Onefinnet (Formerly Elevate) Reviews 

I took the PE training and Chicago Booth and found it to be very helpful. The trainer effectively bridged those with and without industry experience into the conversation, and OneFinnet provided further training materials I could work on after the course ended.

I have attended a careers guidance 1:1 session with Kaushik Ravi and it has been of extraordinary help. In just 15 mins of conversation, Kaushik was able to identify key pain points in my jobs search journey and provide practical, actionable suggestions to achieve my goals. Would definitely recommend to anyone!!!

Actionable, tailored feedback in a timely and professional manner

Amazing insights from Kaushik!

Insightful and clear comments on potential next steps for my career

Great experience for everyone who wants to join the Private Equity industry.

Great seminar. Very professional. Worth to attend.

Fantastic PE workshop at London Business School. The energy of the session and topics covered in 7h surpassed by far most traditional university courses thought in several weeks. I'd absolutely advice anyone to join this experience which is going to provide insights on the PE from both an academic and real life point of view.

I recently completed this training at MIT Sloan and found it amazing. It was well-structured, covering not only an overview of Private Equity market but also the technical aspects of the job itself. Thanks to the Onefinnet team for the class!

Great training, took training at Yale. Kaushik did a good job in ensuring that he is catering to a wide variety of audiences and interests - PE, VC and IB. He also made the session very interactive and allowed people to draw from their previous experiences which made the session enriching!

Amazing training, Kaushik is extremely passionate about teaching and mentoring into the scene that we can feel it

Kaushik Ravi delivered a great class. Gave really helpful insights into understanding the recruitment process and how to maximise chances of success but also how PE firms operate generally.

Went through the program at NYU and really enjoyed the experience! Great overview of the PE/VC industry and useful skills for breaking into it. Also the access to so many fantastic resources is great as well.

First time attending a training at NYU Stern, and I really enjoyed the content! Kaushik covered everything you need to know to get started in just six hours. The session was extremely helpful not only for beginners, but also for those already in the space looking to broaden their horizons.

Highly recommend, and I’d definitely attend again!

Kaushik was a great mentor! He covered a lot of material in a short amount of time and did a stellar job of engaging the audience. I just wish the training was longer!

Kaushik is an amazing coach and went through an end-to-end recruiting process during a 5-hour session. Extremely useful session and great content for beginners and intermediate candidates. Bonus point, by attending the session we also got access to some very useful materials for application. Strongly recommended.

Kaushik was great at providing both widely applicable industry advice for those interested in PE and also sharing curated insights for your specific background. I'm very glad I attended and I'd recommend the session to others.

Second time attending the training at Wharton. Found Kaushik genuinely willing to help 1Y/2Y navigate their respective cases. Also, the most valuable part of the training is the networking section and access to the platform (lots of resources around PE firms' introductions, associate/VP/Principals' experience there, and modelling videos)

All I am going to say is that Kaushik is a goat and a really good person. He truly cares for the people he is mentoring and isn't harassing you to buy his program or anything. The free sessions are extremely informative and there is so much to learn, FOR FREE!!

I attended the Wharton training session February 2025. I am in my second year of my MBA and have been working for 6+ months on a pivot from engineering to VC. Despite having a minor head start, I still took away significant new wisdom on networking, investment hypothesis creation, and new valuation methodologies that I hadn't yet learned (full disclosure: I missed the Wharton Valuation course when first offered and am auditing it now; but 10 methods were offered).

The amount of material Kaushik covered in 5 hours was truly amazing. He clearly is well versed in venture capital, its culture, and the required hard and soft skills to succeed.

But even more valuable was the access to the models and research his team has conducted.

I would have paid more than twice as much as I did and sat for another 5 hours if it were offered.

Don't miss this if you get the opportunity and you are serious about breaking into VC.