JAMMU: Narayana Educational Institutions has announced a major nationwide expansion with the launch of 38 new campuses across Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Maharashtra, Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, and Madhya Pradesh for the Academic Year 2026–27, reinforcing its 47-year legacy of academic excellence and commitment to offer accessible, high-quality education.

Andhra Pradesh leads the expansion with 15new campuses, including 11 schools and 4 junior colleges, two of which offer hostel facilities. The new campuses are spread across key cities such as Tirupati, Visakhapatnam, Vijayawada, Rajahmundry and Guntur, taking Narayana’s total footprint in the state to 407 campuses.

Telangana follows with 10 new campuses, comprising 5 schools and 5 junior colleges, including campuses with hostel facilities. Hyderabad accounts for the majority of these additions, alongside new campuses in Nizamabad and Sangareddy, bringing the total number of campuses in the state to 244.

In Maharashtra, Narayana has inaugurated5 new campuses, including 1 school and 3 coaching centres in the Mumbai region, along with 1 school in Dharashiv, taking its total to 42 campuses in the state. Gujarat sees the addition of 3 new schools in Rajkot, Surat, and Vadodara, bringing its total to 5 campuses. Tamil Nadu expands with 3 new schools in Erode, Madurai, and Chennai, strengthening its presence to 39 campuses, while Madhya Pradesh adds 2 new schools in Indore and Guna, taking its total to 15 campuses.

Overall, the expansion includes 26 schools, 9 junior colleges, and 3 coaching centres, taking Narayana’s campus count across India to 952, reflecting Narayana’s continued focus on delivering a comprehensive academic ecosystem that blends personalised mentoring, advanced digital learning, and holistic student development.

Speaking on the expansion, Mr. PuneetKothapa, President of Narayana Educational Institutions, said:

“Our vision is to establish a Narayana campus in every district across the nation. We understand the important role parents and families play in shaping a child’s well-being, and we remain committed to making quality education more accessible to every community. Each new campus takes us a step closer to this vision. As we reach more students every year, we move towards a future where no dream is out of reach, because at Narayana, your dreams are our dreams.”

About Narayana Educational Institutions

With a vast network of 950+ schools, colleges, coaching centers, and professional colleges across 23 Indian states and 250+ cities, Narayana Educational Institutions is one of Asia’s largest and well-respected education groups with over 47 years of legacy in the field of education. The institution has a team of more than 50,000+ highly experienced teachers, R&D Heads, and Subject Matter Experts, in addition to the non-academic staff, who help over 600,000+ students every year with their education, from kindergarten to post-graduate studies. Their central focus remains on striking a harmonious balance between the curricular and co-curricular domains so that the students reach their full potential. Furthermore, they offer comprehensive academic programmes tailored to help students realise their ambitions in the engineering, medical and CA streams, showcasing their firm dedication to career-oriented teaching. With this, Narayana commits to fulfilling dreams of millions across the nation as at Narayana, your dreams are our dreams.

To know more, visit us at:  https://www.narayanagroup.com/

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