Think Exam, a leading assessment company, aims to revolutionize talent management by offering innovative solutions for attracting, assessing, and onboarding skilled workers. They leverage their industry experience and understanding of emerging technologies to provide tailor-made solutions for effective talent management. Think Exam s services include digitizing traditional assessment methodologies, offering a wide range of assessments, and incorporating AI-enabled technology for security and customization. With a focus on innovation and customer satisfaction, Think Exam sets itself apart from competitors in the assessment industry. They also have partnerships with the Indian government for skill assessment initiatives and have expanded their presence globally.
Think Exam, a leading assessment company, aims to revolutionize talent management by offering innovative solutions for attracting, assessing, and onboarding skilled workers. They leverage their industry experience and understanding of emerging technologies to provide tailor-made solutions for effective talent management. Think Exam s services include digitizing traditional assessment methodologies, offering a wide range of assessments, and incorporating AI-enabled technology for security and customization. With a focus on innovation and customer satisfaction, Think Exam sets itself apart from competitors in the assessment industry. They also have partnerships with the Indian government for skill assessment initiatives and have expanded their presence globally.
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BlackRock, which holds less than 1 percent, has pegged the value of its 2,279 shares in the company at $4,043,471, effectively estimating Byju s fair value at $8.4 billion as of March 31, 2023.
Moneycontrol reported earlier this week that the edtech firm was looking to raise $1 billion in a mix of equity and structured instruments via US-based asset management companies and Middle East-based sovereign funds. Of the $1 billion, about $300 million would be raised through structured instruments, with the rest coming as equity at a flat $22 billion valuation