The edtech pivot: from consumer apps to B2B upskilling platforms in 2026
After Byju's collapse, India's edtech survivors are pivoting to B2B upskilling, vernacular learning, and enterprise partnerships. Here is the 2026 operating model.
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Is an Indian degree still competitive in 2026? Global employers say not yet
Global employer surveys still rank most Indian degrees below regional peers in 2026.
Stop calling it a skills gap. In India it is a wage gap
Employers say graduates lack skills. The government's own data says most graduates are working below their qualifications, on pay that has not kept pace with their degrees. That is a different problem.
NIRF penalised bad research this year. The deeper fix is self-reported data
India's ranking framework added a penalty for retracted papers in 2025, its first real admission that the scores can be gamed. The unaudited, self-reported data underneath is the part still waiting for reform.