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Nation of education: The growth of startup-fuelled education in India April 7, 2021, 10:39 PM IST Shreiya Aggarwal-Gupta is the owner of the early education startup Kidpillar, which aims to provide developmental opportunities and resources for young children in the field of STEM (Science TechnologyEngineering Mathematics) via kid-friendly journals, practical DIY kits, andsimple project-based learnings and workshops. Shreiya is also a passionate blogger, computer science engineer, finance whiz, and “perfect mommy” to her son LESS. MORE The Covid-19 pandemic has brought a revolution in studies and education in revolutionary but completely unintended ways in India. In many ways, 2020 is a lost year for Class 1 to 12 students, even in developed countries – data from the US shows that daily school attendance dropped 1.5% every month as 2020 wore on! ....
Concept by Muhabit ul haq Synopsis NSE Academy recently acquired a majority stake in TalentSprint, which offers courses to upgrade deep-tech and pure-tech skills. But why did a company that provides training for a career in financial investing and advisory make a foray into ed-tech? Clue: Look outside the silos of academic learning, job readiness, and skilling. The viral outbreak and its impact have shaken up most businesses, but some sectors have come out stronger from the calamity. With schools shut down and classes going online, ed-tech has seen huge traction. On cue, investors have pitched in, too. According to ‘The Great Un-lockdown: Indian Ed-tech’, a report by Indian Private Equity and Venture Capital Association and business research firm PGA Labs, test-prep and after-school tuitions continued ....
Indian edtech startups received over $2.22 billion funding in 2020 as compared to $553 million in 2019 firstpost.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from firstpost.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Indian edtech startups have seen a total investment of $2.22 billion in 2020 as compared to $553 million in 2019, according to Indian Private Equity and Venture Capital Association (IVCA) and PGA Labs data. The IVCA report ‘The Great Un-Lockdown: Indian Edtech’ released on Thursday stated that 92 players received funding in 2020, out of which 61 players received seed funding. Byju’s and Unacademy have raised the most capital, $2.32 billion and $354 mllion, respectively, in 2020, while B2B edtech received a total funding of $31 million in 2017-2020. The report estimates that education is a $117 billion market in India with around 360 million learners in 2019-20. The report further said around $49 billion is spent on school education, 66% of which is spent on primary education and 27% on secondary education. Around $42 billion is spent on supplementary education, which primarily comprises private coaching and test preparation. ....
Indian edtechs received over $2.2b funding in 2020, shows PE-VC Association report Photographer: Simon Dawson/Bloomberg Premium Indian edtech startups have seen a total investment of $2.22 billion in 2020 as compared to $553 million in 2019, according to Indian Private Equity and Venture Capital Association (IVCA) and PGA Labs data. Continue reading this story with a subscription to DealStreetAsia. Contact us for corporate subscriptions at [email protected]. Sign up for our newsletter - The Daily Brief Opt out of receiving The Daily Brief in your inbox everyday REGISTER stories left placeholder You have one free story left this month. You have stories left placeholder free stories left this month. ....