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Around 81% of people surveyed have faced issues around fee refund, trust, transparency and others from edtech platforms, according to online survey platform LocalCircles. The survey conducted between February 16 and June 15, 2023, found…

NEW DELHI: In a bid to strengthen its presence in the southern market, edtech unicorn Physics Wallah (PW) has stitched up a strategic partnership with Kerala-based Xylem Learning. As part of the arrangement, the company will invest Rs 500…

Unicorn edtech firm Physics Wallah will acquire 50% stake in Kerala-based edtech firm Xylem Learning for Rs 500 crore in phases over three years, a top official of the company said on Sunday. The partnership is aimed at strengthening the…

Unicorn edtech firm Physics Wallah has entered into a strategic partnership with Kerala-based edtech firm Xylem Learning, under which it plans to invest Rs 500 crore over a period of next three years, the company said on Sunday. The…

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The pandemic-driven boom has ended and tech funding has dried up. And this has forced edtech ventures to cut costs further and seek sustainable offline models with profit-generating revenue streams, say entrepreneurs and investors. ETtech…

Online education venture Physics Wallah, which recently became a unicorn, has acquired PrepOnline, an online learning platform for National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET), and Altis Vortex, a publisher of exam preparation books. The…

Sixteen-year-olds going crazy over their favourite Bollywood actor is one thing, but teenagers behaving hysterically on seeing a science tutor on stage? That’s the kind of superstardom that Alakh Pandey, the 30-year-old co-founder of…

Purplle, which sells beauty and personal care products online, is the latest Indian tech startup to join the unicorn club and the second this week after edtech firm Physics Wallah. It’s no unicorn hat-trick like this one from October 2021,…

Edtech startup Physics Wallah and online beauty retailer Purplle became the latest startups to join India’s growing unicorn list this week. Cred and Kissht were the other startups that raised money. Physics Wallah bagged $100 million in…