The employment assessment firm has set aside $1m to support edtech and employment technology startups in India, China and the US at seed stage.
India-based employment assessment company Aspiring Minds has committed $1m to fund educational technology and employment technology startups, the Economic Times reported on Friday.
Aspiring Minds intends to provide early-stage funding to startups based in India, China and the US, and to commit the initial $1m in a 12-18 month period. It will supply seed capital, as well as advice and access to the market.
Himanshu Aggarwal, co-founder and chief executive of Aspiring Minds, said: “We are not necessarily looking at…