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<ul><li><keyword id="3395125" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="cuemath" source="Orion">Cuemath</keyword> has raised $57 million from Alpha Wave Global, at a valuation of $407 million.</li><li>The <keyword id="1464841" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="edtech" source="Orion">edtech</keyword> startup provides after-school learning programmes for mathematics.</li><li>The Indian edtech firms are expected to face a downwards trend in the near future as schools have reopened.</li></ul>Even as experts expect the edtech industry to take a downward trajectory in the near future, Google-backed math learning startup Cuemath has raised $57 million. The round was led by Alpha Wave Global at a valuation of $407 million, representing more than 2x jump. Existing investors Lightrock India, Sequoia Capital India, Alphabet independent growth fund CapitalG, Manta Ray, and Unitus also participated in the round. The company plans to use the new capital to strengthen its product-pedagogy outcomes, hypergrowth initiatives, acquisition and partnerships. “Cuemath’s latest fundraise is a significant feat given the present industry trends. Valuations have become more realistic with rationalization hitting the market; only those growth-stage startups with solid business fundamentals can now establish trust with VCs," Vivek Sunder, chief executive officer (CEO) of Cuemath, said. Cuemath was founded in 2013 by Manan Khurma and Jagjit Khurma. The edtech startup — the company which has presence in over 70 countries — provides after-school learning programmes for mathematics for Kindergarten to 12th grade. Cuemath, which has raised over $100 million till date, had appointed former Swiggy’s chief operating officer Vivek Sunder as its CEO in 2021. <cmsannotation type="cmsannotation" annotationid="Indian edtech companies staring at a downward trend, say experts" comment="subhead" text="Indian edtech companies staring at a downward trend, say experts">Indian edtech companies staring at a downward trend, say experts</cmsannotation> According to several <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/business/startups/news/the-edtech-bubble-is-bursting-as-schools-colleges-reopen-and-funds-dry-up/articleshow/91826696.cms">experts and investors Business Insiders</a> spoke to, the Indian edtech firms are expected to face a downwards trend in the near future as schools have reopened. According to a survey by the Ministry of Education, 80% of students found remote learning ‘burdensome’ and also missed their peers. This changing attitude could slow down acquisition of new customers and also threatens the existing base who might shift to an offline mode. “Edtech has received massive traction in terms of funding over the last 2 years, however the ability to create retention on products built by some of them is not promising,” Neha Khanna, director at management consultancy firm ValPro, told Business Insider India. “In such a scenario, it increasingly becomes expensive to acquire a customer given the competitive landscape and the value ascribed to each customer may not be commensurate with such acquisition costs,” she added. The edtech industry is also expected to be the biggest source of layoffs in the Indian startup ecosystem. So far, edtech companies like Unacademy, Vedantu and Front Row have already laid off about 1,700 people. SEE ALSO <a href="http://www.businessinsider.in/business/startups/news/this-startup-which-makes-satellite-launches-cheaper-and-faster-raises-funds-to-start-commercial-operations/articleshow/91937856.cms" data-type="tilCustomLink">This startup which makes satellite launches cheaper and faster raises funds to start commercial operations</a> <a class="tout-title-link" href="https://www.businessinsider.in/business/telecom/news/mukesh-ambanis-jio-lags-behind-airtel-which-is-the-top-telecom-brand-in-india/articleshow/91935279.cms">Mukesh Ambani's Jio lags behind Airtel which is the top telecom brand in India</a> <a href="http://www.businessinsider.in/business/corporates/news/zomato-paytm-nykaa-and-others-spent-6000-crore-on-their-employees-last-year/articleshow/91931970.cms" data-type="tilCustomLink">Zomato, Paytm, Nykaa and others spent ₹6,000 crore on their employees last year</a>

