Alright, let’s break it down—Prashant Kirad is basically a big deal in the whole “online learning in India” scene. Folks call him “Prashant Bhaiya,” and if you’re a student prepping for board exams or something like JEE or NEET, chances are you’ve stumbled on ExpHub or Next Toppers on YouTube. Both are his brainchildren. And yeah, they’re kind of everywhere.
So, rewind a bit—Prashant was born on December 9, 2001, in Alwar, Rajasthan. Middle-class upbringing, classic small-town vibes. Think strong family values, lots of “study hard, make us proud” energy. He’s 24 now (2025), living in Delhi, running his digital empire from there. The dude’s whole thing? Making quality education free—especially for kids who can’t shell out for expensive coaching. Pretty wholesome, honestly.
He went to St. Anselm’s Senior Secondary School in Alwar (apparently aced everything), then cracked the JEE on his first try. No biggie. Landed himself at NSUT Delhi for a B.Tech in Computer Science. University life? That’s where he started teaching—probably the guy who’d help you cram before exams, but, like, on a national level. He even joined some NGO gigs, handing out study materials to kids who needed them.
Fast forward to 2020: he jumps onto YouTube with ExpHub – Prashant Kirad. Free classes, crystal-clear explanations, a bunch of practical tips—students ate it up. By 2025, his main channel will have blown past 10 million subscribers. Wild, right? Not just a one-hit wonder either. He spun off more channels (like ExpHub 9th & 10th) and then started Next Toppers with Shobhit Nirwan and Digraj Singh Rajput in 2023. That app? Over a million downloads. He’s got a YouTube Golden Play Button, some “Most Loved Educator of the Year” award, and a pile of other shiny stuff.
But he’s not just about teaching formulas. Prashant does the whole motivational speaker gig too—talks about discipline, money smarts, sticking to your goals. Teenagers and college kids seem to vibe with him, whether it’s on Insta, YouTube, or packed auditoriums.
Personal life? Not married. Keeps his family stuff pretty low-key, but he’s always dropping little thank-yous to them in his videos or posts. Occasionally, you’ll catch a glimpse of his parents or siblings, but nothing too extra.
What’s he look like? On the shorter side—about 5’4”, 62 kg, black hair, fair skin. Looks approachable, not like one of those intimidating professors. His personal style? Simple, nothing flashy. Think “guy-next-door,” not some show-off influencer.
Money talk: As of 2025, he’s sitting on a net worth somewhere between ₹40 crore and ₹58 crore (roughly $5–7 million USD). That’s YouTube money, brand deals, educational apps, online courses, book royalties—the works. Plus, he’s got his own company, Next Toppers Pvt. Ltd., which is worth a fat stack on its own.
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