CEO of Byju’s India, Arjun Mohan, has stepped down from his position. The company’s founder, Raveendran, will be taking over the day-to-day operations once again.

Arjun Mohan, CEO of Byju’s India, is leaving the company after just six months in the role. Byju Raveendran, the founder, will take over day-to-day operations for the India business. Mohan’s departure comes at a difficult time for the edtech firm, which has faced various issues over the past year. Raveendran plans to consolidate the business into three divisions: App & AI, test preparation, and tuition centers. Byju’s has been struggling with a cash crunch and has had to borrow capital to pay staff salaries. You Can Read Full News By Clicking On Below Link.

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