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<ul><li>According to the latest report by jobs portal Naukri.com, <keyword id="2055603" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="online-tutors" source="Orion">online tutors</keyword> are in high demand as recruiters want a workforce comfortable with using digital media.</li><li>During the second wave of the pandemic, the overall job market for the education/teaching profession saw a decline, as per the report.</li><li>Business Insider brings you several job openings in edtech companies for online tutors.</li></ul>The COVID-19 pandemic forced almost all educational institutions to pivot to the online mode of teaching. According to the latest report by jobs portal Naukri.com, online tutors are in high demand as recruiters want a workforce comfortable with using digital media. The requirement for online teachers has gone up by eight times in January to July 2021 as compared to the same period in 2020. During the second wave of the pandemic, the overall job market for the education/teaching profession saw a decline, as per the report. However, there is a recovery with an upward growth trajectory from June 2021 onwards with robust sequential growth, revealed the report. Business Insider brings you several job openings in edtech companies for online tutors. 1. <keyword id="3395125" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="Cuemath" source="Orion">Cuemath</keyword> The online platform for after-school math and coding for classes K-12 is hiring online tutors for math and coding. Requirements — Candidates must have a laptop/desktop with Windows 10 OS or Mac and a stable internet connection with speed of more than 15 mbps. Eligibility criteria for Math — Applicants must have done Bachelor’s or Master’s in Technology (B.Tech or M.Tech)/Bachelor’s or Master’s in Engineering (B.E or M.E)/Bachelor’s or Master’s of Business Administration (BBA or MBA). Eligibility criteria for Coding — Any bachelor’s degree with basic knowledge of coding concepts. Freshers can also apply. 2. <keyword id="6361651" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="Toppr" source="Orion">Toppr</keyword> Home-grown edtech platform for preparation of school exams, CBSE and competitive exams like Joint Entrance Examination (JEE), National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) etc. is scouting online tutors for these subjects — Biology, Chemistry, Hindi, English. Eligibility criteria — Candidates must hold a master’s or PhD in a relevant subject they are applying for. 3. Codingal The startup, which was launched last year is looking for teachers who have the right expertise to teach coding to young kids. Requirements — Laptop/desktop with a stable internet connection. Eligibility Criteria — Candidates should be from coding background or have a degree in computer science. 4. Aakash Edutech Institute Aakash Edutech by <keyword id="190117" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="Aakash-Institute" source="Orion">Aakash Institute</keyword>, known for the preparation of JEE, NEET and other competitive exams is hiring online faculty for Mathematics. Selection Procedure — An online written test will be conducted along with demo round discussion and final round discussion. Eligibility criteria — Candidates must have at least 2 years of experience in teaching in online/offline mode. 5. INSAID E-learning platform, which offers courses related to artificial intelligence, machine learning and data science is inviting Data Science Trainer. Eligibility criteria — The candidate must have 2-5 years of experience in technical training with strong command over any one programming language -- Python, R, .NET, Java. 6. Chegg The global e-learning platform is scouting for Subject Matter Expert — Mathematics. Eligibility criteria — Candidate must have an M.Sc in mathematics or applied mathematics with strong knowledge of the subject. Freshers can also apply. 7. Jigsaw Academy The Bengaluru-based platform for artificial intelligence, machine learning and data science is hiring an information technology (IT) training manager. Eligibility criteria — Candidate should have 4-12 years of experience in IT industry or teaching IT-related subjects along with a degree in B.Tech/BE/MCA/MBA/MSc IT/M. Tech. 8.Camp K12 The ed-tech startup, which offers courses in coding for kids, is scouting for a Coding Instructor. Eligibility criteria — Minimum 6 months of experience in teaching coding with strong hold on HTML, Javascript, Python. 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<ul><li>The pandemic has helped the <keyword id="4222766" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="edtech-sector">edtech sector</keyword> in India flourish. Many players have witnessed impressive growth since the lockdown led to closure of educational institutes. </li><li><keyword id="3395125" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Cuemath">Cuemath</keyword>, an edtech platform focused on Math and coding grew 3X last year and is expecting to top that this year. It is also confident of becoming a unicorn by 2022.</li><li>We talk to <keyword id="1390946" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Arvind-Iyer">Arvind Iyer</keyword>, Marketing Director, Cuemath who tells us about the platform's growth story and all that its doing to bring more students to its platform.