Defining the Future of Diagnostics

Gamification is transforming the way we engage students in learning by incorporating game-like elements that drive excitement, competition, and deeper retention. At Praxis Global Alliance, we leverage a tailored gamification framework to enhance student engagement and retention. By analyzing global trends, benchmarking loyalty programs, and conducting user surveys, we design customized reward systems and ROI models that boost learning outcomes and foster a dynamic educational experience.

Indian consumer goods space has seen a rapid rise in the entry of new-age Internet First Brands (IFBs) across segments like spices, masala, snacks, beauty and personal care, home care, etc.

The Electric mobility ecosystem is expected to become a ~US$ 250B opportunity by FY30, growing at a CAGR of 38%. One of the key drivers behind this growth will be technological innovations that enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and improve vehicle quality.

Large market opportunity, with cataract surgeries expected to grow at a CAGR of 3.4% and the market shifting from unorganized local centers to single specialty chains leading to premiumization as well

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the healthcare landscape, particularly in the field of diagnostics. By leveraging AI's capabilities, healthcare providers can achieve faster, more accurate diagnoses, leading to improved patient outcomes and reduced costs.

Chronic diseases are becoming an increasingly pressing issue in India, affecting millions and placing a significant strain on the healthcare system. With conditions like hypertension, arthritis, and diabetes on the rise, the need for effective chronic care management has never been more critical. The growing burden of chronic diseases in India presents several market opportunities for innovative care solutions and the potential for startups and entrepreneurs to make a meaningful impact.

The Indian electric vehicle (EV) opportunity is experiencing a remarkable surge, reaching approximately US$ 34B in FY24 with 30% YoY growth. It is projected to reach around US$ 238B by FY30, growing annually at about 38% from FY24-30, reflecting a paradigm shift towards sustainable mobility.

he Indian healthcare system stands at crossroads, facing a critical shortage of personnel across various roles. This staffing crisis threatens the very foundation of quality healthcare delivery for the nation's vast population.