Eight takeaways from Q2 2026 — what the numbers say about where Apar's
Classroom stands, and where it is heading.
Milestone
A new audience high — 299K monthly students
Rolling 30-day active students closed June at 299K, the highest
point of the year, climbing steadily through the back half of the
quarter. The audience is growing even as individual exam-season
viewing eased off.
Signal
More students, lighter load — by design
Delivered bandwidth fell from 429 TB to 273 TB across the quarter
while students grew. That's not fewer people — it's a shift from
heavy exam-revision streaming to lighter, browse-first study as
the HSC 26 cycle wound down.
Product
Mid-June: short-form arrives
From June 14, engagement per student stepped up and origin traffic
doubled overnight — the fingerprint of fresh short-form video
entering the catalogue. New content, higher engagement, and a new
caching challenge, all at once.
Launch
The Android app is live
Q2 delivered on the Q1 promise: the native Android application
shipped, already registering millions of in-app events alongside
the web platform. Students now reach ASG Shop on the surface that
fits them.
Content
FRB-26 stayed the beating heart
The HSC 26 Final Revision Batch drew 16.8M views with a remarkable
14.3% bounce rate — one of the most-watched educational programmes
in Bangladesh, and the anchor of the quarter's engagement.
Loyalty
Three in four are returning students
Returning students held roughly 75% of daily activity, with weekly
stickiness peaking at 55% of monthly actives. This is a
habit-formed base, not a churning one — students come back on
their own.
Reach
A platform for the whole country
Dhaka leads with 196K students, but Chattogram, Rajshahi, Khulna,
Sylhet, Rangpur, Bogura and beyond make up a growing majority.
Apar's Classroom belongs to all of Bangladesh, not just the
capital.
Scale
1.82 billion requests, delivered clean
Over three months the edge network served 1.06 petabytes across
1.82 billion requests at a 92.7% cache hit rate, with origin
response improving to 212 ms by June. The infrastructure scaled
quietly with demand.
