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That's nearly 10% of the company's workforce and comes in the aftermath of the pandemic; the move follows termination if 100 staffers from PropLadder team in March
Edtech major upGrad on Thursday said it has integrated all of Talentedge's business, which will operate under its own name
Innovations and strategies in the works to build offline presence
Edtech startup Vedantu on Thursday said it is on track to be "IPO-ready" in 18-24 months, and is upbeat about the India market prospects that offer ample headroom for growth. With COVID-19 cases receding and offline learning modes opening up, the blazing pace of growth in online learning has sobered a bit, but the market is still yielding robust growth numbers, it said. The company said that as much as 90-95 per cent of the market remains unpenetrated, offering massive scope for edtech players to expand. Vedantu said it is adequately funded for now, and does not anticipate fresh funding requirement for the next two years. The company, last year, raised USD 100 million from a clutch of investors, and had entered the coveted unicorn club. "Within the time frame of 18-24 months we want to be IPO-ready, which means the shape of our P&L (Profit and Loss), our systems and associated processes, we want to be robust and mature in those," Vamsi Krishna, CEO and co-founder of Vedantu, said .
W.A.V.E 2.0 technology measures more than 100 parameters using artificial intelligence and machine learning.
The new round values Classplus close to $600 million, a more than 2X jump in the valuation from the previous round.
The new funding round came eight months after Classplus raised a $65 million series C funding in June last year.
Edtech firm Schoolnet aims to grow multifold to generate Rs 6,000 crore in the next 5-7 years from expansion of services in schools and subscriber growth on its learning app. The 25-year old firm provides digital classrooms to around 40,000 schools at present, along with digital learning content and trains teachers, Schoolnet head of strategy Arindam Ghosh said. The company claims to have reached a revenue of Rs 800 crore before the COVID-19 outbreak, but it came down due to the closing of schools during the lockdown. Ghosh said the company expects to close the current financial year with a consolidated number of around Rs 400 - 450 crore if all goes well. "There was an impact on the overall revenue during the Covid times, but we have maintained profitability even in this current year. We would be maintaining that. In long term, we are looking at revenue of Rs 6,000 crore over a 57-year horizon for which significant augmentation of resources will be required," he said. The company
Relaxation in rules governing degrees, supply-side capacity gap will be key drivers of this growth, going forward
Prominent individual investors like Morgan Stanley MD Hemant Gupta, CRED founder Kunal Shah, BookMyShow founder Ashish Hemrajani joined the funding round
As part of these packs, the students will get a total of 360+ hours of live lectures across key subjects on Amazon Academy.
Torus Primero Edutech is the fourth initiative being launched by Cosmea Financial Holdings (CFH) under its portfolio
Company has plans to establish similar touchpoints across the country starting with Kota, Jaipur, and Lucknow
Unacademy Group co-founder and CEO Gaurav Munjal also said the company is looking to expand its Relevel division -- which is a test platform for private jobs -- to global markets
The investment comes at a time when the company is gearing to come up with its initial public offer in the next 9-12 months
Cialfo began its India operations in 2019 and has already enrolled over 300 high schools and 60 universities from the country as members
Education technology start-up Skill-Lync on Monday said it has partnered with Renault Nissan Technology & Business Centre India (RNTBCI) for training and up-skilling of professionals. The partnership will drive comprehensive talent transformation programmes and the two partners will launch co-branded programmes to build a talent pipeline for their future needs, the company said in a statement. RNTBCI is the captive automotive technology and business centre supporting automotive alliance Renault and Nissan globally. As part of the partnership, Skill-Lync's students trained in various areas, including electric vehicles, autonomous vehicles, embedded systems, model-based development, automotive design, finite element analysis (FEA), computational fluid dynamics (CFD), and data analytics and data science, will be considered for entry-level and lateral hiring at RNTBCI, depending upon suitable skill sets and requirements. Moreover, internship opportunities will also be provided to ...
Also, with offline schools and colleges opening up, learning will now evolve to a more nuanced blended delivery model with a mix of online and offline
Last year, Scaler acquired Coding Minutes and CodingElements, both online tutors.