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iXRLabs, a Virtual Reality (VR) edtech startup for higher education, has raised $800,000 in a seed funding round led by an angel investor from the infrastructure development industry. The startup …
Virtual reality startup iXRLabs raises $800K in a seed round Read More
Gurgaon-based edtech startup Uolo has raised $22.5 million in a Series A funding round led by UAE-based VC fund Winter Capital, along with the participation from existing investors Blume Ventures …
B2B edtech startup Uolo raises $22.5M in a Series A round Read More
GoStudent — the Austria-based late-stage Tutor marketplace which has raised $686.3 million (and attained a €3BN valuation) to date — has acquired Germany-based Studienkreis, a traditional tutoring company, founded in …
GoStudent uses its warchest to acquire large network of traditional tutoring centres in Europe Read More
Hyderabad-based online courses platform Hunar Online Courses today said it has onboarded Bollywood actor and entrepreneur Shilpa Shetty Kundra as an investor and brand ambassador. Founded in 2013 by Nishtha …
Bollywood actor Shilpa Shetty Kundra joins Hunar Online Courses as an investor and brand ambassador Read More
Amazon will be shutting down Amazon Academy, an online learning platform it launched in India for high-school students last year, the company said Thursday. The retailer says it will wind …
Amazon to shut down its online learning platform in India Read More
Engineering-focused edtech startup Skill-Lync has acquired experiential learning platform Crio for tech careers. With this acquisition, Crio will operate as an independent brand under the Skill-Lync Group. Post-acquisition, the founders …
Edtech startup Skill-Lync acquires Crio Read More
Edtech startup Adda247, which recently scooped up $35 million led by WestBridge, registered a 68% growth in scale during FY22. Like several growth stage companies, the company managed to grow …
Adda247 posts Rs 61.5 Cr revenue in FY22, losses soared 90% Read More