Kota, June 19, 2022.
In yet another
development, PW (PhysicsWallah), India’s most affordable and accessible ed-tech
platform, has launched its first pure offline centre PW Vidyapeeth in the
education hub Rajasthan, Kota. The centre is designed to assist engineering and
medical aspirants, providing them a highly competitive as well as friendly
learning environment with 24/7 doubt clearing facility. The student-teacher
ratio of each class will be 125:1, ensuring that each aspirant gets adequate
teacher attention.
On students’ demand,
PW has taken this leap to open its first offline centre in Kota. Though the
online classes have been very effective for learners during the pandemic,
physical classroom creates a better learning atmosphere. The presence of
in-person learning is all what students seek in the new normal, which could
make or break their careers. The opening of this PW centre is in sync with this
vision. It is perfectly designed to cater to the ever-evolving needs of today’s
new-age students, enabling them to leverage the best of both worlds (offline
and online). This is the first big announcement made by PW after it joined the
unicorn club. More than 1000 admissions are already done.
Alakh Pandey, Founder & CEO of PW
(PhysicsWallah) said, “We chose Kota
for many reasons. The city holds an unbreakable track record for assisting students
in cracking various competitive entrance exams. It has gained the trust of
every parent and aspirant when it comes to delivering the best education from
the best teachers from across India. Moreover, it has an average literacy rate
of 82.80%, which is higher than the average national percentage of 74.04%, as
per the census of 2011.”
“Since PW’s inception,
we have strived to make education affordable and accessible for all. We will
continue to focus on these two major aspects in the coming years as well. And
opening a centre in Kota demonstrates our seriousness in ensuring the same. In
fact, it also shows our agile nature and how we can quickly adapt to new
learning pedagogies to raise the quality of education by making it fun and
engaging,” he added.
Pankaj Sijairya, Kota Centre Head PW
(PhysicsWallah), said, “PW has been a
disruptor in the education industry with its innovative yet simple and
affordable offerings. Looking at the kind of revolution we bring to the
ecosystem, I am confident that this centre will provide students with a
different and unique learning experience altogether.”