Ashutosh Burnwal, widely recognized as the 'Scholarship Man of India,' has made significant strides in the education sector as the Founder and CEO of Buddy4Study.com. Launched in 2011 during his MBA studies at IMT Ghaziabad, Buddy4Study emerged from Ashutosh's personal experiences with financial challenges in...
Ashutosh Burnwal, widely recognized as the 'Scholarship Man of India,' has made significant strides in the education sector as the Founder and CEO of Buddy4Study.com. Launched in 2011 during his MBA studies at IMT Ghaziabad, Buddy4Study emerged from Ashutosh's personal experiences with financial challenges in pursuing education. His vision was to create a platform that not only alleviates the financial burdens faced by students but also connects them with a plethora of scholarship opportunities. Under his leadership, Buddy4Study has transformed into a robust scholarship search engine and aggregator, successfully aiding over 4 million students in accessing more than 5,000 scholarship programs, collectively valued at over ₹25,000 crore.
Ashutosh's expertise in entrepreneurship and strategic planning has been pivotal in scaling Buddy4Study's operations and enhancing its visibility in the competitive edtech landscape. His adeptness in business development and market research has allowed the platform to forge strong partnerships with educational institutions and scholarship providers, ensuring a diverse range of funding options for students across India. Key projects under his guidance include the development of user-friendly tools that simplify the scholarship application process and initiatives aimed at raising awareness about financial aid opportunities among underprivileged communities.
With a strong foundation in event management and product management, Ashutosh continues to innovate and expand Buddy4Study's offerings, ensuring that the platform remains at the forefront of the scholarship ecosystem. His commitment to empowering students through education and financial support is not only reshaping individual futures but also contributing to the broader goal of educational equity in India.
