BrainGymJr, an EdTech platform that offers brain development exercises for children between age 5-11 years. The company has raised Rs 2.5 crore in its angel round funding in July 2021, which has been utilized to improve skills and growth. The company has launched a fully automated portal for it as well.
BrainGymJr helps children to sharpen their logic, language, reasoning and math skills with real-life reasoning and examples. The company is offering curriculums that are age-appropriate and aligned with learning objectives. The company offers online exercises such as crosswords, grid questions and other interesting stuff based on the subjects like Mathematics, English and other real-world skills.
It is helping students to learn at their own pace and the instant solutions are making the students get complete learning and knowledge.
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Vidur Garg, Founder, BrainGymJr said, “Our motto at BrainGymJr is to teach children ‘How’ to Think. We believe in the power of building a strong foundation of logic, reasoning & critical thinking in early years. Through our exercises on BrainGymJr we want to make learning and application a daily habit for children.Moreover, we want the entire experience to be fun and engaging. We are thrilled to have like minded investors supporting us. Our dream is to help children across the globe get better prepared for real life opportunities.”
BrainGymJr is backed by 10 prominent founders, angel investors and HNIs in India including Ashok Bhavnani (Sapiens, ex Ibexi),Rajiv Dadlani (Consort capital, Investor in Wellness Forever) and Shankar Nath (Junio, ex Paytm).
Commenting on the launch of BrainGymJr, Rajiv Dadlani said, “BrainGymJr has a universal offering aimed at making children smarter by actually applying concepts learned in school. The fun formats, daily nudges and rewards keep children engaged while creating discipline. Armed with a great product that comes with a fresh approach to learning,the team is well poised to scale the BrainGymJr platform across geographies”
