Kaddish DeRabbanan when Ten Did Not Study Together

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Question

Can Kaddish DeRabbanan be recited after ten people studied separately, or must they study together?

Answer

Certainly, Kaddish can be recited, and even if there aren't ten studying, but only one studied and there are ten in the synagogue, they recite Kaddish.

Source

Biur Halacha, Siman 155, D"H VeYikba. It is worth noting the words of the Gemara in Tractate Sotah, page 49, that after the destruction of the Temple, the world exists due to the Kaddish DeAggadeta and the Kedusha DeSidra, as there is sanctification of the Name and Torah study together.

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