Alakh Pandey, fondly called Physics Wallah and the founder of an Edtech unicorn with the same name, was 22 when he dropped out of his third year in college to teach physics. Dropping out of college ...
Indian education technology startup Physics Wallah announced on Friday that it had raised $210 million at a valuation of $2.8 billion. Physics Wallah CEO Alakh Pandey said the company would use the ...
As entrepreneurial landscape continues to expand across India with new start-ups popping up ever so frequently, success stories of those from Harvard or Columbia University, or the country’s premier ...
Success stories in India’s edtech sector tends to follow a familiar script: rapid growth, aggressive funding, and, often, an equally sharp correction. But every once in a while, a different kind of ...
Alakh Pandey, the face of India’s edtech unicorn Physics Wallah, has rewritten the rules of wealth creation. According to the Hurun India Rich List 2025, Pandey’s net worth soared 223 percent in just ...
With profits in FY21 and FY22, Alakh Pandey-led PW said it would buck the cashburning approach of edtech giants, but with its product strategy in the past year, it’s now very similar to BYJU’S, ...
The trailer of Hello Bachchon draws inspiration from the journey of educator Alakh Pandey and his impact on students. Viineet Kumar Singh plays the lead role in this education-driven Netflix series ...
Alakh Pandey's Physics Wallah recently launched ‘Copilot for Functional Teams’ course, which has already received over 200,000 views on YouTube. PhysicsWallah, founded by Alakh Pandey and Prateek ...
PhysicsWallah is talking with multiple PE investors for the funding round; existing shareholders GSV Ventures and WestBridge Capital will also increase their stakes The Alakh Pandey-led startup, last ...
Indian education technology startup Physics Wallah announced on Friday that it had raised $210 million as it looks to expand its business, in part via acquisitions, amid troubles in the sector. The ...
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