Elevate Education Secures Rs 170 Cr In Series D From WestBridge Capital – BW Disrupt
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Category: Educational Startups
Elevate Education Raises ₹170 Crore Series D Funding from WestBridge Capital to Expand AI-Powered Higher Education Platform – Indian Startup Times
Gurugram-based higher education platform Elevate Education (formerly Sunstone) has secured ₹170 crore in a Series D funding round from WestBridge…
upGrad Gets CCI Approval for Unacademy Acquisition
The Competition Commission of India (CCI) has approved upGrad’s proposed acquisition of Unacademy, removing a key regulatory hurdle for one of…
U of T, McMaster Announce Early-Stage Life Sciences Venture Fund With Genesys Capital – Business Wire
U of T, McMaster Announce Early-Stage Life Sciences Venture Fund With Genesys Capital Business Wire Source link
17-year-old Class 12 student from J&K builds Rs 5 crore AI startup in six months
At an age when most students are focused on board exams and college admissions, 17-year-old Imran Chaudhary from Jammu and…
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Engineering job guarantee ‘died in 2020’: Founder’s post reignites CS degree debate
As artificial intelligence rapidly reshapes software development and hiring, a startup founder’s sharp critique of India’s computer science education system…
10 new startups emerge from the University of Washington, with healthcare dominating the lineup – GeekWire
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Imran Choudhary earns global honours for AI-driven education startup – MSN
Imran Choudhary earns global honours for AI-driven education startup MSN Source link
What EdTech founders get wrong about global scale | Startups Magazine
Scaling an education product globally sounds like a distribution problem. Build a good product, translate it, find local partners, launch.…
Monsha’at Concludes EdTech & Assessment Hackathon with 197 Participants and 35 Startup Projects – إنت عربي | entARABI
Monsha’at Wraps Up EdTech & Assessment Hackathon with 197 Innovators and 35 Startup Projects The event showcased AI-powered education solutions…
Space startups boom fuels race for specialised talent, graduates with domain expertise – EducationTimes.com
Space policy reforms introduced in 2020-21 have led to rapid ecosystem growth. The number of registered space startups has grown from just one in 2014 to…
Jammu and Kashmir’s Imran Choudhary Gains International Recognition for AI Education Startup – The CSR Journal
Jammu and Kashmir’s Imran Choudhary Gains International Recognition for AI Education Startup The CSR Journal Source link
Imran Choudhary from Rajouri wins global praise for AI Startup – YourStory.com
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Imran Choudhary earns global honours for AI-driven education startup
J-K: Rajouri’s young entrepreneur Imran Choudhary earns global recognition for AI education startup Rajouri: Putting Jammu and Kashmir’s Rajouri district…
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Teen entrepreneur from Rajouri puts J&K on global AI map with EdTech startup
BlackRock-linked program underscoring his global recognition.”>Built by a small team, the startup reached a ₹5 crore valuation in six months…
IIT Gandhinagar’s new BTech model replaces one semester with real-world work
What if engineering students could spend an entire semester solving real workplace problems instead of sitting in classrooms? That is…