Edtech

In 2022, the Indonesian startup helped 483 educators advance their online teaching skills.

The edtech startup, whose innovations were featured at the recent B20 business summit, harnesses technology in education to boost economic activity post-COVID-19.

With over 2,000 colleges and universities on its app, along with personalized feedback from experts, students can easily apply to their dream university.

The development comes barely a week after a dozen edtech firms came together to create and adopt a self-regulatory code of conduct.

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.