Vedantu, which last month refuted rumors of it considering a sale to Byju’s, said on Wednesday it has raised $100 million in its Series E ... 3:31 AM PDT · September 29, 2021.

Vedantu, a Bangalore-based startup that operates a learning app aimed at students aged between 12 to 18, has secured an additional $24 million as part of ... 2:34 AM PST · February 13, 2020.

He asserted that Vedantu is not up for sale--at least for now. Krishna termed all such news an ‘unnecessary distraction’ for the company. ... Updated 7 Aug 2021, 06:31 AM IST.

Vedantu, on the other hand, claims to have 25 Mn monthly active users, 500+ teachers, and 6 Mn learners for its live classes per month in over 40 countries. Instasolv was founded by Aditya Singhal ...

Edtech unicorn Vedantu Innovation Pvt Ltd has widened its losses as the revenues jumped by 80%. The company’s losses increased to Rs 696.3 crore in the last financial year (FY22), about 13% higher as ...

EdTech Major Vedantu Lays Off 424 Employees: ‘I Am Truly Sorry’, Says CEO This is Vedantu's second round of layoffs, as the edtech unicorn in May laid off 200 employees or about 3.5% of its ...

Tiger Global-backed edtech unicorn  Vedantu  has acquired a majority stake in Deeksha (Ace Creative Learning) at a deal size of $40 million. Founded in 1998, Deeksha is a test preparation ...

Edtech unicorn Vedantu is preparing for an IPO in 2023-24, with the mission of building a long-term sustainable company, with focus on innovation and impact. Brands. Discover. Events.

Updated - April 28, 2022 at 08:53 PM. | Bengaluru, April 28 Edtech unicorn, Vedantu, has cut its course fee to Rs 10 per hour under its new Augmented Interactive (Ai) LIVE classes.

Deeksha Vedantu proudly celebrates the exceptional achievements of its students in the JEE Advanced 2025 results. Leading the way from Karnataka is Daksh Tayaliya, a student from the Vedantu ...

CHENNAI: Edtech startup Vedantu has acquired a majority stake in Deeksha, a test preparation platform for boards and competitive exams for 11th and 12th grade students, in a $40 million deal.