A relatively silent EdTech unicorn & journey - anybody knows more about Eruditus?

Most Edtech startups seem to be providing very little value, and are pure sales machines. Learning is super important, and I’m beginning to realise I’ve not done any structured online learning in the longest times (Coursera early days, Bucky Roberts on YouTube etc.) Wanted to know if any of you have tried out online courses somewhere and have had a genuinely good learning experience?

Most edtechs have been infamous for mis-selling, poor teaching , etc but are there any good startups who are doing great work?

You know the stereotypical Edtech startup - sales-driven, promises good placements, no quality control, overpriced AF. Is there any company who's actually focusing on building something valuable in this space?

Graphy has forced a 30% salary cut on each employee to achieve profitability this year. This cut will be applicable from February onwards until 7-8 months. Truly a sad time for the Edtech ecosystem.

Working for one of the leading EdTech platforms. Ever wondered what goes on here or want to know things from the other side AMA and I’ll try answering as much as I can.

As the title says. Have worked close to 10 years now in this industry. Can answer on how sales, marketing and operations work here. Never had visibility on funding etc but have seen the ill effects of toxic VC money

The offline coaching industry in India is one of the most profitable and lucrative businesses so why does Edtech giants like Byju's, unacademy fail to replicate the in profitability terms.

I'm tired of people calling everything in edtech a scam, of course the companies don't help themselves by their bs marketing and unattainable placement claims and other bullshit But I'm genuinely curious as to what grapers/ grapies / viners find to be not a scam in edtech ?

VC here. Doing this for fun. Don't take all views seriously.