Why Edtech Startups Want GST Relief From Interim Budget

He wants the govt to lower GST on educational products & services from 18% to 5%, promoting affordability and easing financial strain on parents.

Prateek Maheshwari, PW

He said that GST relief on school-centred solutions can foster innovation in the sector and pave way for improved access to affordable and high-quality education.

Sumeet Mehta,  LEAD Group

He seeks strategic GST policy and incentives for edtech innovation. Anticipates budget allocations for technology, accessibility, and favorable regulations.

Somdutta Singh, Assiduus Global

Wants short-term regulatory support, tax breaks, and grants for ecosystem confidence. Long-term focus on user-centric schemes to attract more students to edtech platforms.

Tarun Saini,  Vidyakul

Advocates for Govt policies fostering a supportive growth ecosystem over mere financial incentives. He emphasizes the Budget's focus on capacity building and technology across the entire education spectrum. 

Anil Nagar,  Adda247

2024 Budget: Edtech Startup’s Expectations

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