4. Introduction to BYJUs
Think & Learn Pvt. Ltd is a company
established in 2008 by Byju
Raveendran. He has completed
Mechanical Engineering and scored 100
percentiles twice in the CAT exam.
Initially, he started BYJU's classes, just
like any other coaching center but his
classes become popular very soon. The
main focus of the company was the K-
12 Segment and was focused on
building a strong team of experts across
content, media, and technology to create
world-class learning content.
5. Journey of BYJUs
2005
Coaching Center
250 students to 15000 students
30th November, 2011
Incorporation
2015
Launched the App
2016
Became the first Asian company
to receive investment from Chan-
Zuckerberg Initiative
2017
Launched K-5 App for 4th and
5th grades
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7. Size of Industry
The online education market in India was valued at
$529 million in 2018 and is expected to reach $4888
million or $4.8 billion by 2024, expanding at a CAGR
of ~43.85% during the 2019-2024 period.
According to industry experts, the future of education
in India will depend on online courses. Currently half of
the population is actually under 25 years of age and
India is expected to be facing a shortage of 250 million
skilled workers by 2022. India is already the second-
largest market for E-Learning after the United States.
8. Segments of E-Learning Industry
K-12 Students
College Students
Job Seekers
Working Professionals
(Reskilling &
Certifications)
10. Mission & Vision
BYJUs started creating systems and learning experiences which made
learning fun and easy. He made learning accessible, effective,
engaging, and personalized. It made learning contextual and visual and
not just theoretical. He leveraged technology and data science for a
truly personalized experience for students.
BYJU'S vision was to complete a learning experience that integrates
classes from the best of the teachers, assessments, and assignments
which are personalized for every student, along with in-depth analysis
and recommendations.
11. Customers
BYJU's reports to have 33 million
users overall, 2.2 million annual
paid subscribers, and an annual
retention rate of 85%. The target
segment of BYJU’s is K-12 and
the students preparing for
competitive exams such as IAS,
CAT, JEE, NEETS, etc.
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Strength Weakness Opportunities Threats
Market Reach
Unavailability
of the content
in different
languages
Availability
of skilled
candidates
Competition
effecting the
prices
15. BYJU’S has secured nearly $785 million
funding from investors, including Sequoia
Capital India, Chan Zuckerberg Initiative
(CZI), Tencent, Sofina, Lightspeed Venture
Partners, Brussels-based family office
Verlinvest, development finance institution
IFC, Napsters Ventures, CPPIB, and
General Atlantic.
Financial Analysis