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Reimagining tech education with a Plaksha touch Every year, 1.3 million engineers graduate in the country from various engineering colleges around the country. Vineet Gupta believes that at least 70 per cent if not more are unemployable because of the way the subject is taught and also because industry requirements have dramatically changed from what

“India’s demand for foreign education remains unscathed despite the pandemic” – says Vineet Gupta of Jamboree Education Prior to 2020, before our lives were turned upside down by the coronavirus pandemic, over 750k Indians had preferred to go abroad for higher education in 2019. This number dropped to about 250k in 2020 owing to the

“Ed-tech not entirely a bubble, will play key role in modernizing Indian education,” says Vineet Gupta, Jamboree Education When the pandemic arrived, education was subjected to a sudden disruption, which no one saw coming. With a virus on the loose and close contact touted as the reason for the spread, schools and universities across the

Plaksha University In 2015, Vineet Gupta and several prominent technology entrepreneurs came together with the idea of building an institution that would re-imagine science and technology education for India and the world. Their belief was that the current disciplines of engineering education and the way engineering is taught, are inadequate to prepare students for twenty