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Exam labs, training and conference rooms, pop-up classrooms — all checked by our own team, audited venues first. Rates negotiated against a standard price book; comparing costs nothing.
Spaces for exams, learning and events.
Find the right venue for your purpose, compare the facilities that matter, and request availability in one place.
Computer-based and paper-based in one place. Compare centres by location, usable testing capacity and the facilities your exam plan depends on.
Testing workstationsSee the available computer capacity.
Seating capacityPlan candidates by room and session.
Exam room layoutReview spacing and invigilation needs.
Power backupCheck the centre's backup arrangements.
Internet connectivityReview connectivity and backup options.
On-site technical supportConfirm the staff available for your drive.
Candidate facilitiesCheck waiting areas, washrooms and accessibility.
Secure storageConfirm arrangements for exam materials.
Entry and verificationPlan candidate flow at the venue.
Collection spaceOrganise answer sheet handover and packing.
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Getting the infrastructure right.
What we have learned running exam, training and meeting venues — written for whoever has to make the booking work on the day.
Three buyers, one problem: what edtech, corporates and exam bodies actually need
Exam bodies buy against a published, inspected specification — computers, CCTV, power backup, biometric verification, load-tested networks. Corporates buy attention and logistics, with a real spec behind it too. Educators buy optionality, because the wrong city must stay reversible. What each of the three is really asking for, what we put them in, and where our answer stops.
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Why companies book meeting space — and how to pick the tier
Six situations where a company needs a room it does not own, what separates luxury, semi-luxury and regular space in practice, a rule for choosing between them, and the facilities checklist that gets skipped until the morning. Plus the question almost no meeting-room provider answers: whether the room comes with working devices.
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Who actually lost money on offline infrastructure — and who didn't
The received story is that edtech won online and lost offline. The filings say something narrower: centres added into growing demand worked, centres added into shrinking demand did not. Aakash went from ~320 centres to 400+ while revenue fell 16% and EBITDA collapsed 95%. PW added 155 centres while revenue grew 35% and EBITDA nearly tripled. What separates them, what it means for anyone buying capacity, and where booked capacity helps — and where it does not.
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Own infrastructure or pop-up classrooms? A comparison for expansion
Owned capacity converts a variable cost into a fixed one, which pays off only at high, steady utilisation in one place — the opposite of how exam and training demand behaves. A side-by-side on cost shape, time to open, reversibility and coverage, the arithmetic that decides it, the cases where owning genuinely wins, and the anchor-plus-pop-up model most organisations end up at.
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Reach companies running exams, drives and trainings across the country. Publish your seats, rooms and availability — we bring the demand.