Physics Wallah’s Rs 15 lakh ‘BTech’ comes without a BTech degree

Physics Wallah’s brand new initiative, the PW Institute of Innovation, was pitched as an alternative to the tough IIT route that didn’t compromise on quality or career prospects. It even came with a scholarship, a residential campus in Bengaluru, and a shot at a good job after graduation. On paper, it looked like the perfect deal.

However, students who signed up had to juggle a confusing mix of courses, keep up with a changing curriculum, and struggle through administrative chaos. Even basic things like internships, placement support, and faculty consistency didn’t materialise the way they were promised. 

For a company known for making quality education affordable, this was a far cry from its coaching roots.

But Physics Wallah isn’t just running an institute anymore, it’s a company preparing for the stock market. 

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