Three brochures on a kitchen table.
Technogear didn't start as a company. It started as a comparison problem.
In 2019, three of us were trying to help a friend pick between a part-time MBA, a networking certification and a data science bootcamp — and kept hitting the same wall. Every platform's website made its own course sound like the obvious choice. None of them made it easy to compare fees, placement support or how the credential would actually be recognised.
So we built a spreadsheet. Then a shared drive. Then, once other friends started asking to see it, a proper desk: Technogear, a place where upGrad's degrees, Simplilearn's bootcamps and Network Kings' infrastructure tracks could sit next to each other, checked against the same questions every time.
We're still doing that today, just for a lot more people than our original group chat. The team has grown, the partner list has stayed deliberately short, and the questions we ask before recommending anything haven't changed.
"We don't get paid more for pointing you to one platform over another — so we don't."
Founding team, Technogear
