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Edtech start-up Masai School raises $2.5 mn in latest funding round

Unitus Ventures leads investment, other participants include India Quotient and AngelList India

Ed-tech platforms began offering many products for free in a race to pull in new and to convince existing users to stay with their platforms
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After the Covid pandemic outbreak, which has added tailwinds to the edtech sector, over a dozen start-ups have raised funds

Samreen Ahmad Bengaluru
In another round of funding received by the edtech segment, Masai School has raised $2.5 million funding led by Unitus Ventures, joined by India Quotient and AngelList India. It has so far raised a total of $2.7 mn, including this pre Series A round.

The Bengaluru-based start-up would be using the funding to step up efforts in imparting education to students and make them future-ready. Founded by Prateek Shukla, Nrupul Dev and Yogesh Bhat a year ago, it trains tech aspirants in full stack web and android development, and helps them get placed through its partner network. It claims to have

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