Introduction
Dost Education is helping mothers who are not educated to contribute to their child’s education but desire to do so by deploying a simple, low-cost mobile, and voice-based curriculum via the phone.
They create software, audio content, and toolkits that make it easy, fun and attractive for parents of any literacy level to boost their child’s early growth.
They are innovating to get every child school ready in India.
Important Details
| Categories | Education, Information Technology, Non-Profit |
| Headquarters Regions | Asia-Pacific (APAC) |
| Funding Status | Seed |
| Founded Date | 2017 |
| Founders | Sindhuja Jeyabal, Sneha Sheth |
| Operating Status | Active |
| Last Funding Type | Seed |
| IPO Status | Private |
| Company Type | For-Profit |
| Website | www.dosteducation.com |
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| Contact Email | info@dosteducation.com |
Funding Rounds Dost Education
Dost Education has raised 1 round. This was a Seed round raised on Mar 21, 2017.
What Is Edtech Startup
Edtech startups are changing the way of education in India at a very fast speed and it is clearly apparent that startups in the education sector are going to rise by leaps and bounds in upcoming years. Many startups have come up in this space but are targeting different pain points and it will be interesting to know who will be the one to finally disrupt!
While some startups are offering online courses in different subjects, some are giving career guidance. While some are helping students prepare for competitive examinations with Virtual Reality to change how education is perceived in the country. Edtech Startups is going to help students for their better Career.
Latest News About Dost Education
- The Hindu — Dost Education: Parenting, just a podcast away.
- Y Combinator Posthaven — What Y Combinator Looks for in Nonprofits.
- Y Combinator Posthaven — What Y Combinator Looks for in Nonprofits.
- Inc42 — Dost Education, Credy And DocTalk – Get Into Y Combinator’s New Winter 2017 Batch.
