Vamsi Krishna, CEO and co-founder of Vedantu, says he has always had a restless curiosity and a deep desire to make an impact. Even while doing his B.Tech at IIT Bombay from 2001 to 2005, he was drawn ...

In India, the teaching process and offline education system have largely remained traditional, stagnate, and plagued with multiple inefficiencies. The need to reimagine and evolve the way teaching is ...

Ai LIVE interactive classes will be available for the class 6 to 12 curriculum under the CBSE, ICSE and Maharashtra Boards, and competitive exams such as JEE, NEET and NTSE. Classes will be offered in ...

Vedantu is not up for sale, said co-founder and chief executive officer (CEO) Vamsi Krishna on a day that news website Entrackr reported the live tutoring startup was in talks with the edtech unicorn ...

The campaign emphasizes the importance of adding fun to a child’s learning journey, using LIVE online classes to make it more engaging and effective. Edu-tech firm Vedantu has launched its first brand ...

Online learning platform Vedantu has raised $100 million in a new financing round and has become the latest Indian startup to become a unicorn following a year of strong growth. Vedantu, which last ...

Online tutoring firm Vedantu has raised $11 million from existing investors, including ABC World Asia, Accel India and Omidyar Network India, in a convertible equity round, the company said on Friday.

Edtech company Vedantu has laid off another 385 employees. This is the fourth round of job cuts this year at the company. With this round, Vedantu has so far asked about 1,100 employees to go. The job ...

Edtech startup Vedantu, focussed on live online tutoring, has confirmed that it has raised $100 million in Series E funding led by Singapore-based impact investing fund ABC World Asia. The round ...

CHENNAI: Edtech platform Vedantu has become the 28th Indian unicorn in 2021 and the fifth edtech unicorn as the company raised $100 million in a series-E round that valued it at over $1 billion. The ...

Investors are becoming more bullish on online education platforms in India as startups demonstrate growth at the height of a global pandemic that has severely impacted other industries.