Metis Eduventures Pvt. Ltd, which runs the vernacular test preparation platform, Adda247 has raised $35 Million in a round led by WestBridge Capital. The funding round also saw Google joining as a new investor and participating from existing investors Info Edge and Asha Impact. The company plans to use the fresh capital to enhance its tech and product profile, expand its student counselling team, and hire for some key leadership roles. The aim is to go deeper into the vernacular test preparation category.
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According to CEO Anil Nagar, all our offerings focus on ‘building for Bharat as 85% of our user base comes from tier II, III and IV cities. We want to help create a level playing field by providing all kinds of learning solutions to students from all backgrounds.
Founded in 2016 by Anil Nagar and Saurabh Bansal, Adda247 provides online coaching for government job entrance tests and caters to the learning needs of millions of students from Tier-2, 3 cities in India. Both have worked tirelessly to build a category leader in the govt exam preparation space which is a very large market. It is one of the rare profitable ed-tech companies in India and is also growing at a rapid pace.
Adda247 has 22 million monthly active users, and 2 million paid users till date. Adda247 is one of the very few scaled-up tech companies which is profitable and growing very fast. Adda247 acquired Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) exam-focused ed-tech startup StudyIQ in a $20 Mn (INR 150 Cr) deal in December last year.
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