Few Start ups in 2015 have climbed up the ladder of success and made everyone feel their presence. Their unique concept, never ending energy level, engagement with others, ability to conceptualise ideas, usage of cutting edge technology are the key factors for success. As we are ending 2015, let us look back at the top Start-ups of India.
Top 10 Start-ups of 2015 in India
Edureka
Lovleen Bhatia and Kapil Tyagi started Edureka in 2011 to make learning easy with virtual classrooms. Located in Bangalore, this company has created a buzz and changed the concept of certificate learning for many.
Grofers
In 2014, Saurabh Kumar and Albinder started OneNumber with an idea to have an expert group that will help merchants deliver items that customers order. From a B2B model, Grofers shifted to B2C mobile startup model where they aim to deliver customer orders with 90 minutes.
Oyo Rooms
Who has not noticed the red and white broad boards in the lanes of any metropolitan city of India? Ritesh Agarwal, a 21 year old young visionary is the founder of Oyo Rooms. Oyo is one of the largest network of hotels in India. It operates in more than 160 Indian cities.
Zoomcar
David Back and Greg Moran founded Zoomcar in 2014. This company is a car-rental company focused exclusively on “self-driven” cars. They have made long drives and moving between states convenient for many.
Wooplr
Arjun Abraham Zacharia, Soumen Sarkar, Praveen Rajaretnam and Ankit Sabharwal started this Mobile Commerce journey in 2014. This company provides a personalized mobile shopping experience for the youth.
HackerEarth
HackerEarth was founded by Sachin Gupta and Vivek Prakash in 2012. It is in the business of recruitment at technology companies. Located in Bangalore this company has investors like, GSF and AngelPrime Partners.
Proof of Performance
Harjaap Singh Mann and Arvinder Mann founded PoP in 2014. This company is an out of home advertising analytic firm. Their aim is to make outdoor advertising measurable, accountable and transparent.
CarIQ
Sagar Apte, Deepak Thomas, Vinu Kanakasabhapathy, Rajendrakumar Rajguru started CarIQ in 2014. This company is a connected car platform which connects cars to the cloud. It allows services providers to push relevant information.
Qlicket
Vivek Kumar and Deependra Tewari started their venture in 2014. This Start-up is a wireless service provider that handles every aspect of enterprise WiFi deployments.
JunoTele Solutions
In Bangalore, Sekhar Rao (founder), Krishna Tammireddy and Jana Balasubramaniam (co-founders) created JunoTele Solutions in 2011. They deal with Telecom networks.
Here is the list of top 10 Start ups of India. Are you planning to start your venture? Why wait..start today!
Comments
Post a Comment