মেধা বিকাশে প্রযুক্তিBorn in Bangladesh. Built for the future of learning.

Reimagining Education. Empowering Every Learner.

MedhaTech is building an integrated AI-powered education ecosystem designed to make learning smarter, exam preparation more effective, and educational opportunities more accessible.

One ecosystem. Every learning journey. Unlimited possibilities.

8Products in one ecosystem
2Apps in development
BDT 2,629 crAddressable market
BDT 1,017 crServiceable market

About MedhaTech

Technology That Unlocks Human Potential.

মেধা means talent. We are a Bangladesh-based EdTech company bridging the gaps between learners, educators, institutions and opportunities through intelligent educational technology.

Mission

To use AI and technology to make quality education more accessible, personalized, effective, and affordable.

Vision

To become a leading integrated EdTech ecosystem connecting learners, educators, institutions, and opportunities.

The problem we are solving

Education Is Evolving. The Learning Experience Must Too.

Families carry most of the cost, competition is intense, and preparation is spread across coaching centres, guidebooks, Facebook and YouTube with no measured view of readiness.

71%

of education spending in Bangladesh is paid by households

UNESCO GEM Report / BRAC, 2022
102

applicants per post in the 47th BCS (374,747 for 3,688 posts)

BPSC, via Prothom Alo
52.12%

HSC pass rate in 2026, down from 58.83% in 2025

Education boards, via Prothom Alo, 31 Oct 2026
885k

unemployed university graduates in 2024

BBS Labour Force Survey 2024
01

Fragmented learning resources

Guidebooks, coaching notes, videos and apps that don't connect.

02

Expensive private coaching

Families pay heavily for coaching, tutors and guidebooks.

03

Limited personalised learning

The same material for every student, whatever their gaps.

04

No intelligent assessment

Little progress tracking beyond a single mock score.

05

Inefficient exam preparation

Time goes to topics already known instead of real weaknesses.

06

Manual institutions

Attendance, results and fees still run on paper.

07

Unequal access

Quality preparation is concentrated in large cities.

Reach

82.8 million internet users

Mobile can now take quality preparation to every district.

DataReportal, Digital 2026: Bangladesh (Oct 2025)

Our product ecosystem

One Intelligent Ecosystem. Multiple Learning Solutions.

Eight products for every stage of learning, from early childhood to career. Two are in development today, and the rest are part of our long-term roadmap.

In developmentPlanned
In development

Job Preparation

BCS, bank, government and competitive job candidates

An intelligent preparation companion for BCS, bank and government job exams. It helps candidates practise with purpose, understand where they stand and spend their time where it matters most.

AI & technology

Beyond Digital Learning. Towards Intelligent Learning.

AI sits at the centre of everything we build, helping every learner get the kind of attention that used to depend on a private tutor.

Personalised learning

Every learner's journey adapts to their goals, level and pace.

Intelligent assessment

Clear insight into progress, so effort goes where it matters.

Insight for educators

Better visibility for teachers, parents and institutions.

Bangla and English

Built for how Bangladeshi learners actually study.

AI supports teachers and learners. It does not replace them.

Business model

A Diversified Business Model Built for Scalable Growth.

Diversified revenue across learners, institutions and partners, designed to grow with the ecosystem.

Revenue stream 1 of 4

B2C — Direct to Learners

  • Learner subscriptions
  • Premium learning content

MedhaTech is pre-launch. Detailed pricing and unit economics are shared privately with investors.

Market opportunity

Building for a Large, Underserved Learning Market.

A large market families already pay for, entered step by step: exam preparation first, then wider learning and institutional technology.

TAM · Total addressable market
BDT 2,629 crore a year (≈ USD 214 m). Household spend on learning that could move to digital.
SAM · Serviceable available market
BDT 1,017 crore a year (≈ USD 83 m). Reachable by a Bangla-first mobile platform.
SOM · Serviceable obtainable market
BDT 9.51 crore by Year 3 (≈ USD 0.77 m). Under 1% of SAM.

MedhaTech internal estimates, November 2026.

Growth roadmap

Designed to Scale. Built to Last.

A disciplined, phased path from first products to a nationwide ecosystem. Milestones are indicative.

Phase 1 · Indicative

Launch & Validate

  • First exam-preparation products
  • Pilot with early learners
  • Content and teacher partnerships

Each phase opens only after the previous one meets its milestones.

Competitive advantage

Why MedhaTech. Why Now.

How our approach differs from the way most students prepare today.

Differentiator
How most learners prepare today
The MedhaTech approach
Integrated ecosystem
Separate books, coaching and apps
Many products, one shared learner profile
AI-first
Same practice set for everyone
Personalised assessment, planning and feedback
Bangladesh-focused
Generic or translated material
Local exams and curriculum, Bangla and English
B2C + B2B
One audience, one income source
Learners, families and institutions
Built to scale
Single-purpose tools
One platform designed to grow
Partnership-driven
Closed content teams
Educators, institutions, publishers and tech partners

Investors & donors

Invest in the Future of Learning.

