Bangalore-based Unacademy will add more educators to its online learning platform, which claims to be India’s largest, after closing a $21 million Series C. The funding comes from Sequoia India, SAIF ...

Edtech unicorn Unacademy has rolled out its language learning app in India, initially offering Spanish to learners. Co-founder and CEO Gaurav Munjal said the app will add French, German, and Indian ...

Bengaluru/Mumbai: Founder Gaurav Munjal is expected to hold a larger stake in Airlearn, Unacademy’s artificial intelligence (AI)-powered language learning app, than he currently does in the parent ...

Edtech startup Unacademy has unveiled UnacademyX, a new paltform for UPSC aspirants. The new platform plans to offer gamified and immersive learning experiences, Unacademy CEO Gaurav Munjal tweeted on ...

Unacademy's buyback signals an attempt by the company to reward and retain talent after two years of turmoil owing to the ...

Unacademy is preparing for a significant leadership transition, with co-founders Gaurav Munjal and Roman Saini expected to exit day-to-day operations over the next few months, people familiar with the ...

DON’T UN-DERESTIMATE: Unacademy, a Bangalore, India-based online course platform, has raised $50 million in a Series D round from Steadview Capital, Sequoia India, Nexus Venture Partners and Blume ...

In less than a year, Cohesive has gone from a SaaS product for software developers to a SaaS marketplace and now to AI-generated content Cohesive says it will serve four key verticals or functions ...

UNACADEMY, a Bengaluru-based startup behind an online learning platform where instructors can create video courses, has raised $11.5 million in a Series B round led by Sequoia India and SAIF Partners.

Unacademy, once one of India’s best-known edtech startups, may now be worth less than $500 million, 85% less than its pandemic-era peak valuation, as the company undergoes a steep reset and explores ...

Edtech leader Unacademy has launched a ₹50 crore ESOP buyback for employees, shortly after reversing a controversial stock option policy.