Ed-tech firm Geekster raises $1.30 Mn in pre-Series A round
Ed-tech firm Geekster raises $1.30 Mn in pre-Series A round
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In a Pre-Series A round led by Inflection Point Ventures Ed-tech platform Geekster raised USD 1.30 million (INR 10 CR), the funding was led in participation with MyNavi Corporation, Japan. The brand has raised a total of USD 1.5 million including the ongoing round. Existing investors We Founder Circle and Ah Ventures also participated in the round. 

The company said that the funds raised will be primarily utilized towards expanding the team. A part of the raised investment will also be exhausted in expanding the portfolio of offerings, adding new programs, and building scalable learning & hiring platforms, according to an official statement released by the company. 

On the fundraise Ankit Maggu, Co-Founder of Geekster affirmed, “We are on a mission to democratize quality education & career opportunities; aiming to make a million graduates work ready in next few years. Our offering has witnessed great response from the Students & Employer Partners alike and we shall be working aggressively to scale our operations in the next few months. We are fortunate to have associated with marquee investors who are equally excited about the opportunity and are aligned with our vision for Geekster.” said Co-Founder of Geekster  Ankit Maggu. 

Additionally, the company aims to focus on fundamentals, specialized and advanced curriculum along with soft skill training. Geekster at present is helping more than 300 companies hire the right tech talent for their teams including some top product-based companies, MNCs, and well-funded startups

“Gone are the days when a graduate certificate would be more than enough to secure a job in your respective field. With the growing competition, job seekers are expected to be more skilled to be a cut above the rest. Geekster has been successful in designing a tech education platform with its unique model of skilling which allows tech graduates to hone their skills at zero cost until they get a paying job. And at the same time, it engages industry professionals as educators on the platform keeping the content relevant and practical. The company has won the trust of leading companies to hire a highly skilled tech workforce and IPV looks forward to further scaling this platform and creating a pool of talented and top-notch industry-ready professionals.” Talking about Geekster,  Co-Founder of Inflection Point Ventures Ankur Mittal said

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