</li></ul>The last one year has been a blessing in disguise for the edtech industry. While over the past few years the sector had being growing steadily, the pandemic gave the sector just the tailwind it needed. According to a recent report released by transaction advisory firm RBSA Advisors, the <keyword id="11507888" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="Indian-edtech">Indian edtech</keyword> sector will take off, from its current market size of about $700-800 million to $30 billion in the next 10 years. While we have seen players that cover the entire spectrum of education, multiple subjects, test preparations, competitive exams, there also are subject-specific platforms that are making their presence felt in the domain. Cuemath was started in 2013 by <keyword id="3395126" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Manan-Khurma">Manan Khurma</keyword> who had just graduated from <keyword id="55119" type="COMPANY" weightage="20" keywordseo="Indian-Institute-of-Technology">Indian Institute of Technology</keyword> (IIT) Delhi. After graduating, he started teaching, predominantly Maths, to a lot of aspirants to help them crack the JEE. His experience with many of the students made him realize that most of them did not have clarity on the fundamentals of the subject. Resultantly, they were struggling with advanced concepts like trigonometry and calculus. That led to the genesis of Cuemath, that started out in an offline format but has now gone online. The platform, in the initial few years, found growth primarily through word-of-mouth. What started in India soon found takers in other countries too, considering every child, across the globe, has to learn Math. In fact, currently, Cuemath is present in 20 countries, a number that the leaders hope to take to 50 by the end of this year. “Math is a universal need. It’s not a niche need. Every kid around the world needs to do Math. Therefore, every student is our target student. We are therefore creating and enhancing our market. And since Math is a basic global requirement, we get an edge over our competition,” said Arvind Iyer, Marketing Director, Cuemath. Currently, Cuemath’s key markets are across four regions, North America and Canada; the Middle East, especially Dubai and Qatar, UK and Europe, where its business is growing steadily. The startup currently has plans of scaling 3-4X times in the US alone this year. “Cuemath is present in 20-odd countries, and it wants to reach over 50 countries by the end of this year. This plan includes strengthening its presence in North America, APAC, UK and Europe, and the Middle East, as well as entering countries in Africa and South America,” explained Iyer. The platform also underwent a rebranding recently to represent its evolution in the past 1.5 years, primarily its pivot from an offline to an online entity. The rebranding entails a new logo and colour palette. <div type="image" title="cuemathTwitter" msid="83830583" hostid="261"></div> Explaining the thought behind the rebranding, Iyer said, “We want to make parents and students believe in the power of math and its potential to unlock innumerous possibilities. We intend to project ourselves as a brand of consequence where intuition for math trumps marks and performance in exams. Being a company that works at scale across geographies, we needed a winning strategy that will be in alignment with our mission to be a Global Math Leader of the future - to portray trust, expertise, and freshness, globally. This needed a fresh way of looking at our brand, our visual identity, and our communication objectives which are: to come across as trustworthy but not formal, to sound lighthearted but not juvenile, to have academic rigor but not be strict and to be viewed as innovative not newfangled.” It has also refreshed its tagline to ‘Get better at Math, Get better at everything else’. When it comes to marketing, the platform has been following a targeted approach, while monitoring its funnel conversion metrics closely. “We are constantly improving our communication assets to make them work harder for the parent, and get them to discover the Cuemath method. We believe in always adding value to the lives of parents, students and teachers. Everything we do is a reflection of what they seek and find useful. Having said that, our focus this year is going to be on building brand awareness and performance marketing to acquire new students through all our social, digital, TV and PR channels,” explained Iyer. If a recent estimate from <keyword id="50041" type="COMPANY" weightage="20" keywordseo="KPMG">KPMG</keyword> is to be believed, India has more than 3,500 <keyword id="2989202" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="edtech-startups">edtech startups</keyword>. So how does one break the clutter? “I strongly believe that the pedagogy we adopt here at Cuemath is a major factor to give us an edge over our competitors. We are obsessed about having this constant zeal to help the child so that his or her learning graph just keeps going higher. We take pride in portraying math as a life skill which can make children better at everything by enhancing their critical and analytical thinking which many of our competitors don’t do,” he added. Owing to the fact that the knowledge of Math is a universal requirement, Iyer is confident that they will be able to capture the global markets too. Since 2017, it has grown over 10 times, from Rs 15 crore to now a Rs 150 crore company. From 7000 students on its platform in 2017, the platform grew to 60,000 students in 2020. From 1000 in 2017, it increased its teachers count to 10,000 in 2020. “We have very strong unit economics, which means we don’t lose any money on a consumer acquisition but on an overall level since we are re-investing all of our revenue back into growth, we aren’t profitable yet. So profitability right now isn’t a goal, but growth is the focus. The Math market around the world is a 20 Billion Dollar market and we plan to win that market. Our focus is to drive growth and become a unicorn, a billion dollar company by the end of 2022,” concluded Iyer on an optimistic note.

