Edtech

India is creating a regulatory framework for online education companies to prevent a monopoly and the exploitation of students.

The startup currently operates in Jakarta, and has plans to take its services across the country.

In the first nine months of 2021, Indian edtech startups raised USD 3.3 billion compared to a total of USD 2.22 billion in 2020.

Byju’s has acquired nine startups since the beginning of 2021.

After crackdown, school operators venture into clothing and farm equipment.

Fintech and edtech companies flock to Asia’s welcoming Silicon Island.

China’s changing regulatory and business environment pose great challenges to ByteDance’s future.

BLinC Invest believes the growth in the Indian edtech sector is underpinned by increasing digitization, awareness, funding, and government policy support.