My colleague is byju customer and he got byju for his son because all his apartment people do it for their kids, it sort of showed responsible parents. It coste

My colleague is byju customer and he got byju for his son because all his apartment people do it for their kids, it sort of showed responsible parents. It costed him a Rs.70k. He is well off so it's fine for him. It's just a online tution centre, that's it backed by pretty powerful people to make money during a IPO. What happens after IPO is another story, look at SChand IPO was Rs.700 now it's at Rs.70. Now they have to tie up with college or govt to give undergraduate certificates and hook some companies for employment already most colleges do that. School or college experience is gone. I won't call it scam, it just sent out of hand. What happens when Nobel person meets VCs.