (and also thriving) edtechs, every time something bad is reported, I receive several pings asking questions like that one. Here’s my answer- Not so f
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Byju's: From EdTech Unicorn to Insolvency Woes - What Went Wrong? Remember when Byju's was the poster child of the Indian startup ecosystem? "Padhai ka superhero," they called it! But fast forward to 2025, and the narrative has taken a dramatic tu
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💭 What if your best idea didn’t fail it just vanished? Here’s something we don’t talk about enough as founders: Not every startup dies with a pivot, a shutdown, or a dramatic failure post. Some ideas die quietly inside your mind. One day you’re ob
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Faad Network • 6m
Left her high paying job to build an 8370 CR company in rural education. 1. Despite a flourishing eight-year corporate career with Procter and Gamble (P&G), Smita Deorah felt her role was unfulfilled. She was troubled by the inequalities in India's
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