Indian online education platform Unacademy has achieved a valuation north of $21m after raising $100m in series C funding from investors including Sequoia Capital and Blume Ventures. The company enables teachers to create courses, covering categories, including Joint Entrance Examination, banking exams and Secondary School Certificate and Union Public Service Commission. Unacademy claims 10,000 registered educators and three million students, while its YouTube channel has around two million subscribers. CEO Gaurav Munjal said the latest funds will be used to expand the number of categories and invest in technology.
Indian online education platform Unacademy has achieved a valuation north of $100m after raising $21m in series C funding from investors including Sequoia Capital and Blume Ventures. The company enables teachers to create courses, covering categories, including Joint Entrance Examination, banking exams and Secondary School Certificate and Union Public Service Commission. Unacademy claims 10,000 registered educators and three million students, while its YouTube channel has around two million subscribers. CEO Gaurav Munjal said the latest funds will be used to expand the number of categories and invest in technology.