Ranking Methodology

Transparent. Fair. Data-driven.

Every school and college gets a Ghosla score out of 100, built from six pillars with fixed weights. Here is exactly how it works.

Weights

Ghosla score = sum of (pillar score × weight). Each pillar is scored 0–100.

Board / university results, pass rates and academic consistency over recent years.

Higher-education admissions for schools; placements and packages for colleges.

Qualifications, experience and student–teacher ratio.

Classrooms, labs, campus, safety and accessibility.

Library, sports, transport, hostel, clubs and activities.

What families get for the fees they pay.

Data shared by institutions and verified by the Ghosla team.

Official results and approvals published by boards, universities and regulators.

Verified reviews and surveys, checked for fake or repeated entries.

Can institutions pay to rank higher?

No. Rankings cannot be bought. Paid services from Ghosla never change a score or a rank.

How often are rankings updated?

Scores are recalculated when new verified data arrives, and a full refresh is done every academic year.

What does “Verified” mean?

The institution’s key details have been checked by the Ghosla team against documents or official sources.

How can an institution correct its data?