Hi Miss Dagger, thanks a lot! I really appreciate you saying that. I've never really thought of myself as a great speaker or presenter, but your comment has given me a small confidence boost 😁 -Caleb
Hi Vedant, I'm glad that you enjoyed the video! Yes, the names are definitely tricky for me and I actually never know if I am getting them right or not, but it's nice to hear from an Indian person that I'm right more often than I'm wrong 😂 thank you! -Caleb
Ed tech should get wider apart from teaching for competitive exams, they must directly impact a student educational needs from 1 grade to till getting graduate and give career guidance as much as they can because I think most student fail due to carrier guidance that what opportunities they have available or how can they crete opportunities.
Thank you so much for your encouragement Bharambe, it means a lot. We're working on getting to that point, and hopefully in the next year or so we will see some exponential growth happening on this channel! -Caleb
I think, backstage with millionares forgot apni kaksha! Which is rocking!🔥 It Focuses on necessity of education not business and a great person said, one time that, "education isn't a business, it's a necessity."
They earn around 2-3 crores from a 2 - 3months batch by selling pre-recorded videos. If that's not business i don't know what is. If they were providing live classes it would have made more sense to ask students for 5000 rs per course.
@@sawanpatodia5095 Xcalar sells course for 3L, xoding xinjas for 1.5L & almost all creators in India promote it shamelessly. Apna College gives the quality course for 5k to students like me. Say whatever you want, they are changing the lives of students in my college.
Hi Ravishankareddi, yes, the reason we have retroactively blurred the BYJU'S logo is to avoid receiving a copyright claim from them, as we have spoken badly about a subsidiary of theirs, WhiteHat Jr. -Caleb
Yes, we have a number of Top 10 videos in the works (still on the early stages of script writing), so stay tuned for those in the coming months! -Caleb
Hi Kumaresh, Caleb here - really glad you've enjoyed our content as much as you have! I'm Canadian, and have been living in India for about 3 years now.
Hey Caleb can you please tell something about your research process, how you go about it, or some websites you follow for startup updates. Thank you. Very informative video
Hi Vansh, this is Varun from Backstage with Millionaires. I help Caleb in his research and writing process. Regarding your question, it actually depends on the type of videos we are doing. You can easily find updates related to the Indian startups from news websites like YourStory and Economic Times, and in the case of well-known startups, you can also check out their websites or blogs for details. As for videos like this one, we look for the most recent research papers or studies from reliable consulting firms and industry leaders like KPMG, NASSCOM, PwC, etc, to understand the industry and then we look at various parameters including funding, the number of customers, geographical presence, online presence, among others to select the startups that fit our criteria. This is the short version of our research process. If there is anything else you would like to know, you are always welcome to ask. :) Glad you liked the video, we are trying to keep them informative and interesting at the same time!
I have a doubt, how effective is it if we take learning online . By that considering the end result and engagement level , please help me find some related articles or data. We always had schools and now most of them are smart on the other hand we have online education kind of like accelerate the entire process and here every year comes out the less skilled graduates who probably have made a bad chosie following others or wrong course, so it all brings me to ask how effective will this all be , obliviously it's new for a lot of people.
Hi Abijith, thanks for the comment! I have always felt that, as a student, you get what you put in to education. A student who doesn't care about the course material won't have a positive learning experience, whether they are online or offline. That being said, I feel that educators have a responsibility to make the material that they are teaching interesting for their students. This is where edtech really succeeds, in my opinion. Edtech startups are agile, they are innovative, and they have a vested interest in making sure that all parties involved are satisfied: students need to enjoy using their platforms, parents need to feel that they are getting their money's worth, and the government needs to feel that the education being provided by these edtech companies is creating intelligent, learned people who will improve and contribute to society. If they are able to satisfy these parties, they make money. If they aren't, then they don't. Of course, whether edtech platforms are truly a viable alternative or even a worthy addition to traditional offline education is something that a lot of people debate about. You will find people who believe that edtech in its current form fails to prepare students for the working world, and you will also find people who think that we should close down conventional schools for good and switch over to edtech completely. I fit somewhere in between, and don't really think that there is any one definitive answer to your question about how effective edtech is. It is really up to each individual student to decide and figure out which edtech platform, if any, is right for them. Sorry, I'm not sure if this was helpful for you or not. If you have any more questions, don't hesitate to reply to my comment and let me know! -Caleb
it depends on where a child is studying. If school itself providing all services like teaching , doubt clearing , tests, night studies, additional classes etc. we better ignore online service for children. if child is studying in normal school or assume Gov school, online classes are very useful, if parents can afford fee. Recently I subscribed UnAcadamy for my children. my children getting befit from the classes. my children school is just teaching .. no night studies. so we decided spend some extra money to make children job bit easier.
