Vedantu has launched Ved, an AI-powered personal mentor, which aims to improve student outcomes. The platform offers four features: conversational academic help with curated ‘LearnLists’, ‘LectureLens ...
The launch of Ved marks a new chapter in digital education, aiming to bridge the gap between scalable lessons and one-on-one mentorship for students across India. Ved integrates the expertise of ...
Edtech platform Vedantu has secured $11 million in fresh funding from existing investors as part of a larger ongoing round led by ABC World Asia with participation from Accel India and Omidyar. This ...
Online tutoring platform Vedantu Innovations Pvt Ltd, which became a startup unicorn in 2021, is planning a new round of investment at a much lower valuation than the $1-billion tag it commanded at ...
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, a leading online EdTech platform, has announced a significant expansion of its services with a plan to open 30 plus Offline centres for JEE, NEET, and Foundation courses spanning multiple ...
Over the past few years, TCL has emerged as one of the fastest-growing TV brands here in the U.S. Today, it’s recognized as the No. 2 market-share leader in TVs behind only Samsung. One reason is that ...
Edtech unicorn Vedantu has fired another 385 employees, taking its total layoff count for the year to over 1,000, according to a person familiar with the matter. The Bengaluru-headquartered firm's ...
Edtech company Vedantu is cutting workforce in India like anything, it seems that the company has failed to raise winter funding, and that’s the reason it has joined the blood bath. According to the ...
Edtech firm Vedantu has acquired a majority stake in test preparation platform Ace Creative Learning, which operates under the Deeksha brand, for $40 million (about Rs 330 crore), the company said on ...
Online tutoring company Vedantu on Wednesday said it had laid off more than 400 employees or about 7 per cent of its workforce as Indian startups, across sectors, reel under a downturn that could slam ...
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