BENGALURU -- India's educational technology companies are overhauling their business models as they bid to turn the page on a severe downturn in the sector, with many hoping Physics Wallah's listing ...

Practise this CBSE Class 12 Physics sample paper for board exam 2026 and cross-check with the solutions to calculate how much you can score. Also, check out the details of the CBSE Class 12 Physics ...

Physics Wallah, an edtech firm which has been in the spotlight for its IPO plans, sparked outrage in Jammu and Kashmir, for an advertisement which reportedly featured its faculty driving SUVs through ...

Allegations of silent terminations at edtech startup Physics Wallah (PW) have surfaced over recent months, with multiple former employees seeking to campaign against their terminations. The ...

Allegations of ‘silent terminations’ at edtech company Physics Wallah (PW) have surfaced in recent months, with several former employees alleging that their dismissals were abrupt and lacked due ...

Viral Video: Controversy has broken out in North Kashmir's Baramulla district following a viral video which purportedly showed a teacher engaged in inappropriate behaviour, leading to widespread ...

Zerodha, India’s largest brokerage by number of users, has spotted a unique risk in Physics Wallah’s draft IPO papers filed with India’s market regulator. Physics Wallah has filed draft IPO papers to ...

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Edtech firm Physics Wallah will provide free foundational to advanced-level coaching for JEE and NEET to students of Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalayas and Simultala Awasiya Vidyalayas in Bihar. The ...

Edtech giant Physics Wallah has confidentially filed for an initial public offering (IPO) that could raise as much as $500 million, according to a report by IFR. The company in October 2024 said it ...

“What is the colour of a parrot?” a teacher asked six-year-old Alakh Pandey. He replied, “orange.” “I was a lost child, always daydreaming. I had zero talent,” Pandey says. The poor exam results were ...