PhysicsWallah claims Rs 205 Cr collection in first 20 days of new online batches
The edtech firm said in a regulatory filing that collections grew by 36% over the last year.
Edtech firm PhysicsWallah has recorded a growth of around 36% in collection at Rs 205 crore within 20 days of starting online batches.
"PhysicsWallah concluded its flagship event Vishwas Diwas, announcing record collections of Rs 205 crore from its online categories during this 20-day period ending March 20, 2026," the company said in a statement.
The edtech firm said the fifth edition of this academic celebration saw over 34 lakh students tuning in across social media platforms from every state in the country.
PhysicsWallah, in a regulatory filing, said collections grew by 36% over the last year.
The students enrolled in the online course will attempt target exams in the next calendar year.
"The momentum we’ve seen during the Vishwas Diwas strengthens our conviction in the growth trajectory ahead. With stronger early conversions and improving unit economics, we are entering the academic year from a position of confidence," PhysicsWallah Co-founder, Prateek Maheshwari said.
PhysicsWallah said the firm has received 4.39 lakh enrolments, including those from 1,579 new pin codes across India, during the Vishwas Diwas period, showing a 21% growth over the last year.
"This traction, based on collections and enrolments during this period, has highlighted a significant increase, with most categories growing by over 30 per cent compared to last year's collections," the statement said.
Last month, the edtech firm reported a 33% year-on-year growth in both its topline and bottomline. It posted an operating revenue of Rs 1,082.4 crore in Q3 FY26 and a profit after tax of Rs 102.3 crore, driven by an expanding paid user base and strong operating margins.
PhysicsWallah's revenue from operations for the first nine months of FY26 stood at Rs 2,980.7 crore, about a 31% year-on-year increase, while adjusted EBITDA for the period reached Rs 647.4 crore, a nearly 22% margin.
(With inputs from PTI)

