Vedantu launches learning centre in Tirupati
The launch holds special significance for Vedantu's Co-founder and CEO, Vamsi Krishna, who hails from Tirupati. 'Our Learning Centres are designed to unlock potential and serve as launchpads for students' dreams,' said Vamsi Krishna.
The VLC model offers 100% offline classroom learning enhanced by tech-driven tools, expert mentorship, and a personalised academic support system. With tailored features like daily practice problems, regular testing, and the Vedantu Parent App, the centres aim to deliver impactful preparation for JEE, NEET, and State Board exams.
To celebrate the launch, Vedantu hosted a 'Vidya Yatra' event at Kachchapi Auditorium, featuring talks by top educators, insights on syllabus changes, and student felicitation ceremonies.
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