We are building an integrated education technology ecosystem to make learning more intelligent, accessible, and impactful. We invite investors, donors and development partners to join us in shaping the future of education in Bangladesh.

Investors

  • Angel investors
  • Venture capital firms
  • Strategic investors
  • Early-stage investment partners
Request Investor Deck

Educational Partners

  • Schools and colleges
  • Universities
  • Coaching centres
  • Educational institutions
Become a Partner

Donors & Development Partners

  • Foundations and NGOs
  • CSR programmes
  • Development agencies
  • Scholarship and access funds
Partner for Impact

Strategic Collaborators

  • Educators and subject-matter experts
  • Publishers
  • Technology partners
  • Corporate sponsors
Collaborate With Us

Investment thesis

  • A large, underserved marketFamilies already invest heavily in education and exam preparation.
  • Technology can close the gapAI makes personal, high-quality learning affordable at scale.
  • Mobile reaches every districtQuality learning no longer depends on living in a big city.
  • Measurable social impactBetter outcomes for learners who cannot afford private coaching.

Why support us now

  1. Early-stage entryJoin at the formative stage of a multi-product company.
  2. Milestone-based fundingCapital is released as clear milestones are met.
  3. Impact and returnsA model built for both financial and social value.
  4. Full details under NDAPlans, figures and timelines are shared privately on request.

Blog · EdTech market news

What's Moving in Education and EdTech.

News we follow on Bangladesh's education system and the EdTech market, summarised by MedhaTech with a link to every original report.

Bangladesh

HSC pass rate falls to 52.12% in 2026

About 1.27 million candidates sat HSC and equivalent exams across 11 boards. The pass rate fell 6.71 points from 58.83% in 2025, and 40,084 students obtained GPA-5.

Why it matters: Falling results raise demand for structured, measurable preparation for admission exams.

Source: Prothom Alo ↗
Global

AI-in-education market projected to reach $32.3 billion by 2030

The report projects AI in education growing from $8.3 billion in 2025 to $32.3 billion by 2030, and notes large take-private deals for Instructure ($4.8 billion) and PowerSchool ($5.6 billion) while EdTech venture funding stays well below its 2021 peak.

Why it matters: Capital is moving toward AI-led learning products with clear unit economics.

Source: Hyde Park Capital, EdTech Market Insights Q2 2026 ↗
Bangladesh

ESA 2026: Bangladesh faces a learning crisis despite education gains

Around 16% of students leave before finishing primary school and nearly a third drop out at secondary level. Roughly half of children aged 7–14 have foundational literacy, and 40% have foundational numeracy.

Why it matters: Foundational learning gaps are the space HateKhori is designed for.

Source: Dhaka Tribune ↗
Policy

Bangladesh to launch blended learning in city schools

Selected urban schools would hold classes on campus three days a week and online on the other three, with teachers on campus to supervise during online days.

Why it matters: Schools moving online need digital content, assessment and management tools.

Source: Asia Education Review ↗
Policy

Chief Adviser inaugurates e-learning programme in 12 hill-district schools

The programme covers nine secondary and three primary schools across three hill districts in Chattogram, launched virtually by Professor Muhammad Yunus.

Why it matters: Public programmes are widening digital learning beyond the big cities.

Source: The Financial Express ↗
Funding

Shikho raises funds from Startup Bangladesh and local investors

The government-backed Startup Bangladesh joined local investors in Shikho's latest round, taking its total funding past $8 million to expand AI-powered, curriculum-aligned learning in Bangla.

Why it matters: Local and public investors are backing AI-powered Bangla learning.

Source: Dhaka Tribune ↗
Funding

Education adviser urges recognition of EdTech startups

At Bangladesh Startup Connect 2025, the education adviser called for budget support for tech-driven education. Shikho's CEO said the tech-based education market is valued at $16 billion while EdTech startups had raised only $18 million.

Why it matters: Investment remains small relative to the size of the opportunity.

Source: The Business Standard ↗
Funding

10 Minute School raises Tk 61 crore in pre-Series A round

The round was led by UAE-based Conjunction Capital, taking total funding to Tk 78 crore. The company reported revenue doubled in the first half of 2023.

Why it matters: Bangladeshi learners have shown they will pay for online education.

Source: The Daily Star ↗

Summaries are MedhaTech's own; figures and quotes belong to the original publishers. Read the source for full context.

Contact

Let's Build the Future of Learning Together.

Tell us who you are and what you'd like to explore. We reply to every genuine business inquiry.

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Email
info@medhatech.net
Phone
+880 1540-003738
Office
Mirpur-12, Dhaka, Bangladesh