My daughter has become more outspoken and confident. Earlier, she was always in the background, but now she is willing to take part in conversations. English has given her that extra push in personality development.

The teachers are very supportive. Even when my son makes repeated mistakes, they guide him patiently. This patience makes him less afraid of trying again, and I think that’s the reason he is improving steadily.

Byju’s makes learning very interactive with animated videos and quizzes. My younger cousin enjoys studying through it and has shown improvement in his basics. However, their sales calls are quite pushy sometimes. Still, for kids, it’s a very effective learning app.

Udemy is a great platform for skill-based learning. I bought a Python course for under ₹500, and it was very detailed with real projects. Since courses are lifetime access, I can revisit whenever I want. Quality depends on the instructor, but overall, it’s very helpful for self-paced learners.

The teaching style is modern and interactive. My son feels like he is part of a conversation, not a lecture. This approach keeps him interested and helps him pick up the language more naturally.

Unacademy has really helped me prepare for competitive exams with structured courses. The live classes are interactive, and I could clear my doubts directly with educators. Sometimes too many courses create confusion, but with proper planning it’s a very useful platform.

Coursera gave me a chance to learn from reputed universities abroad while sitting in India. The projects and assignments were very practical and pushed me to think beyond theory. Subscription cost is a bit high, but the certificate value on LinkedIn is definitely beneficial.

I feel the classes are designed with children in mind. My son enjoys the activities and feels like it’s playtime, not just studies. That makes him look forward to classes instead of avoiding them.

My daughter now uses words and phrases which surprise me sometimes. Her vocabulary has definitely improved. It’s good to see her applying what she learns in daily conversation without being prompted.