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LearnQ secures an undisclosed amount of funding from the founder and CEO of Actyv.ai
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ByStartupStory | August 13, 2022
LearnQ.ai, an edtech firm located in Bengaluru, has reported obtaining an undisclosed amount of funding from Raghunath Subramanian, the founder, and CEO of the corporate SaaS platform Actyv.ai. He will become a member of LearnQ’s board of directors. The firm will use the funds to develop internationally, particularly in the US, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia.
LearnQ.ai firmly believes that rather than replacing this mentor-mentee connection, technology should be used to enhance it. Early learning experiences for a youngster are crucial. It establishes his strategy for dealing with issues in the future. One of their guiding principles is to help children become autonomous, systematic, and data-driven learners who have a framework and playbook for life. A new breed of analytical, data-driven, creative, critical-thinking, and failure-unafraid human capital is what they want to create.

The focus of LearnQ is to provide everyone with individualised learning routes, making them data-driven, autonomous, systematic, and lifelong learners in the process. LearnQ thinks that each child is unique. Their learning patterns are distinctive, just like them. And their central claim is that for a child to reach his full potential, he must first improve as a learner. Their learning requirements are easily discernible due to their AI-driven technology, and coaches focusing on these insights.
LearnQ is an AI-driven platform for students studying for the SAT, GRE, TOEFL, IELTS, and GMAT. It was founded in 2020 by Kushal Sinha and Piyush Kumar. The Bengaluru-headquatered platform employs AI for gamified evaluation, which aids students in understanding the material.
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