Due to increased government attention, the Indian EdTech industry is projected to become more policy friendly in the future years. The National Education Policy 2020 emphasised the necessity of using technology in educational solutions and emphasised the importance of creating learning content in regional languages.

The K–12 age group has the potential to expand in the future.

As COVID-19 lockdowns have hampered educational institutions’ activity, the EdTech industry in India is growing at a rapid pace, with a particular interest in the K–12 segment. Indian EdTech startups have raised US$ 5.77 billion in funding so far in 2021, according to Tracxn, a data analytics firm. K–12 education specialists raised $99 million of the total cash raised. More than 4,800 K–12 EdTech startups have been launched worldwide since 2018, with 1,782 in India alone. They provide courses as subscription packages for a set of subjects in each class.

Artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), augmented reality (AR), and virtual reality (VR) will not replace instructors in the classroom, but rather provide them with vital tools and platforms to assure effective in-class learning.