Sandeep Jain started GeeksforGeeks as a blog in 2008 and with sheer hard work he made the startup USD 1 million company. Lest know his story.
Sandeep Jain, who is an IITian and the founder of GeeksforGeeks, an edtech platform, has a current value of approximately $1 million or around Rs 8,40,74,000.00. His success story is very interesting and full of challenges. Sandeep started GeeksforGeeks as a blog in the year 2008. Through hard work and dedication, he transformed a simple blog into a successful venture. Let’s know Sandeep Jain’s journey to success.
Who is Sandeep Jain?
Sandeep Jain was born into a middle-class family in Uttar Pradesh’s Firozabad. After completing his schooling he took admission in A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Technical University in Lucknow in 2004 and earned his B.Tech degree. He then pursued an M.Tech in Engineering from the prestigious IIT Roorkee.
After completing his education, Jain started working for a leading US-based software firm from 2007 to 2010. He then decided to leave his corporate job to start a career in education. He worked as an Assistant Professor at JP Institute of Information Technology. During his brief tenure as a teacher, Sandeep realised that the lack of resources and quality education affected millions of students in India.
Started as a Blog in 2008
Jain embarked his journey to establish GeeksforGeeks, an ed-tech platform. First launched in 2008, it was a simple blog aimed at helping engineering students to prepare for their placements by breaking down complex computer science concepts into understandable knowledge. As time went on, it evolved prominently into a comprehensive digital learning platform, offering a range of educational resources to learners.
Millions of Users Worldwide
Today, GeeksforGeeks is a major name in the edtech sector, with over 20 million registered users around the worldwide. The startup has an office in Noida, Bengaluru, and Pune.
In the year 2023, GeeksforGeeks recorded an annual revenue of USD 1 million. It has also joined hands with tech giants such as Google Developers, Amazon, and Microsoft, helping aspiring engineers secure attractive positions in these companies.
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