Bryt, a Karachi-based EdTech startup, has successfully acquired seed funding, marking a promising start to its quest to transform the EdTech game in Pakistan and deliver a new learning landscape.
Bryt gives students a complete learning experience by combining exciting videos with useful tools like “Clear your doubts” for individual support, cheat sheets for revisions, notes, and interactive live lectures.
This is the brainchild of a group of well-known individuals with a wide range of experience. Zia Saleem, the company’s CEO, has 17 years of expertise in the corporate and technological sectors.
Saad Saleem, a well-known educator who runs the “Mathlete” YouTube channel, is part of the team, as is Adil Usman, another well-known educator who has worked at several famous schools, and Faryal Zuberi, a techie who is responsible for developing the Bryt program.
Bryt is ready to raise the bar by providing students with a revitalized learning experience that is tailored to the needs of today’s students.
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