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JEET AI: A Hindi-First AI Tutor at ₹1,499 a Month
JEET AI promises a personal teacher for ₹1,499 a month, in Hindi first. Independent evidence on AI and learning suggests the teaching claim deserves scrutiny.
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AI upskilling: why India’s executives are back in class
Experienced Indian professionals are returning to AI-focused study in rising numbers. We separate the documented trend from a provider’s promotional pitch.
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AI skills gap: Imarticus, IIT Kanpur launch courses
Imarticus Learning and E&ICT Academy, IIT Kanpur have launched a certificate portfolio for undergraduates. We examine the AI skills gap it targets and the credential it confers.
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AI in business strategy: IIT Delhi’s new batch
IIT Delhi’s CEP has opened Batch 6 of its advanced strategic management programme, which includes AI in business strategy. We look at the AI angle and what the certificate means.
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AI video avatars: Leadde’s bet on the classroom
Leadde AI turns course materials into narrated lessons with AI video avatars and a content-aware presenter. We look at the market — and the consent, accuracy and disclosure questions it leaves open.
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SAP Learning Enters a Railway University: What the Curriculum Deal Actually Delivers
17 learning journeys, free certification attempts worth ₹80,000-plus per student — and a package that closely matches what SAP already gives away to any university in its alliance program.
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Raptee.HV EV Centre of Excellence: Building Talent or Building Brand?
Raptee.HV launched an EV Centre of Excellence at Rajalakshmi Engineering College for Rs 50 lakh — 3.3% of Bajaj’s Rs 15 crore VIT investment. T30 sales remain undisclosed seven months after deliveries began. Is this genuine talent development or brand-building by a startup with no commercial milestones?
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ISFB Finance & AI Program: Imarticus Launches India’s First Finance-AI Postgraduate Course
ISFB’s 50-week Finance & AI Program claims to be India’s first. But IIM Calcutta has run FinTech and AI executive programs since 2019, and the press release omits program fees, placement outcomes, and fintech partnership specifics. Here’s what the announcement doesn’t tell you.