Explore the firms, people, funds, strategies, careers and mechanics behind venture capital — from your first introduction to advanced investment thinking.
Venture capital operates differently region by region. VC Radar's firm directory (with contact details) currently covers India in depth; the ecosystem guide below already covers 11 regions qualitatively, with broader directory coverage added only when the underlying firm data can be responsibly sourced and reviewed.
Search 267 Indian VC firms, angel networks and family offices by city, category and stage-fit. Job and pitch contacts included.
A structured curriculum from "what is venture capital" through fund economics, power law, and portfolio construction.
How to build a target investor list, write a cold email that gets read, structure a pitch deck, and run your fundraise.
What analysts and associates actually do, how VC hiring really works, and how to write a memo that gets you noticed.
Dilution, ownership, runway and fund-return calculators — the practical math behind every term sheet and pitch.
Every term from "accelerator" to "warrant" — explained simply, then explained the way a partner would use it.
Whether you're a student who has never heard the term "cap table" or an aspiring LP trying to understand vintage-year benchmarking, VC University is structured so you can start exactly where you are.
View the full curriculum →Every firm is searchable by city, fund category and stage-fit, with job and pitch contacts where publicly available. The underlying architecture is built to scale far beyond India as verified data is added.
VC firms & angel networks indexed
Indian cities covered
Fund categories, angels to venture debt
Contact routes tracked per firm — job & pitch
Find the right investors for your stage and sector, understand what a fund is actually looking for, and turn a cold email into a first meeting.
Understand what analysts and associates actually do, how firms really hire, and how to write an investment memo that gets read.
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Airbnb, Uber, DoorDash, Zomato, Swiggy, Quibi, WeWork, Theranos, Stripe, Zoom, Figma and more — with sources and investor/founder questions.
From GP/LP mechanics to unit economics, diligence, term sheets, fund returns, founder operations and VC careers.
See the real sequence from readiness and preparation through outreach, diligence, terms and closing.