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    Avodha is a platform that's changing how people learn job skills in India. It started in Kerala in 2018 with real classrooms, but when COVID-19 hit, it quickly moved online. This smart move helped Avodha grow across the country, especially in Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and Telugu-speaking states.

    What makes Avodha special is its "learn now, pay later" approach. You only pay for your course after you get a job. This helps many people join who couldn't afford to before. Avodha also teaches in local languages, making it easier for everyone to understand.

    Avodha works with many partners to offer more courses. For example, they joined with Setwin in Telangana to teach digital marketing, ethical hacking, medical coding, and other in-demand skills. They also team up with colleges like Deva Matha College and Rajagiri College of Social Sciences to create learning centres.

    The platform does a lot to help people:

    • They work with groups like the police to give job training
    • They offer scholarships with ONGC to help students who need financial support
    • You can switch between courses for free until you find what you like best

    Avodha even helps school students with experienced tutors for ICSE and CBSE subjects. They recently brought back classroom teaching in Kerala, offering full refunds to show they care about student success.

    Here's a table summarizing key highlights about Avodha:

    Category Details
    Provider Name Avodha
    Established In 2018
    Official Website https://www.avodha.com
    Founded By Joseph George
    Popular For Skill development and job-oriented training
    Top Courses at Avodha
    Industry Partners Setwin, ONGC, Kannur City Police, Deva Matha College, Rajagiri College of Social Sciences, etc.

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    FAQs Related To Avodha

    Q:   How has Avodha adapted to the COVID-19 pandemic?
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    Avodha quickly transitioned from physical classrooms to online learning when COVID-19 hit. This move allowed them to expand across India, particularly in Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and Telugu-speaking states.

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