Our aim is to become a billion dollar company by the end of 2022: Arvind Iyer, Cuemath

New Delhi, Around 20 CEOs of Indian startups have quit their posts this year to date, amid the deepening funding winter and regulatory concerns, a significantly higher number than previous years, the media reported. Data compiled by Fintrackr showed that in the first eight months this year, nearly 20 <keyword id="138263" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="startup" source="Orion">startup</keyword> CEOs have left their position to either join a new firm or continue in the same company in a different role. In January, edtech company upGrad's <keyword id="5645" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="CEO" source="Orion">CEO</keyword> Arjun Mohan quit after a nearly three-year stint. Last month, he joined Byju's to lead its international business. Prashant Jhaveri, chief executive of Flipkart's online pharmacy Flipkart Health+, also left the firm after serving more than a year at the company, reports entrackr. Fintech startup Slash and grocery tech startup Milkbasket are yet to announce their new CEOs. Throttle Aerospace's CEO reportedly stepped down from the company. In March, DailyRounds' CEO Deepu Sebin and FreeCharge's CEO Siddharth Mehta announced their resignation after serving for several years at the helm. In May, all three co-founders including CEO of buy now pay later (BNPL) startup ZestMoney resigned. Some startup founders also quit as CEOs voluntarily or were elevated to a new role. For example, co-working space provider 91Springboard has replaced its CEO Anand Vemuri with Anshu Sarin, the report mentioned. Logistics startup Porter promoted its CEO Pranav Goel to executive vice chairman. Consumer electronic brand boAt, higher education edtech platform DataTrained, and Skincare brand SkinQ also promoted their CEOs to a new role within the company. Some of the startups also saw layoffs. Cuemath laid off 100 employees and re-appointed Manan Khurma as its CEO. Before Khurma, Vivek Sunder served as CEO for nearly two years at the startup. Car servicing startup GoMechanic laid off 70 per cent of its workforce as the co-founder Amit Bhasin acknowledged financial lapses. Following its acquisition by Servizzy, a consortium led by the Lifelong Group, all co-founders including the CEO, have left, said the report.