Yes, which is amazing! I would never have expected an edtech company to become one of the first decacorns in India. It gives me hope that India's education system will see major reform as well as major expansion throughout India's population in the next couple of years. -Caleb
@@backstagewithmillionaires outstanding sir ! I am currently preparing for NEET UG. And the faculty of teachers are really efficient. Plus courses provide more than it requires . When it comes to live question polls and quiz system , nobody can beat them . Recently they introduced a iconic subscription but its just marketing strategy,I think. I received more than I expected.
We didn't want to get in trouble with them - we were worried they might copyright claim our video, as we had used their videos without permission. -Caleb
Hi Kartik, we blurred that portion of the video to protect ourselves as best we can from getting a copyright strike from BYJU'S, as we have made content which is critical of one of BYJU'S subsidiaries, WhiteHat Jr. -Caleb
It seems like it Geniously! India is now one of the global leaders in edtech. BYJU's and Unacademy are unicorns, and are planning to take the platforms to international markets. Many startups are following in the footsteps of these unicorns, and we will likely see the edtech space continue to grow as acceptance and adoption increases within and outside of India. -Caleb
#backstagewithmillionaires could you please make a video which are the new ed. tech. startup started in this year. how i can find, because google search is not helping much.
Hey Vamshi, don't these big edtech startups like Byju's and Unacademy offer engineering courses as well? I guess most of them just focus on the competitive exams, to get the students into jobs or colleges? Maybe this might be an opportunity for other edtech startups. -Varun
@@backstagewithmillionaires Maybe start an Ed tech to bring university level education and specialized vocational training from western countries like USA or Europe to India? This might a need huge investment though. I lost my job in the USA because of visa restrictions and I’m hopeful that my learning & development/education background will get me my next big opportunity in entrepreneurship.
Yeah, I think unfortunately education is something that a lot of countries struggle with. Which is really unfortunate, because education is so important! Hopefully online education become a globally recognised industry in the next decade, which will improve things for countries like Algeria. -Caleb
There are quite a few languages in India!!! The Five (5) states in South India have quite a bit of English Knowledge!!! The Eastern and Western States are very provincial and want to use their Mother Tounges!!! The rest of India is interested in Hindi and not in learning English!!!
Hi Venkata, good news, we've just launched our Hindi channel! We only have one video there right now, but many more will follow! th-cam.com/video/RlDrd6ktAzE/w-d-xo.html -Caleb
Great question Utkarsh😁 WhiteHat Jr came as a surprise to I think most of us, when we made the video, I hadn't even heard of this little startup that would become the talk of the town. It was the pandemic that accelerated their growth so much so that it was bought by Byju's for an insane amount. -Varun
I am a medical aspirant but I dont know why I am watching this😂😂 .....your way of explaining everything is so addictive 🙃🙃
Hi Miss Dagger, thanks a lot! I really appreciate you saying that. I've never really thought of myself as a great speaker or presenter, but your comment has given me a small confidence boost 😁 -Caleb
Thank you for the video. I also loved how you got almost all the name pronunciation on point.
