The move follows Unacademy’s leadership transition, with co-founder Sumit Jain heading test prep, and Gaurav Munjal and Roman Saini set to lead AirLearn independently.
Once on the brink of collapse, Arpit Mittal’s YellowClass has re-emerged as SpeakX — an AI-powered spoken English platform that turned profitable within a year. Now, with a fresh infusion from WestBridge Capital, Elevation Capital and Goodwater Capital, the company wants to become synonymous with English speaking in India.
The round is part of a larger ongoing fundraise, with the company preparing for an external tranche that will include a 'significant secondary component' to offer exits for some early investors, including Chinese backers such as TAL Education and Legend Capital
The move comes four months after Gaurav Munjal stepped back from day-to-day roles, as Unacademy advances its succession plan and sharpens focus on unit economics
The structure includes a $130 million facility and a $20 million scale-up option. MARS Growth Capital — a joint venture between Liquidity Group and MUFG Bank — will provide up to $100 million, with HSBC covering the remaining $50 million.
The former Meta executive had joined the coaching major in 2022 to lead its digital arm, Allen Digital, and drive its online business.
Founded in 2024 by IIT Roorkee alumni Ritesh Singh Chandel and Sonu Kumar, along with seasoned math educator Rushabh Kothari, Arivihan claims to be India’s first fully automated AI tutor platform
The system was powered by 1,30,000 curated question-and-answer pairs and fine-tuned using techniques such as supervised fine-tuning (SFT), reinforcement learning (RL), and rejection sampling, co-founder Prateek Maheshwari revealed.
Gupta will lead Coursera’s regional operations, focusing on collaborations with governments, universities, and businesses to scale adoption of its AI-powered learning tools and job-relevant micro-credentials
As the UK, US, and Australia impose stricter admission and visa rules for international students, Leap is witnessing strong growth in alternative corridors like Germany, Ireland, New Zealand, and the UAE, with Dubai searches alone rising 30–40% month-on-month.
Bengaluru is now the world’s second-largest AI talent hub with over 6 lakh AI/ML professionals, the report showed.
A third US subsidiary, educational gaming firm Osmo, is also up for sale but is yet to find a buyer
Several study abroad platforms report a surge in queries as the US pauses new student visa interviews and tightens social media vetting, prompting Indian students to reconsider their plans ahead of the Fall intake
What started as a SaaS platform for teachers is now a company dealing with hardware, building its classroom kits in-house in partnership with contract manufacturers like Zetwerk
Munjal, who has been contemplating stepping away since last year, is said to have formally communicated his intent to the board in March this year.
Byju’s cloud service suspension affects app functionality, blocks access to paid content, and limits full website availability across platforms
The funds will be used to scale operations in the US, expand coaching infrastructure, enhance AI-driven personalisation engine and partner with cancer centres, health plans, and employers, the start-up said
The edtech firm notched Rs 90 crore in collections in the March quarter, up 67 percent from the year-ago period, CEO Vamsi Krishna has said
With cash burn down, Munjal said that Unacademy is steering clear of acquisition-led growth – calling it a failed strategy in edtech – to focus instead on core business profitability, product innovation, and disciplined execution
Eruditus is the largest operational edtech company in India by way of revenue. Its revenue is 1.9-times larger than Noida-based PhysicsWallah (PW), and nearly twice as much as Ronnie Screwvala-led UpGrad.
On February 12, the company received a notice from the Karnataka labour department on the matter, a day after former employees filed the complaint.
The debt facility will allow Leap to offer more loans to students perusing or wishing to persue education abroad, extend services further in US, new university partnerships besides deepening presence in India.
Judge John T Dorsey of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware found that the defendants engaged in a deliberate effort to misappropriate funds meant to repay Byju’s lenders.
Raveendran also alleged that he, along with several of his employees, has received a document with “conclusive evidence” of criminal collusion between EY India, US-based lender GLAS Trust, and the interim resolution professional (IRP)
The latest development also paves the way for Byju’s to push through the AoA amendments that were previously blocked by an NCLT stay following minority shareholder's (Singapore Topco) plea.