Originally lived Byju Raveendran, from a small village in Kannur district, Kerala, Malayalam language school where both parents were teachers.
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Byju Raveendran Biodata and Biography
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Name
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Byju Raveendran
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Nick-name
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Not Known
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Profession
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Entrepreneur (Founder of Byju’s Classes), Teacher
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Height
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5 feet 8 Inches
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Weight
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70 kg
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Date Of Birth
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Not Known
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Age
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37 Years
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Religion
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Hinduism
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Nation
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Indian
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Debut Movie
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Not Known
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Famous Role
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Not Known
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Girlfriends /
Affairs
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Divya Gokulnath
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Horoscope/
Zodiac Sign
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Not Known
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BodyMeasurements
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Body
Measurements
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40-32-14 Inches
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Chest Size
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40- inches
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Waist Size
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32- inches
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Biceps Size
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14- inches
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Eye Colour
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Brown
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Hair Colour
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Black
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Residence
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Birth Place
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Azhikode, Kannur District, Kerala
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Residence
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Azhikode, Kannur District, Kerala
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Home Town
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Azhikode, Kannur District, Kerala
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School and College
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school
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A Malayalam-medium school in his village, Azhikode
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College
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Government Engineering College, Kannur
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Other Qualifications
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Bachelor's in Mechanical Engineering
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Family
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Father
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Raveendran
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Mother
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Shobhanavalli
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Brother
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Not Known
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Sisters
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Not Known
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Marital
Status
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Married
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Wife
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Divya Gokulnath
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Daughter
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Not Known
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son
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Not Known
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Uncles
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Not Known
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Aunties
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Not Known
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Grandfather
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Not Known
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Grandmother
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Not Known
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Favorites
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Favorite
Movie
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Not Known
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Favorite
Director
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Not Known
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Favorite
Colour
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Blue,
Black
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Favorite
Destination
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London, Budapest
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Favorite Book
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Not Known
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Favourite
Sport
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Football
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Favorite
Actor
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Not Known
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Favorite
Actress
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Not Known
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Favorite Food
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Not Known
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Favorite
Musician
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Not Known
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Favourite
Perfume Brand
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Not Known
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Cars
Collection
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Not Known
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Hobbies
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Playing Football, Cricket and Table Tennis
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Remuneration
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Movie-Remuneration
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(INR)
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(INR)
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Net-worth
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INR 1,000 crore
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In an interview he said that although his parents were teachers, they never forced him to study well. Instead, his father pushed him into the sport that he could perform six different sports at the university level, including soccer, cricket, table tennis and badminton.
Although he was a passionate sportsman, Byju never had the project to carry out a career in the same genre. Like many other students in his school, he thought of only two professions: a medical practitioner in medical sciences and an engineer.
As a medical student he hardly had time to play, he chose to become an engineer. After graduating in Mechanical Engineering, he landed work as a Service Engineer in a multinational service company.
Although he was a passionate sportsman, Byju never had the project to carry out a career in the same genre. Like many other students in his school, he thought of only two professions: a medical practitioner in medical sciences and an engineer.
As a medical student he hardly had time to play, he chose to become an engineer. After graduating in Mechanical Engineering, he landed work as a Service Engineer in a multinational service company.
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However, he did not sign up for one of the IIMs because he did not need any MBA studies. As a result, he began his professional career as a teacher on the roof of a friend's house, where he taught the tips and tricks to solve mathematical skills problems quickly.
In his own words: "When the number of students grew, the room on the terrace of the house of a friend in a classroom moved to an audience later, he held the first free trade and was charged only once students for advanced workshops. It was known by teaching.
He was so popular with students who attended some mathematical workshops for around 20,000 students in various cities including Delhio, Pune, Mumbai and Chain. in 2009 he began to record his lectures to make them accessible to students in 45 cities that he did not visit.
In his own words: "When the number of students grew, the room on the terrace of the house of a friend in a classroom moved to an audience later, he held the first free trade and was charged only once students for advanced workshops. It was known by teaching.
He was so popular with students who attended some mathematical workshops for around 20,000 students in various cities including Delhio, Pune, Mumbai and Chain. in 2009 he began to record his lectures to make them accessible to students in 45 cities that he did not visit.
