Where is Sarkari Point located?

Sarkari Point is based in India.

Who are the founders of Sarkari Point?

Sarkari Point was founded by its founding leadership team.

What products does Sarkari Point offer?

Sarkari Point offers Sarkari Point core software product.

Is Sarkari Point currently fundraising?

Sarkari Point is focusing on growth and community feedback on VenturLoop.

Sarkari Point — Startup Profile on VenturLoop

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SKU: 05879556695134407982
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Rating: 4.9 (1250 reviews)

Startup Stage: VALIDATION

Location: Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh, India

Funding Status: Actively raising for Pre-Seed round.

About Sarkari Point

Sarkari Point: Information at the Speed of WhatsApp Sarkari Point is a personalized, AI-driven subscription engine designed to bridge the massive information gap for India’s 60 million+ government job aspirants. By delivering verified, real-time job alerts, scheme updates, and exam documents directly to WhatsApp, we eliminate the friction of slow government portals and the high costs of local cyber cafes. The Problem: The "Cost of Missing Out" For a student in a Tier 2 or Tier 3 city, missing an application deadline isn't just a mistake—it's a lost year. The Jungle of Information: Students spend hours navigating broken links and "clickbait" YouTube videos. The "Cafe Tax": Millions pay ₹50-₹100 per visit to internet cafes just to check for a PDF or an admit card. Fragmented Data: State-specific schemes and local recruitment rallies are often missed because they aren't publicized on major national portals. The Solution: A Digital Career Companion We’ve turned the most-used app in India—WhatsApp—into a powerful career tool. Hyper-Personalized Filters: Users don’t get "spam." They get alerts based on their specific education (10th pass, 12th pass, Graduate) and their state. The "1-Click" Philosophy: Every alert comes with a direct, verified link to the PDF or application page. No ads, no redirects, no confusion. Multilingual Support: We speak the user's language—delivering updates in Hindi and regional languages to ensure complete clarity. The Impact: Why This Wins 1. Social Impact (The "Mission") We are democratizing opportunity. By charging just ₹49/month, we make "premium" information accessible to the son of a farmer or the daughter of a daily wage worker, giving them the same competitive edge as someone in a metro city. 2. The Scalability (The "Engine") Because we use WhatsApp Business API, we don't need a heavy app that users have to download and keep. We have zero "App-Delete" risk. As long as the user has WhatsApp, they have Sarkari Point. Our infrastructure is built to scale from 1,000 to 1 million users with minimal increase in human overhead. 3. The Revenue Power (The "Business") We operate on a Sachet-Subscription Model. * Target: 100,000 subscribers (just 0.16% of the market). Revenue: ₹49,00,000 per month. Margin: Extremely high, as the "content" (government notifications) is public and our delivery is automated. The Vision Sarkari Point will eventually evolve from an "alert bot" into a full-stack career gateway. Once we own the user's trust, we become the primary platform for: Affordable Mock Tests (Upselling ₹99 test series). Document Storage (Keeping digital copies of 10th/12th marksheet for quick applications). Skill-Based Training for private sector jobs. "We aren't just sending messages; we are delivering the next chapter of a student's life."

