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Study abroad platform Leverage Edu will invest Nigerian Naira 800 million (Rs 8.4 crore) into the Nigerian market to expand its operations within the African country, the company announced on Saturday. The announcement comes as part of 'Nigeria-India Digital Economy Dialogue' during G20 Summit
Mumbai-based startup GradRight has raised INR 50 Cr in Series A funding from IvyCap Ventures to pair students with universities and banks.
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Indian students account for only one-fifth of Ambers base; the balance 80% comes from students across 50 countries including Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Saudi Arabia, and Nigeria, Goel said. As much as 50% of its base is foreigners studying in their home country, but away from home.
Leverage Edu Founder & CEO Akshay Chaturvedi is looking at a full year of FY24 profitability with a focus on the UK and the US markets