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Overseas education company Leap raises Rs 400 cr in Series C funding

The firm said it is seeing an unprecedented demand from students to move abroad this year as international borders open post-Covid.

L to R - Leap co-founders Vaibhav Singh, Arnav Kumar
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L to R - Leap co-founders Vaibhav Singh, Arnav Kumar

Peerzada Abrar Bengaluru
Leap, one of South Asia’s largest overseas education companies, which runs LeapFinance and LeapScholar, has raised $55 million (Rs 400 crore) in Series C funding led by Owl Ventures.

The round also saw participation from Harvard Management Company, Inc, along with returning investors Jungle Ventures and Sequoia Capital India. The round comes less than 6 months after Leap raised its Series B which was led by Jungle Ventures, bringing the total equity capital raised by the startup to date, over $75 million.

Leap will utilise the new capital infusion for multi-dimensional growth. The company intends to extend its service suite

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