13 November 2026
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EdTech Startup Cymatic Launched Its First Live Masterclass With UPSC 2018 Topper Vishal Sah (IAS)

Sociology topper and AIR 63 in UPSC 2018, Mr. Vishal Sah discussed about the role of learning along with the challenged and opportunities students will face in the post-pandemic world.
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Cymatic, a Bihar-based EdTech startup held a live master class on Thursday 24 on ‘Career Aspirations and Challenges Ahead’ led by 2019 batch IAS officer, Mr. Vishal Sah as their eminent speaker. Sociology topper Mr. Sah grabbed an All India Rank (AIR) 63 in UPSC 2018 and is undergoing his probation period as the Assistant Commissioner of Aizawl District, Mizoram.

Ranked among the top 5 startups in Bihar, Cymatic focuses on empowering students with access to education and opportunities along with the challenges they can face in the post-pandemic world. They plan to conduct 10 such masterclasses in the series with various experts in the industry.

Live Masterclass with Mr. Vishal Sah, IAS Officer

The masterclass on ‘Career Aspirations and Challenges Ahead’ led by Mr. Sah focused on the importance of learning and various challenges and opportunities the students will experience in the post-pandemic era. The role of learning was not discussed for the students but also for the various stakeholder like parents, teachers, etc.

Mr. Sah also explained how online education has become the new normal and will now be a part of the education system for a long time. Discussing about his past experiences, he motivated the viewers by telling them how he worked on his self learning with determination and has now achieved what he wished for.

The e-learning platform, Cymatic is the only EdTech company from Bihar which has been recognized by the government of India. It is also working together with the Bihar government and plans to launch online-classrooms in the villages of the state. Apart from this, it is also in the process of developing an app for the government and assist students of various boards.


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