New Delhi: Somnath Mondal wants to get a decent job but a 17-year-old player from Basirhat, West Bengal is grouped by preparation needed to carry out competitive examinations.
Mondal is at the top of his class at Bengali Middle School in his hometown but proficiency in English has not become one of his main strengths.
Mondal, however, is just one of millions of people in India who face a similar problem.
“The educational industry through a massive digital transformation and Indian education opportunities is one of the largest in the world and the vernacular education market Bharat is $ 30 billion, a need-based,” said Karanvir Singh Founder & CEO in Pariksha, one of the largest vernacular edtech startups In India with a clear focus on the rustic and semi-urban markets.
With more than four million users with more than 1.5 lakh paid customers, startup is solving the problem of affordability and large rooted access and the accessibility of quality education for internet users-first Bharat.
Likewise, other ImaginXP startups, higher education platforms that provide degrees and subjects to university and college partners, are trying to plug in the gap of work skills through the B2B model.
It was founded by Shishir Kumar and Shashank Shwet in 2013.
“India has 120 million students who cannot afford the title.
From 38.5 million who are able to buy one, only 11 million will get a job.
This is a drastic condition of higher education in this country , “Shashank Shwet, Co-Founder and CEO in Imaginxp.
“We are a social impact organization that provides embedded degrees, integrated work of online work and subjects to universities in the B2B model.” Extraage and bytelearn are two other startups in the Edtech room which has surpassed vanilla operations.
Established in 2015 by Sushil Mundada and Abhishek Ballabh, Extraage for example, works to tap the education marketing industry with vertical SaaS marketing technology that helps industries increase, manage, and predict their acceptance when automating all their sales and lead processes.
And while extraage lit around 300 brand education throughout India, the US, UAE and UK, AI-Powered Startup, bytelearn tried to revolutionize education by building AI’s assistant for mathematics teachers and students.
“Teachers struggle to provide direct and personalized feedback, track individual knowledge gaps and provide practices to improve gaps, while students do not have direct, short assistance, they need when solving math problems.
Seeing this opportunity, the assistant byte AI to carry out a heavy appointment For the teacher, “said an industrial expert.
This startup works hard to put a hole in the Edtech industry