Hi Vedant, I'm glad that you enjoyed the video! Yes, the names are definitely tricky for me and I actually never know if I am getting them right or not, but it's nice to hear from an Indian person that I'm right more often than I'm wrong 😂 thank you! -Caleb
10.interview bit
9.doubt nut
8.grade up
7.toppr
6.upgrad programs
5.simple learn
4.embibe
3.vedantu
2.unacademy
1.byjus
Lemme Correct For JEE/Neet prep
1) UnAcademy
2) Vedantu
3) Doubtnut
4) BYJU's (idk why I'm Giving this position it doesn't deserve this too)
@@walnut9472 byjus is worst ... they dont care about quality of education...they are here just for short term marketing gimmicks
@@walnut9472so true byju's is literal horse shit
Ed tech should get wider apart from teaching for competitive exams, they must directly impact a student educational needs from 1 grade to till getting graduate and give career guidance as much as they can because I think most student fail due to carrier guidance that what opportunities they have available or how can they crete opportunities.
PW is also one of the best EdTech startups in India .... ❤️❤️❤️
You deserve millions of views
Thank you so much for your encouragement Bharambe, it means a lot. We're working on getting to that point, and hopefully in the next year or so we will see some exponential growth happening on this channel! -Caleb
@@backstagewithmillionairesza
I think, backstage with millionares forgot apni kaksha! Which is rocking!🔥 It Focuses on necessity of education not business and a great person said, one time that, "education isn't a business, it's a necessity."
They earn around 2-3 crores from a 2 - 3months batch by selling pre-recorded videos. If that's not business i don't know what is. If they were providing live classes it would have made more sense to ask students for 5000 rs per course.
@@sawanpatodia5095 I see, I didn't knew much about it. Thank you for sharing this info.
@@sawanpatodia5095 Xcalar sells course for 3L, xoding xinjas for 1.5L & almost all creators in India promote it shamelessly. Apna College gives the quality course for 5k to students like me. Say whatever you want, they are changing the lives of students in my college.
In school's teachers are sleeping using books as a pillow in there classroom and now we have online study👍
why Byju's part of videos are hiding .. This second time I am seeing this. Any reason??
Hi Ravishankareddi, yes, the reason we have retroactively blurred the BYJU'S logo is to avoid receiving a copyright claim from them, as we have spoken badly about a subsidiary of theirs, WhiteHat Jr. -Caleb
You are really interactive in the comment section sir( this lacks in most of the youtubers nowadays)... keep it going 👍👍
Thanks Chiku, we do our best 🙂 we figure if people like yourself take time to leave comments, we should surely take time to respond to them! -Caleb
✌️✌️✌️ please keep posting more stuff like this
Yes, we have a number of Top 10 videos in the works (still on the early stages of script writing), so stay tuned for those in the coming months! -Caleb
thanks for this information
Absolutely Krunal, it's our pleasure 🙂. -Caleb
Anybody after Byjus collaborated with Aakash!
very soon 1 st position will be FOR Apni kaksha...
Good list of educational teaching and learning mediums, even some advertised so well that the one could develop a complex further still good!
awesome!
Great Insight!!!! ❤️
Thanks Aman! -Caleb
I swear your channel is very underrated:(
We'll see more growth soon I hope 😁 -Caleb
I have watched most of your startup videos and informative. May I know which country you are from?
Hi Kumaresh, Caleb here - really glad you've enjoyed our content as much as you have! I'm Canadian, and have been living in India for about 3 years now.
@@backstagewithmillionaires Great! Have a good time 👍🏼
Hey Caleb can you please tell something about your research process, how you go about it, or some websites you follow for startup updates. Thank you. Very informative video
Hi Vansh, this is Varun from Backstage with Millionaires. I help Caleb in his research and writing process.
Regarding your question, it actually depends on the type of videos we are doing. You can easily find updates related to the Indian startups from news websites like YourStory and Economic Times, and in the case of well-known startups, you can also check out their websites or blogs for details.
As for videos like this one, we look for the most recent research papers or studies from reliable consulting firms and industry leaders like KPMG, NASSCOM, PwC, etc, to understand the industry and then we look at various parameters including funding, the number of customers, geographical presence, online presence, among others to select the startups that fit our criteria. This is the short version of our research process. If there is anything else you would like to know, you are always welcome to ask. :)
Glad you liked the video, we are trying to keep them informative and interesting at the same time!
