Physics Wallah

Consumer court directs Physics wallah to compensate Rs 50,000 over NEET course access denial

The commission noted that Physics Wallah did not respond to the proceedings despite being served notice. With no appearance or reply filed by the company, the forum proceeded ex parte to decide the matter based on available records.

Netflix's India 2026 slate: Alakh Pandey drama, business dynasty wars, and new reality TV formats

Netflix has unveiled its 2026 lineup of movies and TV series for the Indian market, which is emerging as a crucial region for its future growth.

Unacademy CEO Gaurav Munjal denies acquisition rumours, Physics Wallah's Alakh Pandey responds

With $170 million in cash reserves and no debt, Unacademy reportedly has a financial runway exceeding four years, Gaurav Munjal said.

IPO-bound Physics Wallah appoints Blinkit’s Amit Sachdeva as CFO

'Amit Sachdeva joins PW’s leadership to support financial oversight and planning through strategic insights at Physics Wallah,' says the ed tech unicorn

NEET exam row: Physics Wallah CEO moves SC against arbitrary grace marks to 1,500 students

The SC on Tuesday issued a notice to the Centre and NTA over a petition seeking to cancel the results of the NEET-UG 2024, a competitive entrance test for undergraduate medical courses, amid allegations that the paper was leaked.

Physics Wallah speaks at Harvard, Stanford University, asks Indian students to return to country. See post

Physics Wallah also motivated Indian students to contribute to the nation's development either directly or indirectly while speaking at Harvard University, Stanford University and the University of California.

The Netflix model may just save India’s online learning apps

The funding winter for edutech is real — the shock from Byju’s collapse is still playing out. Players are looking to marry the scale of cloud computing with the classroom clout of charismatic, million-dollar tutors to create a winning hybrid. A coaching-centre heavyweight like Allen building digital muscle or an internet sensation like PhysicsWallah entering the brick-and-mortar world could work, provided companies don’t eplicate Byju’s hyper-aggressive sales machine or spend as lavishly as it did on unrelated acquisitions