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.
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.
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.
Byju’s is buying Aakash Educational Services for nearly $1 billion, in a bid to enter the test prep space. But will Byju’s succeed and what implications does the deal have for the edtech space?
History has shown that every crisis comes with a hidden opportunity. Covid-19 is no exception. And its in education where we are witnessing some radical changes which will define this decade.
Wearing multiple hats—teacher, entrepreneur, content developer, mother—Divya Gokulnath has helped build India's largest edtech company.
Edtech startups in India have captured a large chunk of venture capital investments since early this year; Amazon-backed Acko is among a handful of non-edtech startups to raise top dollar.
