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.
The Covid-19 crisis has acted as a catalyst in enhancing the teaching and learning process by giving a fillip to the edtech space. But edtech in this post-pandemic world will differ in some key ways.
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.
QS Quacquarelli Symonds are offering ambitious, globally-minded students across India the chance to connect with admissions officers at world-class graduate programs and business schools.
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.
Every sector responded to Covid-19 in their own way, and a complex part of this response was seen in the education industry. But it stayed resolute, showing that the desire to learn can't be quenched.
