What Is LeapScholar?
LeapScholar is a Bengaluru-headquartered study-abroad platform founded in 2019, registered as OUTLEAP TECHNOLOGIES PRIVATE LIMITED, with over $200 million in funding, 95-plus locations across India and 8 other countries, and partnerships with 1,500-plus universities worldwide, spanning free counselling, test prep and education financing.
The registered-entity name matters more than the consumer brand name when a student is trying to verify who they are actually dealing with. OUTLEAP TECHNOLOGIES PRIVATE LIMITED is the legal entity behind the LeapScholar brand, and that is the name that should appear on any formal document or payment receipt.
Company Snapshot
- Founded: 2019, headquartered in Bengaluru.
- Funding: over $200 million raised to date.
- Footprint: 95-plus locations across India and 8 other countries.
- University network: 1,500-plus partner institutions globally.
My Advice
Read our About Us page and confirm the registered entity name before sharing any documents. It is a two-minute check, and it is the single most useful thing a first-time visitor can do before booking a call with a counsellor.
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