The Noida-based company, which offers school courses as well as test prep for entrance exams to engineering and medical ...
The Indian edtech startup ended its first day as a public company on a high, with its shares closing 44% higher than they were listed for, indicating that the country's edtech sector may still recover ...
CHENNAI (Reuters) - Physics Wallah has raised $210 million, more than doubling its estimated worth to $2.8 billion, the Indian education technology platform said on Friday, at a time when the rest of ...
Physics Wallah, an Indian edtech startup, has secured $210 million in fresh financing amid a tough funding environment for edtech companies in the country following the collapse of Byju’s, once the ...
PW Skills, the skilling division of Physics Wallah (PW), India’s leading edtech platform, is excited to announce the launch of its new Full Stack Web Development Program in an offline-hybrid format.
In a creative twist to teaching, a Physics Wallah teacher has captured attention for using his own body to explain a chemistry concept during a class. The teacher demonstrated the concept of chirality ...
The shares of PhysicsWallah jumped further to its day's high after making a strong market debut on November 18, significantly beating grey market expectations. However, the stock then saw partial ...
Allegations of ‘silent terminations’ at edtech company Physics Wallah (PW) have surfaced in recent months, with several former employees alleging that their dismissals were abrupt and lacked due ...
The startup floated ‘PW School of Startups’ and also set up a $11.9 Mn (INR 100 Cr) fund to back more than 100 startups in August Aarambh is a 5-day offline programme specifically designed for school ...
Physics Wallah has shared a video claiming the NEET topper to be a student of their online coaching class.(Instagram) The online coaching platform Physics Wallah has claimed that the topper of the ...
Ed-tech teachers in India are known to employ unusual methods to help their students understand tricky concepts. From using Bollywood songs about scientific names to making Hindi mnemonic devices to ...
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