Edtech startup Physics Wallah is set to raise $22-26 million in a funding round led by existing investor Westbridge Capital that will lift its valuation by more than 30% in just six months.

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Leading edtech start-up Physics Wallah is raising $22-26 million in a secondary funding round, as per HT Mint. The investment is being led by WestBridge Capital, an existing investor in the company.

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