Elevate Education raises Rs 170 crore Series D
Analysis based on 7 articles · First reported Jul 08, 2026 · Last updated Jul 08, 2026
The funding signals continued investor confidence in India's edtech sector, particularly for companies with outcome-focused models and clear paths to profitability. Elevation Capital's growth plans may intensify competition in the higher education platform space, potentially impacting peers like UpGrad.
Elevation Capital, a Gurugram-based higher education platform formerly known as Sunstone, has raised Rs 170 crore ($17.8 million) in a Series D funding round led by WestBridge Capital. The company partners with colleges and universities to offer undergraduate and postgraduate programs combining academic curricula with industry-oriented training, placement support, and technology-enabled student services. The funds will be used to strengthen technology and AI capabilities, expand its network of partner institutions, improve student outcomes, and invest in academic innovation. Elevate expects to reach Rs 300 crore in revenue in FY27 and become profitable that year, with plans to scale to 60,000 students and 40 partner institutions by FY29. WestBridge Capital, which has led or participated in every institutional round since 2021, previously led the company's $35 million Series C in August 2022. The investment reflects renewed investor interest in India's edtech sector, with a focus on sustainable business models and clear revenue visibility.
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