Edtech platform, Jaro Education has collaborated with Wharton Interactive, an initiative of the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania with the aim to bring Ivy League learning experience to India. 

Jaro Education IPO: The offer will comprise a fresh issue of shares worth Rs 330 crore and an offer for sale worth Rs 270 crore by its founder Sanjay Salunkhe 

First-of-its-kind collaboration in India which will provide a gamified and experiential learning experience in the executive education space

Jaro Education, one of the leading education technology startups offering world-class executive education for working professionals, has announced its collaboration with Wharton Interactive, an initiative of the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania with the aim to bring Ivy League learning experience to India.

The report reveals that generative AI is increasingly integrated into organizations, causing changes in operational paradigms. Over the past year, adoption of generative AI has grown across all sectors, and most organizations embrace generative AI among their employees, with only 3% enforcing a complete ban on publicly available generative AI tools in the workplace

Businesses are employing artificial intelligence (AI) in a variety of ways to improve efficiencies, save time and decrease costs. With continued advancements, AI is quickly becoming a precious resource for companies across industries. To better understand how businesses use AI tools, Forbes Advisor surveyed 600 business owners using or planning to incorporate AI in business. The results revealed AI’s impact on areas such as cybersecurity, fraud management, content production and customer support, including the use of top chatbots.

Ranjita Raman, CEO of Jaro Education, reflects in BRIEF23 on 2022 as a year of profitable growth. She stresses the need to balance expansion with stability and evolve by adopting future-critical skills. An IIM Ahmedabad alumna with 14+ years in edtech, Ranjita rose swiftly to lead Jaro to the forefront of the industry.

AI adoption is already remarkably widespread among U.S. businesses. And although AI will likely impact most workers directly, it remains to be seen to what extent this new technology will augment or replace people’s jobs.

Sanjay Salunkhe, founder of Jaro Education and NET HR, rose from modest roots to build a leading edtech firm. In 2021, he declined an aggressive acquisition offer, staying committed to Jaro’s vision and growth.

Despite challenges in the edtech industry—from regulatory scrutiny to major collapses—Jaro Education CEO Ranjita Raman tells Business Today how building a profitable, sustainable edtech company is still possible with the right approach.

Jaro Education launched its first brand film, #AtkeMatRaho, encouraging continuous learning for both professionals and freshers. The campaign aims to inspire individuals to stay relevant and avoid stagnation in their careers.

Jaro Education launched its first brand film, #AtkeMatRaho, created by Social Panga, to inspire continuous learning and career growth. Through the story of Mishra Ji, it highlights the need for upskilling and targets both seasoned professionals and fresh graduates across major social media platforms.

Jaro Education reported 100% EBITA growth and ₹150 crore revenue in FY22-23, driven by a 50% expansion in its product portfolio. The company targets ₹200 crore in net bookings and continued 100% EBITA growth in FY23-24.

Jaro Education turned profitable in FY22 and continued strong growth in FY23 with ₹151 crore revenue and ₹15.7 crore profit. With over 28 courses and no VC funding, it thrives through strategic focus and cost control in a competitive edtech market.

Jaro Education organized an experiential MDP to upskill employees across all levels, focusing on leadership and strategic thinking. Top IIM professors mentored participants, reflecting the company’s commitment to growth and innovation.

Jaro Education has partnered with NITIE, Mumbai, to offer global executive programs aligned with the PM Gati Shakti vision. Their latest course, Business Analytics: From Data to Insights and Decision Making, led by MIT’s Prof. David Simchi-Levi, focuses on critical thinking, data-driven decisions, and supply chain analytics.