Byju Raveendran, a passionate educator and visionary entrepreneur, first realized his potential in education while still a teenager. As an 8th-grade maths whiz, he began tutoring 11th and 12th graders, who clamoured for his help to pass their exams. This early experience sowed the seeds of his future endeavours. Byju’s unique teaching methods (specifically in Science & Maths) and charismatic approach quickly gained popularity.
In the world of early childhood education, few names resonate as strongly as Dibber. Originating from Northern Europe, Dibber has set benchmarks in providing high-quality preschool education grounded in Nordic pedagogy. In 2023, this esteemed preschool chain embarked on a new journey, marking its entry into India, starting with Bangalore.
India’s education market presents a vibrant tapestry of opportunity for international education bodies seeking expansion. Strategic business development serves as the compass guiding organizations through the complexities of this dynamic landscape.
As India ushers in Modi 3.0 and reflects on the 2024 election outcomes, the landscape for international ventures eyeing the education sector brims with anticipation. How will Modi’s renewed mandate and the evolving political dynamics shape the future of foreign investments in Indian education?
Chandigarh University has achieved a significant milestone in the realm of higher education by becoming the first university in India to offer a collaborative business management program with Harvard University. This pioneering initiative was formalized through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed by Chandigarh University Chancellor Satnam Singh Sandhu and Kristen Maynard, Managing Director of Business Operations and Strategic Alliances at Harvard Business School (HBS) Online.
In a landmark announcement, Shrewsbury International School, renowned for its excellence in education, is set to establish its first campus in India. Located in the vibrant city of Bhopal, this prestigious institution is now inviting applications for the Academic Session 2025.
In India’s dynamic education landscape, AI-powered platforms are poised to revolutionize exam preparation and assessment.
Imagine you’re a seasoned expert in English education, exploring new horizons for investment. Picture yourself in India, a country brimming with potential and promise, especially in its rapidly growing English-speaking population.
India, with its staggering population exceeding 1.3 billion, harbors the world’s largest cohort of individuals aged between 5 and 24 years, totaling a staggering 580 million. This demographic powerhouse translates into an expansive market for the education sector, boasting over 250 million school-going students. Projections from the India Brand Equity Foundation (IBEF) estimate that by the fiscal year 2024-25, India’s education market could reach an impressive US$ 225 billion.
The Indian market is a landscape of contrasts—fertile with opportunities but fraught with challenges. For companies looking to expand, understanding this dichotomy is key to success. In this article, we delve into both the opportunities and challenges that businesses face when entering and expanding within the Indian market.
