Infographic 37 · ZANISS SOFTWARES

EdTech Platform Development in India 2026

EdTech in India has matured past the 2021 funding-fueled feature race into a more disciplined build pattern focused on what actually drives learning outcomes and protects revenue. This infographic covers the core LMS module set, the live-class architecture connecting teachers to students in real time, and the content security layer that protects paid course content from piracy.

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Key takeaways

  • A complete LMS needs seven core modules: course builder, video streaming, quiz/assessments, progress tracking, certificates, parent dashboard, and offlinefirst mobile access.
  • Live class infrastructure connects one teacher stream to multiple student endpoints — architecture must handle real-time scaling gracefully.
  • Content security (DRM, signed URLs, download blocking, watermarking, screenrecord blocking) directly protects your revenue from piracy.
  • Indicative cost: lean LMS with recorded content only (₹10–22L), live class + LMS combined (₹28–55L).

Key details at a glance

A complete LMS needs seven core modules: course builder, video streaming, quiz/assessments, progress tracking, certificates, parent dashboard, and offlinefirst mobile access. Live class infrastructure connects one teacher stream to multiple student endpoints — architecture must handle real-time scaling gracefully. Content security (DRM, signed URLs, download blocking, watermarking, screenrecord blocking) directly protects your revenue from piracy. Indicative cost: lean LMS with recorded content only (₹10–22L), live class + LMS combined (₹28–55L).

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