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Leverage Edu

Leverage EdTech Pvt Ltd Noida, Uttar Pradesh Founded 2017 leverageedu.com ↗
Akshay Chaturvedi · Founder & CEO
$73.3 MnTotal funding (tracked)
10Funding rounds
22 Sep 2023Last round

Leverage Edu: Business Model Canvas

The nine-block Business Model Canvas, filled in only where a public source states it — empty blocks mean we haven't found a citable fact yet, not that the answer is zero.

Value Propositions

One-stop study-abroad dashboard

a technology-led counselling platform that gives students access to a one-stop dashboard for their entire study abroad journey

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End-to-end admissions support

Through its workshops, it helps students find the right college, guides them with complex applications and grade conversions, as well as assists with education loans, visas and accommodations.

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Rerouting students amid visa disruption

The eight-year-old startup was quick to respond when India-Canada relations soured, helping Indian students reroute to Germany

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Customer Segments

Indian students (largest source market)58% of student base

India remains Leverage's largest source market, accounting for 58% of its total student base.

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Students in newly expanding emerging markets

Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Vietnam, and Malaysia — emerging markets with growing numbers of students seeking to study abroad.

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Customer Relationships

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Channels

Global office network50+ offices, 27 countries

The company operates across 27 countries through over 50 offices and has a headcount of around 800 people.

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Mobile app and digital tools

a mobile app, an AI-powered course search engine, a university matchmaking tool called UniConnect, and a newly launched SaaS suite for global universities under the brand Univalley.ai

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Key Activities

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Key Resources

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Key Partnerships

No cited partnerships yet. Based on tracked funding/M&A data:

Aloke and Suchitra Lohia Family Office — Investor ETS — Investor Shorelight — Investor Auctus Holding — Investor Blume Ventures — Investor Capri Global Holdings — Investor

Revenue Streams

University commissions & student fees (placement services)75% of revenue

about 20% comes directly from students and 55% from universities in commissions

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Platform businesses (loans, remittance, housing)25% of revenue

The startup generates around 25% of its revenue from its platform businesses

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Fly business — education loans & forex₹29.7 Cr in FY25

The company also generated Rs 29.7 crore from its Fly business, launched in late 2022, through which it offers financial services to students pursuing education abroad.

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Product sales₹21.2 Cr in FY25

Leverage Edu also earned Rs 21.2 crore from the sale of products and generated Rs 4.9 crore from other operating and non-operating sources

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Cost Structure

Employee benefits23% of FY25 expenses (₹64 Cr)

employee benefits remained the largest cost centre and accounted for nearly 23% of total expenses at Rs 64 crore

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Advertising & promotion₹59.8 Cr in FY25

advertising and promotional spending surged 2.2X to Rs 59.8 crore in the previous fiscal year

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Commission paid to selling agents₹51.2 Cr in FY25

commission paid to selling agents, which shot up 2.6X in FY25 to Rs 51.2 crore

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FAQs on Leverage Edu

What is Leverage Edu's business model?

Leverage Edu's core value proposition centers on One-stop study-abroad dashboard, End-to-end admissions support, Rerouting students amid visa disruption.

How does Leverage Edu make money?

Leverage Edu's cited revenue streams include University commissions & student fees (placement services), Platform businesses (loans, remittance, housing), Fly business — education loans & forex, Product sales.

Sources & corrections. Every fact on this page is compiled from cited public sources — follow the “source” links beside each entry. Profile sources: www.edtechreview.in · Last verified 18 Jul 2026. · Report a correction