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ByteXL Secures $5.9 Million in Series A Funding to Transform Engineering Education

ByteXL, an edtech startup based in Hyderabad, has successfully raised $5.9 million in a Series A funding round. The round was led by Kalaari Capital and saw notable contributions from the Michael and Susan Dell Foundation.

Sanjay Modi, Senior Director at the Michael & Susan Dell Foundation, remarked, “ByteXL is transforming engineering education in India by bridging the gap between academia and industry. This investment supports our commitment to enhancing educational quality and aligning student skills with industry demands, especially in tier II and tier III cities.”

The startup plans to use the funds to expand its team, develop new products, and introduce advanced digital tools. ByteXL also aims to extend its presence to additional colleges and universities across India.

Karun Tadepalli, CEO and Co-Founder of ByteXL, commented, “This funding not only supports our mission of teaching coding but also accelerates our efforts to equip future engineers with cutting-edge skills and technologies. We’re committed to bridging the gap between academia and industry more rapidly.”

Sampath P, Partner at Kalaari Capital, highlighted the growing demands on engineering schools. “With technology disciplines evolving rapidly, engineering schools must maintain high standards in curriculum and pedagogy. ByteXL is dedicated to supporting universities and colleges with operational expertise, quality educators, and a dynamic digital learning platform to prepare students for future technology careers.”

This investment positions ByteXL to enhance its educational offerings and strengthen its role in the edtech sector, paving the way for advancements in engineering education across India.

 

 

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