Healthcare Edtech startup Virohan has received an additional $1.3 million in funding from its existing investors - Keiretsu Forum, Priya Shah (General Partner at Theia Ventures), Better Capital, Vikas Gambhir (Partner - Grant Thornton) and Joydeep Battacharya (Partner - Bain & Co), before the Series B raise.
Virohan is planning to utilise these funds to expand to new geographies PAN India. The startup is also planning to use new funds to develop newer training programmes, content in vernacular languages and develop their technological forefront. The company aims to scale its current omnichannel training platform infrastructure and develop new features to further increase learning outcomes for students and facilitate growth over its expanding footprint with this bridge round. The company is also in talks to raise $7-$10 million in Series B later this year.
