Who has written the book ‘Beyond the Syllabus: The Real-Life Guide for Teenagers Who Want More than Just Marks’, published in July 2025?
Ankur Warikoo
‘Beyond the Syllabus: The Real-Life Guide for Teenagers Who Want More than Just Marks’ was released in July 2025.
It is written by Ankur Warikoo, an entrepreneur and content creator who earlier wrote the bestsellers ‘Do Epic Shit’ and ‘Get Epic Shit Done’.
The book guides teenagers on money, careers, relationships and life skills that school marks do not measure.
Hence, Ankur Warikoo.
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