Quad AI Bet on Patna First. Can It Rethink Tech Education in India?
Quad AI began in Patna to make tech education affordable, industry-led and career-focused for students beyond India’s big metros.
Education in India could be transformed by a technology school that starts in a smaller city rather than a major metropolis. Mohit Choudhary, the founder of Quad AI, realized that students in Bihar lacked access to high-quality education and career opportunities, despite their talent. To address this, Quad AI opened its first campus in Patna in 2025, with plans to expand to Bengaluru and Mangalore, and eventually Mumbai.
The school's approach combines industry-led education with a resident academic team to ensure students receive relevant, hands-on training. While the first graduating cohort will not emerge until 2029, the school focuses on showcasing early student successes to build trust. Quad AI's model addresses Bihar's low college density and provides an affordable, accessible education pathway for students who might otherwise be forced to move away.
The founders believe this approach can rethink technology education in India by making it more inclusive and career-focused.
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