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<ul><li>Micro-savings app <keyword id="10578812" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="siply" source="Orion">Siply</keyword> has raised $19 million in a round led by QI Ventures.</li><li>Siply offers saving products such as smallcase investing for as low as ₹100 per unit.</li><li>It has processed 8.5 million transactions across 6 million accounts since 2020.</li></ul>Micro-saving app Siply — which helps underserved users borrow and save money — has raised $19 million in a round led by QI Ventures. The pre-Series A round also witnessed participation from existing investors LetsVenture and JITO. Angel investors such as CueMath’s CEO Vivek Sunder, former chief operating officer (COO) of Swiggy, also invested in the round. Founded in July 2020 by Sousthav Chakrabarty and Anil Bhat, Siply offers saving products such as smallcase investing for as low as ₹100 per unit. It also offers savings in gold, digital chit fund and free-to-open national pension scheme. The two-year-old startup — which offers service across 11 local languages to target underserved users — also works with corporations to offer micro-loans to their employees.The company has processed 8.5 million transactions across 6 million accounts since its inception. The company has disbursed loans worth ₹149 crore across 150,000 loans over the last 12 months. None of these loans were non performing assets (NPA), Siply emphasized. “They are possibly the only business on a mission to convert a significant portion of 40 crore of India’s tier 2 population into net saving customers from net borrowing customers, when most other Fintechs are focusing on lending. Their intense focus on savings will not only positively impact the lives of the common Indian by inculcating a savings habit,” Ayan Chatterjee from QI Ventures, said. Siply currently has a revenue run rate of $1 million, which is projected to reach $12 million by the end of this fiscal year. The company claims that its assets under management (AUM) would also touch $80 million by this period. Prior to this, the company raised $3.2 million in August 2021. SEE ALSO <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/india/news/indias-richest-people-are-moving-to-uae-australia-and-singapore/articleshow/92181712.cms" style="">India’s richest are moving to UAE, Australia and Singapore — but there’s nothing to worry</a> <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/business/corporates/news/nearly-four-lakh-fliers-are-thronging-airports-every-day-and-indigo-is-flying-half-of-them/articleshow/92179593.cms" style="">Nearly four lakh fliers are thronging airports every day and Indigo is flying half of them</a> <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/business/auto/news/maruti-suzuki-will-gain-the-most-from-economic-recovery-and-also-regain-lost-market-share-say-brokerages/articleshow/92171487.cms" style="">Maruti Suzuki will gain the most from economic recovery and also regain lost market share, say brokerages</a>

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<ul><li>According to the latest report by AON, 98.9% companies in India intend to give a <keyword id="6355281" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="salary-hike" source="Orion">salary hike</keyword> to its employees in 2022.</li><li>The percentage of salary hike given to employees was 8.8% this year, it is projected to increase to 9.4% in 2022.</li><li>Employees with upgraded technical and digital skills are said to be the most successful in 2021.</li></ul>It is projected that 98.9% companies in India will give or intend to give a salary increment to its employees in 2022, according to the latest report by professional services firm AON. This is a jump compared to this year, which saw 97.5% of Indian firms giving a salary hike to its employees. The average percentage of salary increment given to the employees this year was 8.8%. However, the report has forecast an increase to 9.4% in the year 2022. The COVID-19 pandemic may have disrupted people’s lives, but companies say that it has definitely not hampered productivity throughout these 18 months, as per AON. The survey also reveals that around 45.4% of companies saw an improvement in their overall business outlook. This percentage is also projected to further increase to 61.9% in 2022. Therefore, most of the companies decided to give a pay raise and bonuses to its employees. “Despite another wave of COVID-19 hitting the nation hard, Indian organisations have displayed resilience in riding through the tough times. While pandemic risk in India continues, the business sentiment and salary projections for 2022 tell us that employers are building for growth and are much better prepared than in 2020,” said Roopank Chaudhary, partner at AON’s human capital business in a press release. Expected salary increment across various sectors: <div type="image" title="Percentage of salary increment expected in 2022" msid="86008557" hostid="261" caption="&amp;lt;p&amp;gt;Percentage of salary increment expected in 2022&amp;lt;/p&amp;gt;"></div> The graph clearly shows that information technology (IT)/hi-tech, professional services and ecommerce are the top three sectors with the highest salary increase in 2022 for India. As the hospitality sector was one of the most affected sectors during the pandemic and is still recovering from the losses, it is one of the sectors with least salary increments projected for 2022. Other than the hospitality sector, engineering services and energy sector will have low salary increments for 2022. Another notable aspect is that the number of organisations choosing not to give an increment may also decline from 2.5% to 1.1%, which means that there will be very few companies that might not give an increment next year, according to the report. Chaudhary further said that the employees with digital and technological skills are the “most successful” in 2021. The salary increment trend was seen mostly for the employees who had updated skills according to the trend going on in the market. He also added, “We expect that this trend will intensify over time, as organisations have an increased need for this talent to transform their business models and build resilient workforces.” SEE ALSO: <a target="_blank" class="c-link c-message_attachment__title_link" href="https://www.businessinsider.in/careers/news/cuemath-toppr-aakash-institute-and-many-more-are-looking-for-online-tutors/articleshow/85979681.cms">Cuemath, Toppr, Aakash Institute and many more are looking for online tutors</a> <a target="_blank" class="c-link c-message_attachment__title_link" href="https://www.businessinsider.in/business/startups/news/logistics-company-delhivery-raises-76-million-ahead-of-its-ipo/articleshow/85997440.cms">Former Tiger Global exec Lee Fixel picks Delhivery as his second bet in India, after InShorts</a>

