The acquisition is expected to drive growth and support a number of business areas, including strategy, product design, B2B enterprise, and operations. Scaler, an edtech startup, announced the purchase of

Byju’s also said it will reduce the number of on-ground sales staff, a decision which comes after allegations of aggressive marketing practices and misselling. It is expected to move a

The Indian cricket team’s jersey sponsor, Byju’s, allegedly owes the BCCI Rs 86.21 crore, while title sponsor Paytm has asked the board to transfer its rights to a third party.

The company, a subsidiary of billionaire Anil Agarwal’s metals and oil conglomerate Vedanta Resources, has fixed July 27 as the record date for the second interim dividend, it said in

The funds will be used by the startup to increase the visibility of their main product, the xQ Video Lab, in schools. xQ, an edtech startup that teaches young people

Infinity Learn, a Bengaluru-based ed-tech startup, has invested $7.5 million to acquire a 75% stake in cognitive development edtech firm WizKlub. WizKlub is worth $10 million, and Infinity Learn CEO

Softbank-backed edtech has cut off full-time sales and marketing personnel. Unacademy, the IPO-bound edtech unicorn, has laid off almost 600 employees, accounting for nearly 10% of its workforce, according to

It plans to use the new funds to expand its global presence and invest in new acquisitions and partnerships. Classplus, an ed-tech business that helps educators and content creators build

Mumbai, Maharashtra, India, and Atlanta, Georgia, USA — Source: Business Wire India UpGrad, South Asia’s largest and Asia’s leading higher EdTech company, today announced a profit, fueled by a 150

The metropolitan city of Bangalore has a lot of networking opportunities that encourage the growth of startups in the area. In Bangalore, roughly 22 startups are born every month, which

The acquisition will allow Infinity Learn to gain a competitive advantage over its competitors in the online education industry as well as traditional education institutes. Infinity Learn, an ed-tech start-up

By 2024, the company hopes to have over 1 lakh students on the platform Woostudy, based in New York, has announced the opening of its operations in India, claiming to