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Best Educational Apps For CBSE Students

Sneha Santra May 19 2018 - 3 min read

In today’s digital world, there is no limit to gaining education. Android apps have taken over every aspect of our lives. There are more than 100 apps on Google Play Store devoted to preparation material for CBSE exams. These apps target for high quality, engaging and accessible education with fun learning sessions they provide. Here’s ...

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IFC invests USD 15 mn on Byju's

Franchise India Bureau Sep 29 2017 - 2 min read

Ed-tech startup Byju's has raised USD15 million from International Finance Corporation (IFC), the World Bank's private-sector investment arm.In July that Byju's was close to raising between USD25 million and USD50 million for international expansion, and had named IFC as one of four potential investors. IFC had also made a disclosure on its website at the ...

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?Byju’s raises $30 million from Brussels-based Verlinvest

Franchise India Bureau Sep 29 2017 - 1 min read

Education technology start-up Byju’s (Think and Learn Pvt. Ltd) has raised about $30 million from Brussels-based family office Verlinvest, in a move that will give the company significant firepower to expand business, the sources revealed.One of the source said, "Verlinvest is coming in at a higher valuation than the last round, at about $600 million. ...

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Low cost Technology for Education

Reetika Bose Sep 29 2017 - 3 min read

Indian Education Congress 2017 witnessed a One To One session with two of the learned minds, expressing their views and opinions on how spending less on Education can equally do wonders in this sphere.The One to One session was anchtwo panelists Mr. Pradeep Khanna, Founder & CEO, Global Mindset and Mr. Pramod Kumar, State Programme Officer, Directorate ...

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How to create the teacher-technology advantage

Uttara.J. Malhotra Sep 29 2017 - 3 min read

According to a latest New Work Order report, ‘teachers worldwide will be seen spending fewer hours lecturing and will instead use technology to facilitate "self-directed learning. Lesson facilitation and planning will take up 14 hours of a teachers' work week in 2030, compared to four hours in 2006. At the same time, only about one ...

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