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Roman Saini is an educator, an entrepreneur, an Ex- IAS officer, a doctor, and a motivational speaker. He is the co-founder of “Unacademy,” an education initiative that provides online (free and paid) educational content for competitive exams.
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Let’s have a look at Roman Saini’s remarkable success story, from being one of India’s youngest civil officials to founding Unacademy, a centre that assists thousands of UPSC applicants to pass the exam with flying colours.
Jun 6, 2024 · Doctor and former IAS officer Roman Saini is credited with turning Unacademy into a Rs 26,000 crore enterprise from an educational platform initially built on a YouTube channel created by engineer-turned-entrepreneur Gaurav Munjal.
Aug 23, 2023 · Roman Saini cracked the UPSC-CSE and became an IAS officer at the tender age of 22. But his thirst for greatness was far from being quenched and, soon he would quit his prestigious civil services...
Apr 19, 2023 · Meet Roman Saini, the co-founder of Rs 26,000 crore Unacademy; Here’s all about his net worth, journey & salary. At 22, Roman Saini cleared the UPSC exam, becoming one of the youngest IAS...
Dec 8, 2017 · From Doctor To IAS To Entrepreneur: Incredible Journey Of Roman Saini Who Is Now Inspiring IAS Aspirants. Roman Saini cleared UPSC Civil Services, which is considered to be one of the...
Jun 29, 2014 · Meet Roman Saini. He represents today’s India, which is pushing the boundaries and making everything possible for those with determination, entirely on merit.
Roman Saini, Unacademy cofounder defended his removal by pointing that classroom is not a place to share personal opinions and views. He further noted that platform was forced to do so. Reacting, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal questioned if it is a crime to ask people to vote for educated people.
