Law Prep Tutorial Posts Rs 51 Crore Bookings in Q1 FY 2026‑27, Marking a 2.3‑Fold Surge

New Delhi, July 21, 2026 – Law Prep Tutorial (LPT), the coaching chain best known for its law‑entrance prep, announced a striking upswing in its financials for the first quarter of FY 2026‑27. The company clocked in bookings of around ₹51 crore, a jump of roughly 2.3 times the ₹22 crore it booked in the same quarter a year earlier.

Founder Sagar Joshi, who steered the brand from a single centre to a nationwide franchise network, said the numbers reflect both “organic demand” and the “steady confidence of our students and partners”. He added that the surge isn’t limited to the flagship CLAT programme – enrolments for the undergraduate CLAT course grew about 2.5‑fold, while the IPMAT (the MBA entrance test) saw its intake double.

Collections followed a similar trajectory, rising from ₹12.5 crore to ₹25.10 crore in the quarter under review. Many of LPT’s franchise partners reported a roughly two‑times jump in revenue during their inaugural three‑month stretch, underscoring the brand’s appeal among aspiring educators looking to tap into the competitive‑exam market.

Looking ahead, the company is not resting on its laurels. Joshi outlined an aggressive roll‑out plan: 20 fresh centres across 15 Indian cities are slated to open by the third quarter of the fiscal year. The aim, according to the press release, is to broaden reach while keeping tuition fees affordable – a balancing act the firm believes will sustain its growth momentum.

While the figures are impressive, it’s worth noting that the data comes directly from the company and is presented in a sponsored press release on Business Standard, meaning external verification is limited. Nonetheless, the clear upward trend paints an optimistic picture for LPT’s prospects in a market that continues to value specialised test‑preparation services.