NEW DELHI: Rising enrolments and fee hikes will help educational institutions in India log an 11–13 per cent increase in total income in FY26 and the next fiscal year, a report said on Monday.
The report from Crisil Ratings said that this fiscal will mark the sector’s fifth straight year of double‑digit growth, driven largely by higher spending on education by households as incomes improve, the report said.
It said operating margins are expected to remain steady at 27–28 per cent as institutions will incur higher staff salaries and other related costs, the report said.
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