In a world where access to quality education is often limited, Yashika Yadav, the visionary Founder of CrackAmerica, is breaking barriers and reshaping the landscape of educational resources.
Yashika Yadav, Founder of CrackAmerica.com
With a mission to empower students worldwide, CrackAmerica.com emerged offers comprehensive preparation tools and materials for competitive exams such as GMAT, GRE, SAT, ACT, TOEFL, and more.
Based out of the United States, CrackAmerica quickly gained traction amongst the American and European graduate and undergraduate aspirants and is on the way to become the go to destination for exam prep.
At the core of CrackAmerica’s success lies its dedicated content and strategy teams, meticulously crafting resources tailored to the needs of students. With a commitment to excellence, these teams work tirelessly to ensure that CrackAmerica remains at the forefront of educational innovation.
Now, fueled by its early triumphs, CrackAmerica sets its sights on a new frontier—the Indian market. Recognizing the immense potential and untapped opportunities in India, Yashika Yadav and her team are poised to embark on an ambitious expansion journey.
In preparation for its entry into the Indian market, CrackAmerica is in talks to secure series A funding from multiple investors. This strategic move not only highlights the confidence investors have in CrackAmerica’s vision but also underscores the immense potential of the Indian education sector.
Foraying into the Indian markets, Yashika Yadav opined, “Examination prep market globally is 12 billion USD. In our first year of operations, we were able to generate a revenue of 50,000 USD with a very focused team of 12 members. Our unique business model centered on monetizing content is a win win for our audience since the exam material and mocks offered on crackamerica.com is available to them for free. We have ambitious plans for India and are in talks with multiple VCs to raise Series A funds.”
Yashika Yadav envisions CrackAmerica as the undisputed leader in the education market, not only in America but also in India, within the next three years.
