NEW DELHI: As the countdown to Budget 2025 begins, the Edu-Fintech industry expresses optimism regarding potential reforms aimed at enhancing financial accessibility and innovation in education. Rohit Gajbhiye, Founder and Managing Director of LEO1, highlighted the critical need for **interest-free or subsidized schemes** to address educational affordability. He emphasized that **digital financial solutions** and **tax incentives** for education-related expenses could empower both students and institutions, fostering a more equitable educational landscape.
Gajbhiye stated, "This budget has the potential to champion equitable education access while driving innovation and collaboration in the Edu-Fintech space." He advocates for policies that encourage partnerships between fintech companies and educational institutions, which would accelerate the adoption of technology-driven financial systems. Such initiatives are expected to bridge funding gaps and improve cash flow management within the sector.
The upcoming budget is seen as a pivotal moment to not only enhance educational financing but also contribute significantly to India's broader economic and social progress. As stakeholders await the Finance Minister's proposals, the Edu-Fintech sector remains hopeful for a transformative budget that aligns with its vision for a financially inclusive educational ecosystem.
