How big is BharatPe to fail?

ET just published a story on BharatPe raising $100M soon (or at least beginning the process to). I’ve heard business is growing well despite exits. How do you feel? Do you think the company is going to come good and stabilize as a fintech leader?

To all the people who blindly criticize the product, I think product is good. You should look into some videos on how science concepts are explained by Byjus Team on YouTube ROI- Cost of Byjus is about Rs 15 a Day, or about Rs 1600 per month..( Rs80,000 course of 5 years) Education as per UN as the highest ROI compared to any other investment. Bring up your questions and blind criticism. Remember if Byjus fails startup ecosystem will break down.

This is an interesting trend fully driven by VCs/board

I have see many lists of places to work at. Let’s create a list of companies not to work at. Please post the company name and the experience of working their.

Kunal Shah’s first startup Freecharge was a disaster for everyone except early investors and himself. Freecharge failed the test of time and miserably folded while Kunal Shah became the gyaan king of Indian startup ecosystem. What would happen if Cred also folds which is quite a possibility? I guess that will be the irreversible bubble burst for Indian startup ecosystem. Thoughts?

Lets bet on estimated date?

30% of engineers will be gone. 50% of higher managenment will be gone. List contains a total of 80 devs/managers/directors/Vp/CTO from Tech team, reducing the Tech Team size to merely 130. How does byjus justify their valuation, when there is no value ?

I’m looking to switch to B2C FinTech startups in India with good product and team! Do suggest if you know which one are those A quick background: founding product and business lead at web3 stealth startup, before worked in web2 FinTech