@@backstagewithmillionaires thanks a lot for the answer. Thank you 😇
Great Work!
Thanks Corentin! -Caleb
GOOD INFORMATION
Thanks a lot! -Caleb
Plz give me about top 10 ad tech company startups in india..and new ideas in ad tech industry
Thanx this is very useful video kerp it up
Sure thing Neeru, thank you for the comment! -Caleb
I have a doubt, how effective is it if we take learning online . By that considering the end result and engagement level , please help me find some related articles or data. We always had schools and now most of them are smart on the other hand we have online education kind of like accelerate the entire process and here every year comes out the less skilled graduates who probably have made a bad chosie following others or wrong course, so it all brings me to ask how effective will this all be , obliviously it's new for a lot of people.
Hi Abijith, thanks for the comment! I have always felt that, as a student, you get what you put in to education. A student who doesn't care about the course material won't have a positive learning experience, whether they are online or offline. That being said, I feel that educators have a responsibility to make the material that they are teaching interesting for their students. This is where edtech really succeeds, in my opinion. Edtech startups are agile, they are innovative, and they have a vested interest in making sure that all parties involved are satisfied: students need to enjoy using their platforms, parents need to feel that they are getting their money's worth, and the government needs to feel that the education being provided by these edtech companies is creating intelligent, learned people who will improve and contribute to society. If they are able to satisfy these parties, they make money. If they aren't, then they don't.
Of course, whether edtech platforms are truly a viable alternative or even a worthy addition to traditional offline education is something that a lot of people debate about. You will find people who believe that edtech in its current form fails to prepare students for the working world, and you will also find people who think that we should close down conventional schools for good and switch over to edtech completely. I fit somewhere in between, and don't really think that there is any one definitive answer to your question about how effective edtech is. It is really up to each individual student to decide and figure out which edtech platform, if any, is right for them.
Sorry, I'm not sure if this was helpful for you or not. If you have any more questions, don't hesitate to reply to my comment and let me know! -Caleb
it depends on where a child is studying. If school itself providing all services like teaching , doubt clearing , tests, night studies, additional classes etc. we better ignore online service for children. if child is studying in normal school or assume Gov school, online classes are very useful, if parents can afford fee. Recently I subscribed UnAcadamy for my children. my children getting befit from the classes. my children school is just teaching .. no night studies. so we decided spend some extra money to make children job bit easier.
Useful content, thanks for video
Byju's is a Decacorn now.
Yes, which is amazing! I would never have expected an edtech company to become one of the first decacorns in India. It gives me hope that India's education system will see major reform as well as major expansion throughout India's population in the next couple of years. -Caleb
Take a video on Silspro please.. It's a e-education tech platform based on Bengaluru.. in Karnataka!!
I think,
Every 7-8 out of 10 big TECH companies is based in BANGALORE.
IT's the TECH-CAPITAL OF INDIA.
I am even myself a student of unacademy plus .
Was it a positive experience Chayan? -Caleb
@@backstagewithmillionaires outstanding sir ! I am currently preparing for NEET UG. And the faculty of teachers are really efficient. Plus courses provide more than it requires . When it comes to live question polls and quiz system , nobody can beat them . Recently they introduced a iconic subscription but its just marketing strategy,I think. I received more than I expected.
me too dude. it's great to be learning from unacademy. best decision i ever took for my JEE prep.
Disturbance little before end of the video...screen turns black...
You should change the name of your TH-cam channel to " Top Indian Startup ". It will help you in getting more views.
Thanks for the tip Zestey! We'll think about the possibility of doing this.
what about bluelearn ?
Why was Byjus blurred??
We didn't want to get in trouble with them - we were worried they might copyright claim our video, as we had used their videos without permission. -Caleb
Why screen is blurred in byju’s part?
Hi Kartik, we blurred that portion of the video to protect ourselves as best we can from getting a copyright strike from BYJU'S, as we have made content which is critical of one of BYJU'S subsidiaries, WhiteHat Jr. -Caleb
thanks to jio
Is the future of Ed tech in India good enough ?
