Edtech platform Questt has raised $6.75 million in Series A round drove by Celesta Capital and Premji Invest. Existing backers, for example, AET Fund, Titan Capital, First Check and MarsShot Ventures have also participated, with Chiratae Ventures increasing its shareholding.
The new round comes only seven months after the Gurugram-based startup bagged $1.35 million in its seed round drove by Chiratae Ventures, March this year. The new capital will be utilized in expanding its client base and tech capabilities, said Questt in a statement.
Established in 2019 by Akhil Singh, Mohsin and Rohit Pande as Realearning.in, an AI-based answer for handwritten answer sheets, the startup turned during the pandemic.
With more than two lakh understudies and 10,000 teachers on the platform, Questt is a schoolwork and assessment app, which gamifies schoolwork for understudies, and generates profound insights into the learning patterns of understudies.
At present targeting understudies in class 1-12, the platform also generates remarkable insights about ideas, intellectual abilities, and trouble levels which makes partners of understudies with similar learning abilities and offers post-school learning.
According to Singh, Questt is targeting more than 3 million understudies by March 2022. As of now, the feature is wide open, be that as it may, it is probably going to go for membership in the following three to four months to adapt the platform.
While a handful of companies are offering schoolwork and assessment as a feature, there are not very many startups which straightforwardly rival Questt.
