The balancing act of higher education in India
Augmenting the quality of "average institutes" in India is paramount in making India the world's "academic capital".
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Watch: Ronnie Screwvala’s big edtech bet
Ronnie Screwvala, serial entrepreneur and co-founder of upGrad, South Asia’s largest higher edtech company, talks about how edtech is revolutionising the education landscape in India.
upGrad’s Ronnie Screwvala on non-linear thinking
The serial entrepreneur is putting forward an alternative line of thought to propel India to its true potential. In this exclusive conversation with Fortune India, he explains his thesis in detail.
The solution to India's long-term learning needs
Live online classes, where the student-teacher interaction is real-time, can provide education irrespective of location. These classes are also more engaging and can be scaled up fast.
The disruption in traditional higher academia
The disruption will lead to a more democratised context where merit and responsiveness to market needs would be paramount.
The master key to unlock India’s growth promise
Education, unfortunately, has never been seen as a key to India's economic growth. If India is indeed serious about forging a robust economic growth, this mindset needs to change.
How new learning methods will transform schools
As schools begin to reopen, the big tech revolution enabled by the rise of education technology will transform schools, and they would have to incorporate these as new ways to impart an education.
Making India’s MBA degrees future-ready
India is playing catch-up with the world in terms of business education. A fundamental shift in the way we impart business knowledge needs to take place.
Byju’s better half
Wearing multiple hats—teacher, entrepreneur, content developer, mother—Divya Gokulnath has helped build India's largest edtech company.
Job scene picks up across sectors: TeamLease
Healthcare, education services, e-commerce, and tech startups seems to lead the pack in hiring during the ongoing December quarter, says the report.
