So Byju’s is sprinting, in the pursuit of ‘everything exponential’. Before regulators, governments and people catch up, things will change because of the intervention of technology. Even before the regulations are able to catch up in seven years, everything will change. How fast technologies are getting adapted. “I think I am at this stage,” he says, circling, stressing on the dot. So in an exponential phase of growth, once you are halfway there, you end up underestimating your and your company’s potential…may I?”īyju picks up my pen and notebook and draws this. I am someone who believes that we are still trying to grow linear. “That’s because when I look around, I see everything growing at an exponential pace, everyone is adapting new things, new ways. So, fairly apt then, that right now, at the corporate office of Byju’s at IBC Knowledge Park in Bengaluru, inside a large conference room, seated at the head of a long conference table the last relic of corporate productivity, Byju is turning on the charm. It adds to his whole persona that Byju has cut his teeth in the art of performing for years, he has been a sought after teacher and taught mathematics to a crowd of thousands. Tall, about six feet, dark, pumped out chest, body-hugging black tee and blue jeans. Like, shake your legs constantly and fidgeting with stuff on the table a pen, an iPad, sort of energy.

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