India Education Market
February 2019
A total of $15B was earmarked for the education sector for 2019- 20. Four Indian startups are among the finalists for the Next Billion Prize. Byju’s acquires Osmo, a play- based learning start-up.
3 March 2019
The Indian government has allocated an extra USD $15B to education for the 2019-20 budget, targeted at encouraging school attendance of 5-6 year olds in rural areas. Meanwhile, Indian EdTech solutions are being recognised globally, with four of the nation’s startups being selected as finalists in a global prize. Lastly, India’s only EdTech Unicorn, Byju, spends $120M on a U.S. play-based learning startup.
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