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 ...

Reacting to reports of Bengaluru Police summoning Vedantu founders in fraud allegations, CEO Vamsi Krishna has called it a case of corruption.

Image Credits: Frédéric Soltan / Corbis / Getty Images India’s Vedantu scores $24M more for its online tutoring service Manish Singh 2:34 AM PST · February 13, 2020 ...

Vedantu drops its course prices by a fifth Starts interactive classes at Rs 5,000 per year, which earlier cost Rs 25,000 and above ...

Vedantu acquires doubt solving app Instasolv According to Vedantu, the acquisition will enhance its doubt-solving and reinforce presence in tier 2 and Tier 3 markets.

Vedantu, valued at over $1 billion, offers online education and live interacting classes to its customers. It is also backed by investors such as Singapore’s ABC World Asia, Legend Capital, Omidyar ...

Krishna termed all such news an ‘unnecessary distraction’ for the company. He asserted that Vedantu is not up for sale--at least for now.

Vedantu’s consolidated operating revenue grew by a fifth, while its losses narrowed by over half for the fiscal year ended March 2024.

Edtech startup Vedantu has fully acquired doubt-solving platform Instasolv after having invested $2 million in the Noida-based startup in 2020.

Bengaluru-based online tutoring startup Vedantu, on Monday (February 22), announced that it acquired doubt solving app Instasolv for an undisclosed amount. Prior to this, in June 2020, Instasolv ...