Indian edtech Vedantu has acquired a majority stake in education chain Deeksha for $40 million, the latest in local online learning platforms’ growing attempts at tapping opportunities in the offline ...

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 ...

Vedantu, the Bengaluru-based edtech platform focused on K12 education, has reported its strongest quarter to date, turning profitable in Q4 of FY25. The company posted Rs 90 crore in collections in ...

Vedantu is seeking external investors for a secondary funding round that would enable its Chinese shareholders to exit ahead of a possible public listing in two years. The secondary funding round from ...

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 ...

The mediocre teacher tells. The good teacher explains. The superior teacher demonstrates. The great teacher inspires.—William Arthur Ward A teacher is an important figure in the teaching and learning ...

Vedantu, a Bangalore-based startup that operates an online tutoring service, today announced it has raised $42 million as it races to expand its reach in the nation where tens of millions of students ...

Edtech startup Vedantu has tied up with Vignan Institute to launch offline learning centres for Class XI and XII students. “We have launched six Vedantu Learning Centres in Andhra Pradesh and ...

Vedantu CEO Vamsi Krishna claimed the edtech startup turned profitable with INR 6 Cr in free cash flow at the end of FY25 after several phases of cost restructuring The acquisition of coaching ...

Tiger Global-backed edtech platform Vedantu's net loss widened to almost Rs 700 crore (about $90 million) in FY22 (2021-22) as the company, just like most edtech firms, spent aggressively on employees ...

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.

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 ...