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How top consultants failed the Byju’s test
As the beleaguered edtech company fights bankruptcy, a deeper look at how reports by leading consulting firms—meant to serve as independent assessment—instead became a tool to drive up valuations and shield companies from criticism.
Pradip K. Saha01 January, 2025•11 min
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