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Exclusive: PhysicsWallah Rockets Past ₹3,000 Cr Revenue in FY25, Slashes Losses by 80% as IPO Buzz Builds India’s edtech landscape just got a major plot twist — and
India’s edtech landscape just got a major plot twist — and it’s not from Byju’s.
PhysicsWallah (PW), the bootstrapped-turned-unicorn edtech disruptor founded by Alakh Pandey, has crossed a massive ₹3,000 crore in revenue for FY25, marking a 55% jump year-on-year, according to exclusive insider information accessed by Entrackr.
Even more astonishing? The company has reportedly cut its losses by a whopping 80%, rebounding strongly after a turbulent FY24 — and now stands poised to go public in one of India’s most anticipated IPOs of the year.
Let’s break down the numbers, the strategy, and why PhysicsWallah’s rise might just reshape India’s struggling edtech narrative.
What’s behind this financial glow-up?
In short: offline expansion — and lots of it.
After dominating the online exam prep space, PhysicsWallah has gone full throttle into brick-and-mortar centers. The company scaled from 124 to 200 centers across India in FY25, boosting its reach and driving significant revenue growth.
These centers, backed by smart operational models like healthy teacher-student ratios and optimized seat allocation, are now contributing a major share of the company’s topline.
Yes — and a lot.
In FY24, PhysicsWallah’s losses exploded to ₹1,131 crore — up 13X — primarily due to non-cash accounting losses (₹756 crore as fair value loss on preference shares).
But now, that narrative is flipping.
“The company narrowed losses by nearly 80% in FY25,” a source familiar with the company’s numbers confirmed.
With the one-time hits out of the way and operations scaling efficiently, PhysicsWallah is finally back in the black zone — or at least very close.
PW isn’t just sticking to JEE and NEET.
They’ve now spread across 30+ test prep categories, while also building up:
This aggressive diversification strategy is giving PhysicsWallah a broader base — and more revenue streams to lean on.
PW’s financial turnaround couldn’t have come at a better time.
The company has received SEBI approval to file its DRHP and is planning to raise around ₹4,500 crore via IPO. Insiders estimate a valuation between ₹35,000 – ₹40,000 crore.
That would make PW one of the most valuable edtech companies in the country, and the first major Indian edtech firm to go public post-pandemic.
It’s a bold move — and one the market will be watching closely.
The edtech sector in India has been in free fall for over two years.
Layoffs, funding crunches, startup shutdowns — and poster boys like Byju’s crashing hard.
But PhysicsWallah is telling a different story — one of gritty execution, sharp pivots, and scalable growth.
Here’s why it matters:
This isn’t just a financial milestone. It’s a much-needed confidence boost for India’s startup ecosystem — and especially for edtech.
PhysicsWallah’s journey is the kind of underdog story that built India’s startup dream — bootstrapped beginnings, massive digital impact, bold pivots, and a shot at IPO glory.
As the company gears up to go public, all eyes will be on how retail and institutional investors respond to a rare success story in a sector many had written off.
And if FY25’s numbers are anything to go by, PhysicsWallah might just be the comeback story edtech desperately needed.
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