Indian edtech Vedantu has acquired a majority stake in education chain Deeksha for $40 million, the latest in local online learning platforms’ growing attempts at tapping opportunities in the offline ...
Online learning platform Vedantu has raised $100 million in a new financing round and has become the latest Indian startup to become a unicorn following a year of strong growth. Vedantu, which last ...
Vedantu offers live classes to students from 3 to 18 years, augmenting school lessons or helping them to prepare for India’s competitive engineering and medical school entrance exams. It plans to use ...
Vedantu CEO Vamsi Krishna claimed the edtech startup turned profitable with INR 6 Cr in free cash flow at the end of FY25 after several phases of cost restructuring The acquisition of coaching ...
Bengaluru-based online tutoring startup Vedantu has raised $100 Mn in Series D funding round. The company said that the investment was led by US-based investment firm Coatue with participation from ...
Vamsi Krishna, CEO and co-founder of Vedantu, says he has always had a restless curiosity and a deep desire to make an impact. Even while doing his B.Tech at IIT Bombay from 2001 to 2005, he was drawn ...
Bengaluru-based edtech startup Vedantu achieved profitability in the quarter ended March 2025, with collections rising 67% year-on-year to Rs 90 crore, cofounder and CEO Vamsi Krishna announced on ...
The launch of Ved marks a new chapter in digital education, aiming to bridge the gap between scalable lessons and one-on-one mentorship for students across India. Ved integrates the expertise of ...
Vedantu has launched Ved, an AI-powered personal mentor, which aims to improve student outcomes. The platform offers four features: conversational academic help with curated ‘LearnLists’, ‘LectureLens ...
Vedantu, the pioneer in LIVE online learning, announced the launch of Ved, an AI-powered personal mentor that makes personalised, human-like academic guidance accessible to every student. Built on ...
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