Valued at $18bn, Bangalore-headquartered Byju’s is not only the world’s most valuable edtech start-up but also India's most ...

After its $1.2 billion loan default, Byju's—once heralded as India's leading edtech company—is embroiled in a scandal.

Experts suggest that establishing clear exit strategies, dispute resolution clauses, and transparency protocols can mitigate ...

Despite a funding crunch, the Indian edtech sector raised $278m in the first nine months of 2024, led by PhysicsWallah.

PhysicsWallah alone netted $210 Mn of the total edtech funding raised in the three quarters of 2024. Sans PW, the Indian ...

In its plan to expand its Hyderabad operations, Kota-based ALLEN Career Institute announced the launch of new campuses in ...

With Byju's in a state of turmoil, what does the future hold for the ed-tech firms in the country? India's education system is highly flawed. The government-run schools and colleges, which serve a ...

Unacademy and Eruditus occupy the top two slots as Byju’s went into insolvency ... This funding will bolster its already significant cash reserves to support future growth plans. PW’s expansion from ...

A group of employees from Byju’s on October 25 met Kerala labour minister ... cabinet has decided to convert all all-girls government schools in the state to co-ed schools.

The founder of Byju’s, a once high-flying Indian education company that defaulted on its US debts, denied that he orchestrated a scheme to fraudulently transfer $533 million away from lenders.

William Butler Yeats wrote: "Education is not the filling of a pail, but the lighting of a fire." A beautiful metaphor, and ...

Harris administration has boosted the already burgeoning electric school bus industry, and those gains should last no matter ...