mycaptain funding: MyCaptain raises Rs 14 crore in funding from Inflection Point Ventures, others
Education technology startup MyCaptain said it has received Rs 14 crore funding from a bunch of investors including Inflection Point Ventures, an angel investing platform. The other investors in the funding round were MyNavi, Piper Serica, Super Capital and Ankur Capital, it said.
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With this fundraising, MyCaptain plans to expand its hybrid programmes into diverse cities, establishing four regional sales centres. It is also looking at introducing new programmes with a target to reach a portfolio milestone of about 50 beginner courses and five placement readiness programmes, according to a company statement.
MyCaptain was founded in 2016 by Mohammed Zeeshan (CEO), Sameer Ramesh (chief learning officer) and Ruhan Naqash (chief operating officer), who have all received a special mention in the Forbes ‘30 Under 30’ list.
“With the Indian ed-tech market projected to reach $10.4 billion by 2025, MyCaptain’s focus on practical skill development position it as a leader in creating an ed-tech platform that focuses on job readiness compared to others that focuses on pre-K-12 and K-12 segment,” said Mitesh Shah, co-founder, Inflection Point Ventures.
Hidekazu Ito, managing director, Mynavi, said, “We believe that their sustained growth will make a positive impact on the freshers or young professionals hiring segment in India. Also, we believe this partnership can be leveraged to the Japanese hiring scene.”
“MyCaptain has successfully trained a large number of paid learners through their comprehensive beginner and job placement programmes, maintaining an impressive average net promoter score (NPS) of 50+ across their diverse offerings,” said the company statement.
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The company claims that in the past year alone, it has built a network of more than 1,000 hiring partners and has facilitated placements for 1,300 learners in roles such as content writing, digital marketing and UI/UX design, securing average cost to company which surpassed the industry average by 35%.“With this fresh round of funding, we continue our focus on building out a full stack career platform for your early career journey,” said CEO Zeeshan. “We crossed 20,000+ enrolments across our courses and will be ending with Rs 31 crore in booking revenue in 2023-24. Our next focus is to reach 50,000+ yearly enrolments in our courses and Rs 100 crore in bookings by 2025-26.”
Education technology startup MyCaptain said it has received Rs 14 crore funding from a bunch of investors including Inflection Point Ventures, an angel investing platform. The other investors in the funding round were MyNavi, Piper Serica, Super Capital and Ankur Capital, it said.
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With this fundraising, MyCaptain plans to expand its hybrid programmes into diverse cities, establishing four regional sales centres. It is also looking at introducing new programmes with a target to reach a portfolio milestone of about 50 beginner courses and five placement readiness programmes, according to a company statement.
MyCaptain was founded in 2016 by Mohammed Zeeshan (CEO), Sameer Ramesh (chief learning officer) and Ruhan Naqash (chief operating officer), who have all received a special mention in the Forbes ‘30 Under 30’ list.
“With the Indian ed-tech market projected to reach $10.4 billion by 2025, MyCaptain’s focus on practical skill development position it as a leader in creating an ed-tech platform that focuses on job readiness compared to others that focuses on pre-K-12 and K-12 segment,” said Mitesh Shah, co-founder, Inflection Point Ventures.
Hidekazu Ito, managing director, Mynavi, said, “We believe that their sustained growth will make a positive impact on the freshers or young professionals hiring segment in India. Also, we believe this partnership can be leveraged to the Japanese hiring scene.”
“MyCaptain has successfully trained a large number of paid learners through their comprehensive beginner and job placement programmes, maintaining an impressive average net promoter score (NPS) of 50+ across their diverse offerings,” said the company statement.
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The company claims that in the past year alone, it has built a network of more than 1,000 hiring partners and has facilitated placements for 1,300 learners in roles such as content writing, digital marketing and UI/UX design, securing average cost to company which surpassed the industry average by 35%.“With this fresh round of funding, we continue our focus on building out a full stack career platform for your early career journey,” said CEO Zeeshan. “We crossed 20,000+ enrolments across our courses and will be ending with Rs 31 crore in booking revenue in 2023-24. Our next focus is to reach 50,000+ yearly enrolments in our courses and Rs 100 crore in bookings by 2025-26.”
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