In India, the culture of learning has been present since time immemorial. As a nation, we have seen teaching methods evolve rapidly in the past few decades. While gaining knowledge from mainstream education, students have always opted to learn additional skills like singing, music, dance, and more from those around them. Today, the digital world has become the source of supplementary education to enlighten young minds. Parents and students have also realised that job opportunities have become competitive and there’s an increased demand for various supplementary educational options, such as distance learning, online coaching , among others. Today, we are looking at a new generation of learners. They know that education is not confined to the four walls of the classroom. Digital content for schools can be easily accessed through like mobile, tab, desktop, and even on a TV. Having been exposed to these digital modes of learning, students are quite comfortable absorbing information from them. The last two years have witnessed more and more educational products, packaged in innovative ways, rising in popularity in both urban and rural areas.