Muzigal is a groundbreaking app designed to bridge the gap between children’s holistic development and the underutilized resources of teachers affected by the pandemic.
The Muzigal app offers a seamless platform that addresses these needs by providing a convenient way for students to learn music and musical instruments online. This approach enables students to grow and develop skills that were previously only possible in physical environments. Founded by Lakshminarayana Yeluri, a first-generation entrepreneur, Muzigal stands out for its efficiency in helping users enhance or acquire new skills.
Kalaari Capital, known for its impressive investment portfolio including startups like Vogo, Curefit, Milkbasket, Oxfordcaps, Zivame, Ovenfresh, and YourStory, has recently invested in Muzigal. This partnership opens new avenues for Muzigal’s global expansion and economic sustainability. Leveraging the pandemic’s disruptions, Muzigal has carved out a niche in the ed-tech sector, focusing on non-scholastic activities and achieving notable success.
To learn more about Kalaari Capital’s investment in Muzigal, read their article: “Why We Invested in Muzigal.”
The Hyderabad-based startup has capitalized on the pandemic-driven shift to online learning, similar to WhiteHat Jr., which was acquired by Byju’s for $300 million in August 2020, reinforcing Byju’s presence in the educational sector.
Discover more about Byju’s $300 million acquisition of WhiteHat Jr. here.
As online education has become essential and extracurricular development options have shifted from “nice-to-have” to “must-have,” the market for digital learning platforms is expanding rapidly. With WhiteHat Jr.’s acquisition and Muzigal’s recent funding, the online kids’ extracurricular space is becoming increasingly dynamic. It will be exciting to see how this sector evolves and attracts further innovation in the near future.
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