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Physics Wallah leads India’s edtech boom with 44% stock gains

From YouTube classrooms to Wall Street wins, India’s edtech giants are rewriting the rules. See which companies are leading the charge—and why investors are taking notice.

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Physics Wallah leads India’s edtech boom with 44% stock gains

India’s edtech sector continues to show strong growth, with several companies making their mark in the stock market today. Among them, Physics Wallah stands out as one of the largest, while Veranda Learning, Jaro Education, and MPS Limited also demonstrate solid performance in their respective areas. These firms cater to different segments, from competitive exam prep to corporate learning and digital degrees.

Physics Wallah has become a major player in the edtech space, with a market capitalisation of Rs 38,563 crore. Its shares currently trade at Rs 135, delivering a 44% return since listing. The company specialises in test preparation for competitive exams and upskilling courses, reaching 13.7 million subscribers on YouTube. It operates across 13 learning categories, placing it among India’s top five edtech firms by revenue.

These companies reflect the diversity and growth within India’s edtech industry. Physics Wallah leads in scale, while Veranda Learning, Jaro Education, and MPS Limited serve distinct niches with strong market positions. Their performance highlights the expanding demand for digital education and professional upskilling across the country.

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