India’s edtech sector continues to attract strategic investments as PhysicsWallah co-founder Prateek Boob is set to invest in Gurugram-based edtech platform Newton School. The investment is expected to be part of the company’s extended Series B funding round, marking its first major capital infusion in nearly four years.
The move reflects growing interest in startups that focus on industry-ready skills and technology education, especially as demand for AI and software development training continues to rise in India.
Newton School Plans to Raise Rs 25 Crore
According to regulatory filings, Newton School’s board has approved the issuance of 72,738 Series B1 preference shares at a price of Rs 3,437 per share. Through this funding extension, the company plans to raise approximately Rs 25 crore.
Following the investment, Newton School is expected to be valued at around Rs 1,055 crore (about $117 million). Once the transaction is completed, Prateek Boob is likely to hold roughly 2.37% stake in the edtech startup.
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The investment signals confidence from one of India’s prominent edtech entrepreneurs in Newton School’s growth potential and its focus on technology-driven learning.
Newton School’s Industry-Focused Education Model
Newton School operates with a neo-university approach, aiming to bridge the gap between traditional education and industry requirements. The company offers specialised programs in software development, artificial intelligence, and other technology domains designed to prepare students for real-world careers.
One of its flagship offerings is a global B.Tech programme in Computer Science and AI, which emphasises hands-on learning and practical exposure to modern technologies.
Revenue Growth and Financial Performance
Despite challenges in the broader edtech sector, Newton School has recorded strong growth in recent years. For the financial year ending March 2025, the company reported 61% growth in operating revenue, reaching Rs 38.86 crore, compared to Rs 24 crore in FY24.
At the same time, the startup managed to reduce its losses by around 40%, bringing them down to Rs 29.66 crore in FY25.
With fresh funding and increasing demand for tech-focused education, Newton School is expected to expand its programs and strengthen its position in India’s rapidly evolving skill-based learning ecosystem.