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<ul><li>College students who want to take up a job after their graduation can go for part time roles or internships.</li><li>Around <a href="https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/business/economy/covid-19-job-impact-which-sectors-lost-the-most-people-and-which-ones-hired-the-most-in-2020-6334431.html">10.9 million people</a> lost their jobs during COVID-19 pandemic in India in both the formal and informal sector and many are still struggling to find a job.</li><li>Here are one of the most suitable work-from-home part-time jobs which are in huge demand.</li></ul>Part-time jobs can be easy going and is obviously an excellent way to earn a little extra income. College students who want to take up a job after their graduation can go for part time roles or internships. According to internship and training platform Internshala, <a href="https://www.educationtimes.com/article/job-trends-market-mantra/82259096/students-opting-for-work-from-home-internship-amid-covid#:~:text=Sarvesh%20Agarwal%2C%20CEO%20%2C%20Internshala.,tally%20with%2037%25%20interns.%22">76% students who enrolled for internships chose work-from-home </a>option in 2020 in India. It helps in refining your interpersonal skills, building a professional network and gives your CV an edge before going for a full time job. Around <a href="https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/business/economy/covid-19-job-impact-which-sectors-lost-the-most-people-and-which-ones-hired-the-most-in-2020-6334431.html">10.9 million people</a> lost their jobs during COVID-19 pandemic in India in both the formal and informal sector and many are still struggling to find a job. It is a great opportunity for those people, as well, to at least survive this pandemic. These <keyword id="-776" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="part-time-jobs">part time jobs</keyword> can give you some amount of stable income in these tough times. These are one of the most suitable work-from-home part-time jobs which are in huge demand — <ol><li>Writing/Editing </li></ol> <div type="image" title="Writing/Editing" msid="82450503" hostid="261"></div><keyword id="123591" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Work-from-home">Work from home</keyword> writers can start with online writing jobs. According to Glassdoor, a freelance or home-based writer can expect to earn around ₹16,000 in a month based on the number of projects and experience. Skills required: Researching skills, originality, knowledge of search engine optimisation. Where to find work: <a href="https://www.fiverr.com/">Fiverr</a>, <a href="https://www.upwork.com/">Upwork</a>, <a href="https://www.freelancer.in/">Freelancer</a>, <a href="https://www.guru.com/">Guru</a> <a href="https://www.guru.com/"></a>2. Online/Offline Teaching <div type="image" title="Online teaching" msid="82450482" hostid="261"></div> Teaching is one of the best options as it gives you the benefit of choosing your own flexible time and also adds the advantage of charging an hourly fee. You can choose the mode of teaching and your subject. Skills required: Communication skills, patience, subject expertise Where to find work: <a href="https://www.cambly.com/english?lang=en">Cambly</a>, <a href="https://www.whitehatjr.com/teacher">Whitehat Jr</a>., <a href="https://www.cuemath.com/teach/how-can-i-become-a-cuemath-teacher/">Cuemath</a>, <a href="https://www.vedantu.com/become-a-teacher">Vedantu</a> <a href="https://www.vedantu.com/become-a-teacher"></a>3. Data