
India’s coaching industry: Growth, challenges, and the need for regulation
The HinduThe Chairman of Veranda Learning, Suresh Kalpathi, is a man of few words, despite a vast vocabulary arising from the best of schooling, graduation from IIT-Madras and Masters from a U.S. university. Look beyond Veranda Learning, and you are looking at an ecosystem unique to India, in the form of coaching, training and upskilling outside the familiar environs of school or college. Prof. Vineet Pandey’s Sahitya Classes trains students for UGC NET, GATE, SET and other exams, Fortune Academy in Kerala is known for IAS coaching. Veranda Learning, which acquired Edureka, Chennai RACE and many other training brands including JK Shah Classes and LOGIC, prepares students for careers in Information Technology, IAS, CA, Banking, TNPSC, KPSC and SSC. To a time when students gathered at a sports stadium to hear him explain concepts in such a way even backbenchers could comprehend; to his company Think & Learn attracting investment from Indian and global PEs and scaling to a valuation of USD 22 billion; to acquiring top education brands in the U.S. which no Indian company had attempted till date.
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