Daybreak Physics Wallah’s Rs 15 lakh ‘BTech’ comes without a BTech degree
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May 12, 2025 A new educational initiative promises a fresh alternative to the IIT route but faces criticism from dissatisfied students. They navigate chaotic courses and inconsistencies in support services, leading to protests. Meanwhile, the twist of transitioning into a business model raises questions about quality and degree recognition. The discussion also delves into innovative approaches for business growth, drawing insights from successful companies. It’s a revealing look at the challenges of redefining education while striving for commercial success.
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Manav's Disillusioning Experience
- Manav enrolled in Physics Wallah's tech program expecting a quality, future-ready education but faced confusion and administrative chaos.
- Over 30 students gave up due to curriculum changes and missing promised support like internships and placements.
Degree Confusion at Physics Wallah
- Physics Wallah students were not awarded a BTech by the institute but had to enroll in unrelated online degrees from various universities.
- This caused overlaps and confusion, creating scheduling conflicts and unclear accountability.
Faculty and Facility Failures
- Big promotional names never taught, leadership changed three times, and curriculum changed four times in one year.
- The promised sprawling campus was just a small portion of a larger building, much social media content was later deleted.