Problem Statement

Here are the specific, high-stakes challenges your startup solves: 1. The "Broken Portal" Barrier Most official government websites are still outdated, slow, and often crash during heavy traffic (like when results are announced). The Problem: Students spend hours refreshing pages or trying to solve "image-based CAPTCHAs" that don't work on mobile. The Solution: You bypass the "bad UI" entirely. The bot scrapes the data and delivers a direct-to-PDF link on WhatsApp. No more "404 Error" or "Page Not Found." 2. Eliminating the "Cyber Cafe Tax" Millions of students in villages and Tier 3 towns don't own a PC. They travel miles to "Cyber Cafes" to check for notifications. The Problem: Cafes charge ₹50 to ₹200 just to check an admit card or fill a form. For a family living on a tight budget, this is a significant "tax" on their poverty. The Solution: Your ₹49/month subscription is a one-time cost that covers everything. You’re effectively putting a high-end Cyber Cafe into their pocket. 3. Fighting "Clickbait & Fake News" YouTube is filled with videos titled "1 Lakh Vacancy in Railways" just to get views. The Problem: Students waste precious study time watching 10-minute videos only to realize the job doesn't exist or they aren't eligible. This creates anxiety and mental fatigue. The Solution: Sarkari Point provides Verified alerts only. If the bot sends it, it's real. This builds a "Trust Moat" that YouTube channels cannot match. 4. Solving the "Eligibility Confusion" A 120-page government notification PDF is hard to read. The Problem: A 10th-pass student often doesn't realize they are eligible for a "Multi-Tasking Staff" role because the notification is in complex English or hidden in a massive document. The Solution: Your bot filters by education level. A 10th-pass user only sees jobs they can actually apply for. You translate "Legalese" into "Simple Hindi/Regional Language." 5. Preventing "The Lost Opportunity" Government recruitment is often "blink and you miss it." Some state-level welfare schemes or local recruitment rallies only stay open for 7-10 days. The Problem: By the time the news reaches a remote village via word-of-mouth, the deadline has passed. The Solution: Instant Notification. The second the government Gazette is updated, the user's phone pings. You give them the gift of Time.

Solution & Value Proposition

Here is the step-by-step operational blueprint of how you actually solve the problem: 1. The "Verified Source" Aggregator Instead of the user checking 50 sites, your system does the work. How: You (or a simple script) monitor the "Big Four" sources daily: Employment News (Rozgar Samachar). Official Portals (SSC, UPSC, Railway Recruitment Board). State-level Gazettes (for local schemes/jobs). Major News API feeds. Result: You consolidate 50 websites into one single source of truth. 2. The "Filter & Personalize" Engine This is the most important part. You don't send "Graduate" jobs to a "10th-pass" student. How: When a user first joins, the bot asks three questions: "Aapki education kya hai?" (10th, 12th, Degree) "Aap kis state se hain?" (UP, Bihar, MP, etc.) "Aapko kis type ki job chahiye?" (Police, Banking, Army, etc.) Result: The bot tags the user. When a new notification comes, the system auto-segments the audience and sends the message only to those who qualify. 3. The "One-Tap" Documentation Government PDFs are notoriously huge and difficult to open on cheap smartphones. How: You don't just send a link to the website. You: Direct Link: Provide a direct link to the specific PDF. Summarize: Send a "Message Summary" (Salary, Age Limit, Last Date, Fee) in 5 bullet points. Action Button: Include a "Click here to Apply" button that takes them directly to the login page. Result: No more "searching" within a website. The application process starts in one tap. 4. The "Language Bridge" (Hinglish/Regional) Government notifications are usually in formal English or complex Hindi. How: You rewrite the core details in simple, conversational language. * Example: Instead of "Age relaxation as per Clause 4b," you say "Ayu mein choot: SC/ST ko 5 saal." Result: Zero confusion. The user understands their eligibility instantly. 5. The "Micro-Payment" Gateway Integration To solve the "Cafe Tax," you make paying for your service as easy as a mobile recharge. How: Integrate a UPI-linked Payment Gateway (like Razorpay) directly into the WhatsApp chat. The bot sends a "Subscription Expired" message with a UPI link. The user pays ₹49 via PhonePe/GPay. The bot automatically activates the service for the next 30 days. Result: No physical travel or cash handling is needed. The "Sarkari Point" Workflow Input: A new job for "UP Police Constable" is announced. Process: You extract the Last Date, Salary, and direct Link. Filter: The system identifies all "12th Pass" users in "Uttar Pradesh." Delivery: 10,000+ students get a WhatsApp ping within 5 minutes of the announcement. Outcome: The student applies immediately from their phone before the server gets crowded.