United Learning League (ULL) has announced its entry into India’s premium K–12 international education space, backed by a ₹100 crore seed funding round—one of the largest early-stage investments in a greenfield school network in the country.
The organisation has also submitted its Expression of Interest (EOI) to the International Baccalaureate (IB), signalling its intent to establish a network of globally benchmarked schools across India.
As part of its strategic engagement, ULL recently held a high-level meeting at the Nita Mukesh Ambani Junior School with senior IB leadership, including Haif Bannayan (Director – IB, EMEA & Canada), Nicole Bien (Chief Community Partnership & Development Officer), Mahesh Balakrishnan (Senior Manager – South Asia), and Ashish (Head – Government Partnerships).
The funding round is led by Pritam Agrawal, founder of the Hello Kids preschool chain, along with a syndicate of experienced educators and young entrepreneurs. The backing combines deep domain expertise with agile execution, positioning ULL for rapid growth in the evolving education landscape.
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ULL has outlined an ambitious expansion roadmap to establish five premium IB-aligned campuses over the next five years. The first flagship campus is currently under development and is expected to set new benchmarks in infrastructure, pedagogy, and student outcomes.
The organisation’s model emphasises global academic standards, future-ready learning ecosystems, values-driven education, and scalable operations that can be adapted to local contexts.
With demand for international education continuing to rise in India, ULL aims to build a globally competitive school network, contributing to the transformation of the country’s K–12 education ecosystem.