entry <div type="image" title="Data Entry" msid="82450467" hostid="261"></div> Data entry requires a sharp focus, as a lot effective handling is required for large amounts of data. The employer will give you all the information and you can work at your own pace. According to Glassdoor, a home-based data entry operator can earn around ₹16,000 - ₹30,000 per month. Skills required: Proficiency in typing and transcription, accuracy and attention to detail. Where to apply: <a href="https://in.linkedin.com/jobs/data-entry-from-home-jobs?position=1&amp;pageNum=0">LinkedIn</a>, <a href="https://www.quikr.com/jobs/data-entry-back-office+delhi+zwqxj284607247">Quikr</a>, <a href="https://www.quikr.com/jobs/data-entry-back-office+delhi+zwqxj284607247">Upwork</a> 4. Blogging <div type="image" title="Blogging" msid="82450449" hostid="261"></div> Blogging requires a lot of dedication and persistence and has to be eye-catchy to increase the viewership. You can choose beats of your own choice like fashion, food, travel etc. Vlog and microblogging are becoming more popular these days. A blogger earns on the basis of clicks, ads received and affiliate marketing. Skills required: social Networking, marketing, photo editing, writing 5. Graphic Designer <div type="image" title="Graphic Designer" msid="82450441" hostid="261"></div> Graphic designers tend to be creative and should have a flair in designing visuals and elements. According to Glassdoor, a freelance graphic designer can earn around ₹20,000- ₹50,000 depending on the number of projects and experience. Skills required: designing, photo-editing software, accuracy, attention to detail. Where to find work: <a href="https://www.simplyhired.co.in/search?q=freelance+graphic+designer&amp;job=pYwaIi40VOFnIuYAoCeYRjDPzQwaBdmMUy7ibOV6BQ3DseUFd-4LXg">Simplyhired</a>, <a href="https://in.indeed.com/jobs?q=Part+Time+Graphic+Designer&amp;l=Delhi,+Delhi&amp;remotejob=032b3046-06a3-4876-8dfd-474eb5e7ed11">Indeed</a>, <a href="https://in.indeed.com/jobs?q=Part+Time+Graphic+Designer&amp;l=Delhi,+Delhi&amp;remotejob=032b3046-06a3-4876-8dfd-474eb5e7ed11" data-type="tilCustomLink">Upwork</a>. 6. Language translator <div type="image" title="Language translator" msid="82450415" hostid="261"></div> Home-based or freelance translators earn by number of pages which can vary from ₹50-₹100. 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With the median age of 27, India has the largest number of youngsters and the <keyword id="6355629" type="CITY" weightage="100" keywordseo="Google">Google</keyword> chief says that they’re born digital with a growing insatiable need for the internet. When it comes to the internet, the growing tribe of emerging businesses on the internet can’t be ignored. <keyword id="198577" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Anandan">Anandan</keyword> feels that the country is beginning to see innovative companies coming up in the country through applied innovation. Innovation comes from necessity and he thinks that we’re now seeing start-up founders from tier-2 and tier-3 cities that are committed to developing the country, who will take the Indian story forward. 
 <keyword id="824043" type="COMPANY" weightage="20" keywordseo="Business-Insider">Business Insider</keyword> caught up with <keyword id="249393" type="PERSON" weightage="100" keywordseo="Rajan-Anandan">Rajan Anandan</keyword>, VP, Google SE Asia &amp; India to understand how the internet landscape has changed for small businesses in the past few months. 
 
