Media Mentions

Learning Spiral’s vision for building connected, secure and future-ready universities has been presented in an article published on Business Upturn, titled “The Future of Higher Education: Why Universities Need Integrated Digital Solutions.” The article examines how rising student expectations, complex administrative processes and the growing importance of examination integrity are encouraging universities to move beyond fragmented and manual systems. It explains how an integrated digital ecosystem—combining a University Management System, Online Assessment Platform and Secure Online Examination System—can connect the complete student lifecycle, from admission through graduation. Why Integrated Technology Matters Disconnected systems can create data silos, repetitive administrative work, delayed communication and limited institutional visibility. A unified platform can enable universities to: Accelerate academic and administrative workflows Automate repetitive institutional processes Monitor student performance in real time Strengthen examination security and integrity Improve faculty coordination and student engagement Generate accurate institutional reports and analytics Make informed, data-driven decisions The Learning Spiral Approach At Learning Spiral, we believe digital transformation should empower institutions without making their operations more complicated. Our integrated education technology solutions bring together intelligent automation, comprehensive university management, data-driven online assessments and secure examination capabilities. This connected approach helps institutions streamline administration, strengthen academic processes and respond effectively to evolving student and regulatory requirements. By combining scalability, security and user-friendly technology, Learning Spiral supports universities in building smarter academic ecosystems designed for operational efficiency, institutional transparency and improved student outcomes. Read the complete article on Business Upturn

Studying abroad - US, UK, Canada, or Australia - almost always means one non-negotiable: a research paper, thesis, or dissertation before you get that degree. And today, students are leaning on AI more than ever to get there. But universities are catching on too — many are now using AI themselves to detect plagiarism, raising a real question: How to Use AI for Research and Studies? Expert Gives Tips to Indians Studying Abroad, Shares Essential Tools Too? Founder & MD, Manish Mohta, shared his expert take with Navbharat Times - AI should be used with critical thinking and questioning, not blind reliance, or it risks weakening the very thinking skills it's meant to support. 📰 Read the full feature here : https://navbharattimes.indiatimes.com/education/study-abroad/us/how-to-use-ai-as-indian-student-for-research-assignment-expert-manish-mohta-explained/articleshow/132115584.cms

We are pleased to share that Manish Mohta, Managing Director of Learning Spiral Ltd., has authored an insightful opinion article published on Education Post. The article appears in the platform’s Opinion section. In the article, Manish Mohta explains that AI should not be viewed as a replacement for educators. Instead, it can support universities by simplifying repetitive administrative tasks, improving academic workflows, enabling data-driven decisions, and making admissions, examinations, evaluations, and student services more efficient. The future of intelligent universities lies in combining AI-powered systems with human expertise. While technology can improve speed, accuracy, transparency, and scalability, educators will continue to play the central role in teaching, mentoring, decision-making, and building meaningful student relationships. The article, titled “The Rise of Intelligent Universities: How AI Is Changing Academic Operations Without Replacing Educators,” has been published on Education Post. Read the complete article on Education Post

We are proud to share that Learning Spiral's Managing Director, Manish Sir, has been featured in The Hindu's education column, "News from the World of Education," published on June 18, 2026. This recognition reflects Manish Sir's continued contributions and thought leadership in the education sector, and reinforces Learning Spiral's commitment to driving meaningful conversations around learning, innovation, and student development in India. We invite our readers to read the full feature on The Hindu's official website using the link below. 🔗 Read the full article: News from the World of Education: June 18, 2026

For Indian students planning to pursue a Master's degree in the United States, this is one of the most critical decisions they will make — and yet, one that often goes unanswered. Our Managing Director, Manish Mohata, was recently featured in Navbharat Times, where he offered a clear, expert-led perspective on this very question — covering industry demand, hiring trends, and which degree aligns best with long-term career goals in the US. Key insights from the feature: MS in AI offers a sharper, specialised skill set aligned with high-growth roles in tech MS in CS provides broader versatility across roles, industries, and geographies The right choice depends on your profile, strengths, and where you see yourself in 5 years Read the full feature on Navbharat Times — Study in US: AI या CS, किसमें मास्टर्स करके जल्दी मिलेगी US में जॉब? एक्सपर्ट ने बताई छात्रों के लिए सही डिग्री - ms in ai or ms in cs which master degree better for indian students for jobs in us expert manish mohata explained - Navbharat Times