Gurgaon, India
Computer Shiksha is a non-profit organization founded in 2012 with a mission to bridge the digital divide in India. The company's slogan, "Bridging the Digital Divide!", encapsulates its purpose. They provide free foundational computer literacy (FCL) to underprivileged students by setting up computer labs and offering training in schools that lack resources and qualified teachers.
Through strategic partnerships with corporations, they have received 10,917 end-of-life computers, which have been refurbished and utilized to set up 1300+ computer labs in 2407 schools across 28 states in India. Currently, 678,142 students are benefiting from their program, with over 114,600 students certified and 1927 teachers trained. With a focus on sustainability, the organization provides free lifetime maintenance for the hardware, ensuring a 95+% uptime.
Computer Shiksha goes beyond just providing computers; they offer a complete package including video courseware, training, monitoring, evaluation, and certification, all free of charge as a commitment to society. Their vision is to bridge the divide between the privileged and underprivileged using technology.
As of now, there is no public information available on the company's current headquarters or last investment, including investment amount and investors.