“Since the past 12 years that I’ve been in India, I’ve seen the quality of ideas and the founding team improve 100x. This is just the beginning of the start-up movement in India; there’s a long way to go. In 2020, I think the quality is just going to get better with more founders coming from tier-2 and tier-3 cities who solve real problems of real India. Problems like Agriculture, Education, Healthcare, Financial Inclusion and Clean Energy in the country remain unsolved and start-ups need to step in these areas to create real impact,” Rajan Anandan says about the emerging companies that will get India on the Innovation map. 
 
<a href="http://www.businessinsider.in/exclusive-heres-what-google-vp-rajan-anandan-said-about-jios-impact-on-the-telecom-sector/articleshow/58132345.cms">ALSO READ: Exclusive: Here’s what Google VP Rajan Anandan said about Jio’s Impact on the Telecom Sector</a> 
 
One interesting consumer insight that Google has seen is the rise of the lighter version of Apps and websites in India, even with start-ups as they realize that is it the fastest way to scale-up. 
 
India has about 51 million small businesses and they account for about 37% of India’s GDP but only 30% of them have any form of web presence. Google has committed to getting 20 million SMEs online which make up for 40% of SMEs. 
 “A small business that gets on the internet earns revenue and profit twice as fast as they’re able to access new markets and new customers. To create an ecosystem, locally-relevant apps will be coming from India itself. To encourage that, we have committed to skill two million <keyword id="6355645" type="COMPANY" weightage="20" keywordseo="android">Android</keyword> mobile developers over three years in India. We’ve partnered with 40 Indian universities that already have 200,000 students enrolled in this program, currently,” says Anandan, on Google’s contribution to the growing SME movement. 
 
<a href="http://www.businessinsider.in/flipkart-raises-its-biggest-round-at-a-lesser-valuation-and-acquires-ebay-but-is-it-enough-to-steer-off-amazon/articleshow/58128005.cms">ALSO READ: Flipkart raises its biggest round at a lesser valuation and acquires eBay but, is it enough to steer off Amazon?</a> 
 The company also supports the startup ecosystem through various initiatives. In fact, Google was first to partner with <keyword id="6372077" type="CITY" weightage="20" keywordseo="Nasscom">NASSCOM</keyword> three years back for the 10,000 start-ups initiative: 
 Several initiatives have been undertaken by the company to help both early stage and mid stage <keyword id="6362513" type="ORGANIZATION" weightage="20" keywordseo="Startups">startups</keyword> with programs like the Google Launchpad, Google Launchpad Accelerator, and +GCP program. • The <keyword id="3258662" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="Google-for-Entrepreneurs">Google for Entrepreneurs</keyword> team, that partners with startup communities around the world to help them grow, implement new programs, and connect to other leading startup organizations around the world 
		• The outreach programs focus on educating and empowering individuals, teams, and entrepreneurial communities. 
		• Google announced a program to help startups with $20k of cloud credits in India to help startups scale without having to worry about technology infrastructure support 
		 
		<keyword id="4074129" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="Capital-G">Capital G</keyword> is a late-stage investment arm by Google that is investing in mid to large sized startups through <keyword id="1817280" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="Google-Capital">Google Capital</keyword> and have already made investments in Indian startups like: 
	
		 Commonfloor 
		 Practo 
		 Freshdesk 
		 Cardekho 
		 Cuemath 
		 
		Launchpad Accelerator Program:
	
		 
		In India, the most recognized program is the Launchpad Accelerator Program, which provides late-stage startups (mobile apps) with mentoring and resources to successfully scale in their local economies. 
	 
	
		In the last year, 13 Indian Startups have participated in this program and next seven are now undertaking the program. 
	 The program entails an intensive two-week Accelerator kickoff in Google’s <keyword id="6439698" type="ENTERTAINMENT" weightage="20" keywordseo="mountain">Mountain</keyword> View headquarters, Google engineers from different product areas, as well as experts from other companies, to provide startups with mentorship on how to scale and monetize their apps, and ultimately, build successful businesses. The teams will continue developing their products with the support of up to $50,000 in equity-free funding, six more months of ongoing mentorship, and a breadth of developer tools from the Launchpad Accelerator program. 

	With all this and more Google is ensuring that they're a part of the answer to every question that is thrown at the viability of the upcoming Indian growth story.

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