NPrep, a placement-focused company that is building an AI-powered skilling platform for nursing students and professionals, has raised an undisclosed amount in a pre-seed funding round led by All In Capital. The round also saw participation from IIMA Ventures, Chegg’s founder Aayush Phumbhra (an American educational technology company) and several family offices and angel investors.
The funds raised will be used to expand its course offerings, build and strengthen its AI-driven learning platform, and deepen its placement partnerships with hospitals and healthcare institutions across India. The startup also plans to invest in growing its regional language support to better serve students from Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities.
Founded in 2024 by Prince Kaushik, Utkarsh Paliwal, Gourav and Shrey Gupta, NPrep aims to address the lack of quality nursing education and structured career pathways. The platform is set to evaluate each student’s strengths and weaknesses to deliver over 1300 hours of highly personalised, adaptive learning.
The startup aims to address this by offering an AI-powered skilling and placement platform tailored to the specific needs of nursing students and professionals.
The platform aims to use generative AI to personalise learning paths based on a student’s strengths and weaknesses, simulate real-world clinical scenarios for Simulate real world clinical scenarios for superior skill training, and provide instant feedback.
It will also support students through mock interviews, resume building, and automated assessment tools that help improve their job readiness. By integrating education with employability, NPrep aims to build a stronger, future-ready nursing workforce and reduce preventable medical errors across India’s healthcare system.
NPrep reaches more than 2 million learners every month. In 2025, NPrep has scaled its impact, growing its user base to 40,000 students in the last six months alone.
NPrep aims to help nursing students and professionals upskill, certify, and secure higher-paying jobs. By combining technology with tailored support, the startup aims to strengthen the nursing workforce and improve healthcare delivery across the country.
Looking ahead, the company plans to expand its placement services domestically in FY26 and internationally by FY27.