It seems like it Geniously! India is now one of the global leaders in edtech. BYJU's and Unacademy are unicorns, and are planning to take the platforms to international markets. Many startups are following in the footsteps of these unicorns, and we will likely see the edtech space continue to grow as acceptance and adoption increases within and outside of India. -Caleb
@@backstagewithmillionaires Thanks Caleb .... You guys are doing an amazing job, its so so legit !
It's not good,
*IT'S THE BEST*
@Backstage With Millionaires - How much in the markedt for editech in india? Could you please clarify again.
Quite useful, thx!
Glad you enjoyed it Mathieu 🙂 -Caleb
I think for Engineering aspirants Only Vedantu, UnAcademy and Doubtnut were relevant
#backstagewithmillionaires could you please make a video which are the new ed. tech. startup started in this year. how i can find, because google search is not helping much.
No doubt online studying helps the most 💜 it's convenient and not much costly :) saves you alot time :)
It is great that you are enjoying the experience of online studying Samriddhi. Which platform are you using for your studies?
-Varun
@@backstagewithmillionaires vedantu :) and unacademy I am not a paid subscriber thou but the video lectures help me with my styllabus alot.
It's hard to find edtech start-ups for higher education like Engineering
Hey Vamshi, don't these big edtech startups like Byju's and Unacademy offer engineering courses as well? I guess most of them just focus on the competitive exams, to get the students into jobs or colleges? Maybe this might be an opportunity for other edtech startups.
-Varun
@@backstagewithmillionaires Maybe start an Ed tech to bring university level education and specialized vocational training from western countries like USA or Europe to India? This might a need huge investment though. I lost my job in the USA because of visa restrictions and I’m hopeful that my learning & development/education background will get me my next big opportunity in entrepreneurship.
Here from Algeria. Our education is way worse
Yeah, I think unfortunately education is something that a lot of countries struggle with. Which is really unfortunate, because education is so important! Hopefully online education become a globally recognised industry in the next decade, which will improve things for countries like Algeria. -Caleb
09:21 glitch
Hi Akkahshh, we intentionally blurred the BYJU’S part (retroactively) to avoid getting a copyright strike from the company. -Caleb
@@backstagewithmillionaires Thought so
Yeah nobody knows when Byjus are going to file a suit
Physics wallah destroyed their market 😄 🤣
There are quite a few languages in India!!! The Five (5) states in South India have quite a bit of English Knowledge!!! The Eastern and Western States are very provincial and want to use their Mother Tounges!!! The rest of India is interested in Hindi and not in learning English!!!
Hi Venkata, good news, we've just launched our Hindi channel! We only have one video there right now, but many more will follow! th-cam.com/video/RlDrd6ktAzE/w-d-xo.html -Caleb
😮😯
And the report is not legit.
Blurjus😅
🤣🤣🤣
Why Not White Hat Jr. 😅
Great question Utkarsh😁
WhiteHat Jr came as a surprise to I think most of us, when we made the video, I hadn't even heard of this little startup that would become the talk of the town. It was the pandemic that accelerated their growth so much so that it was bought by Byju's for an insane amount.
-Varun
Unacademy is only surviving due to Roman saini
How so Harsh?
-Varun
@@backstagewithmillionaires he attracts all the upsc aspirant and various alumni teachers
On this same vid, I got a byju's ad 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hola ,Espeŕanto!
Add white hat jr
Where is white hat jr😂😂😂
Hi Prabhas, we actually made this video before Whitehat Jr. Was acquired. -Caleb
@@backstagewithmillionaires Thank God! its just scam and not a good edtech startup. Anyhow, you knew better what i am refering.... Keep up good work.
White hat junior is part of big scam byjus
Add physics wallaha 😂
All these start-ups are crap. We want KHAN ACADEMY like start ups!
Why are you stuck with India only. What about USA because you yourself in an American. Don’t you like your country??
Hi Sanket, how much would you be willing to bet that I'm an American? -Caleb
@@backstagewithmillionaires 🤔😁