Republic Media Network has announced the launch of its new vertical Republic Education marking its strategic foray into the education sector. Alongside this major move, the Network unveiled plans for India’s largest-ever college ranking initiative, the Republic Education College Rankings powered by Collegedunia.com.
According to a press release from Republic Media Network, this new venture aims to redefine how higher education institutions are evaluated in India. Leveraging a combination of data analytics and first-hand feedback, the ranking exercise is designed to become the most credible and transparent framework in the country. The initiative will assess over 3,093 colleges and universities across India, making it the most comprehensive exercise of its kind — nearly twice the size of existing national college ranking frameworks.

Announcing the initiative, Arnab Goswami, Founder & Editor-in-Chief of Republic Media Network, expressed enthusiasm about the Network’s entry into the education space. “We are proud to announce the launch of our new vertical — Republic Education. This project is very close to my heart because it will directly impact students and parents and arm them with information to make informed choices about their future,” he said. He further emphasized that as India continues its journey toward becoming a global hub for quality education, the Republic Education College Rankings — driven by verified data and authenticity — will stand as the most reliable guide for the country’s youth.
Highlighting the collaboration, Sahil Chalana, Founder & CEO of Collegedunia, stated, “Collegedunia’s rankings are built on what truly matters — authentic student voices and real data. With over 500,000 verified student reviews and accurate cutoff insights, our rankings remain the only student-first, data-driven framework in India. We’re thrilled to partner with Republic Media Network to bring this credibility of data and transparency of information to millions of learners nationwide.”
Unlike conventional ranking systems, this unique framework will use cutoff scores as a key ranking factor, offering a realistic insight into what students prefer and value most. Covering over 3,000 colleges across 21 academic streams, the exercise will draw on Collegedunia’s five lakh verified reviews and real-time traffic insights. Its proprietary methodology blends in-house data intelligence with institutional performance, perception, and popularity metrics, ensuring that every ranking reflects ground-level realities.
With this launch, Republic Media Network strengthens its commitment to empowering India’s youth with credible, research-backed, and student-centric information. The initiative also aligns with India’s broader vision for a Skill India, Digital India, and AI-driven New India.
Through its digital platform Republicworld.com, the Network already commands an impressive global presence — reaching 4.8 billion+ users, recording 7.02 billion impressions, 2.97 billion views, and over 100 million watch hours monthly. With 1.12 billion monthly social media views, 1.4 billion YouTube views, and 450 million Connected TV views, Republic Media Network continues to expand its influence across platforms.
The launch of Republic Education marks a significant milestone for the Network, reaffirming its mission to inform, inspire, and empower young India through authentic journalism and data-driven insight into the nation’s higher education landscape.
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