The sudden outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic has created havoc in the education sector worldwide. Students are uncertain about when the educational institutes will again commence their classes, especially in India. Almost all the educational institutes are closed since March 2020 due to the emergence of the corona waves and the increase in infected cases. But one of the most important sectors in India is the education sector. The future of India depends on smart and intelligent youth.

Today, education doesn't stop after students graduate; many continue learning throughout their life. And in addition to adult learning courses at colleges and universities, a lot of courses are now offered online – ranging from MOOCs ("massive open online course") to many apps. At the Global Education & Skills Forum in March, two of the 10 finalists were lifelong learning startups. Here are four of the most promising EdTech startups around. Don't have time to read a book a day?