Edtech

BLinC has invested nearly USD 40 million (INR 3 billion) in 25 startups across edtech and fintech over seven years.

The startup aims to have 40,000 registered users by the end of 2021.

Vedantu became the 28th startup to join the elite billion-dollar club in India this year.

Chinese regulators have severely limited for-profit education services.

Singapore-based education platforms contend with tough market conditions at home and abroad.

Maqsad’s team has already run two pilots in the first half of 2021 and aims to launch their platform later this year.

Byju’s has set aside USD 1 billion to invest in the American edtech market over the next three years.

Apna has emerged as the fastest Indian startup to turn into a unicorn—in just 21 months—while MPL is the second gaming unicorn in the country.