Funded Apps Startups in Noida
Among the 10 most recent Apps startups listed for Noida, the largest disclosed round is Classplus’ $62M (2022-03-11).
Among the 10 most recent Apps startups listed for Noida, the largest disclosed round is Classplus’ $62M (2022-03-11). That figure is the only one above $60M in the disclosed amounts, and it sits close to Inshorts’ $60M (2021-07-15) while the remaining disclosed rounds cluster below $11M (for example, FinAGG $11M on 2024-01-18 and Yolearn.ai $500K on 2026-06-30). Several rounds also cluster tightly in time: three companies (FinAGG $11M on 2024-01-18, RailYatri $3M on 2024-02-19, and Flytant marked undisclosed on 2024-02-21) fall within late Jan–Feb 2024, and two Inshorts entries fall in 2021 across 2021-03-23 ($41M) and 2021-07-15 ($60M).
Stage/disclosure is uneven: 1 of 10 rows is Pre-Seed (Yolearn.ai, 2026-06-30), 1 is Seed (OneTo11 $3M on 2022-02-03), and 2 are Series A (FinAGG $11M on 2024-01-18; AdmitKard $6M on 2023-02-20), while Series Unknown appears for Inshorts twice (2021-03-23 and 2021-07-15). There is also an undisclosed amount (Flytant, 2024-02-21), and the disclosed timeline spans 2020-06-23 (Instasolv) through 2026-06-30 (Yolearn.ai).
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Frequently asked
What stands out as the largest disclosed round in Noida’s Apps list, and how far ahead is it of the next-largest disclosed amount?
Classplus’ $62M (2022-03-11) is the only disclosed round above $60M, with Inshorts’ next-largest disclosed at $60M (2021-07-15). Most other disclosed amounts in the table are below $11M (for example, FinAGG $11M on 2024-01-18).
Do the rounds cluster in a narrow time window, or are they spread evenly across years?
There’s a visible late-Jan to late-Feb 2024 cluster: FinAGG closed $11M on 2024-01-18, RailYatri closed $3M on 2024-02-19, and Flytant shows a 2024-02-21 entry (amount undisclosed). The Inshorts listings also cluster within 2021 (2021-03-23 for $41M and 2021-07-15 for $60M).
Are there disclosure or stage-label outliers that affect comparisons?
Yes. Flytant (2024-02-21) is the only row marked undisclosed, so it can’t be used in largest/smallest comparisons. Separately, Inshorts has two entries labeled “Venture - Series Unknown” (2021-03-23 for $41M and 2021-07-15 for $60M), which prevents mapping those rounds into a specific named stage category.
How concentrated are the disclosed amounts at the low end versus mid/high ranges?
The low end is represented by Yolearn.ai’s $500K (2026-06-30) and by $2M at Instasolv (2020-06-23), while mid-sized disclosed rounds include AdmitKard $6M (2023-02-20) and multiple $3M entries (OneTo11 $3M on 2022-02-03; RailYatri $3M on 2024-02-19). High disclosed amounts are comparatively rare, led by Classplus $62M (2022-03-11) and Inshorts’ $60M (2021-07-15).
What does the stage mix look like among the 10 entries shown?
Named stages appear for multiple entries, including 2 Series A deals (FinAGG $11M on 2024-01-18; AdmitKard $6M on 2023-02-20) and 1 Seed deal (OneTo11 $3M on 2022-02-03). Two entries for Inshorts are labeled “Venture - Series Unknown” (2021-03-23 and 2021-07-15), and one row has no stage listed (Instasolv on 2020-06-23).
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