PhysicsWallah in Talks to Invest in Govt Exam Platform Rojgar With Ankit

Edtech major PhysicsWallah is exploring an investment in Rojgar With Ankit, a platform focused on government job preparation, as part of its expansion strategy. The move, if finalised, would mark its first acquisition since going public in November 2025, following recent stake increases in Xylem Learning and Utkarsh Classes.

The company, in a stock exchange disclosure, acknowledged that it is in active discussions with multiple parties, including Rojgar With Ankit. However, it stopped short of confirming any binding agreement at this stage.

Valuation and Stake Details Emerge

As per news reports, the deal could value Rojgar With Ankit in the range of ₹400–500 crore in its initial phase. The investment is likely to be structured as a minority stake, though specifics around the quantum remain unclear.

The potential transaction reflects PhysicsWallah’s increasing focus on the upskilling and government exam preparation segment. By partnering with a niche player in this category, the company aims to deepen its reach among aspirants preparing for public sector jobs. Discussions may also include integrating select offerings from Rojgar With Ankit into PhysicsWallah’s platform, which could help boost user acquisition and engagement. 

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About Rojgar With Ankit

Established in 2020, Rojgar With Ankit operates without external funding and caters to the government job test prep segment. For FY25, the company reported revenue of ₹62.26 crore and a profit of ₹5.35 crore. Its ownership is concentrated, with founder Ankit Kumar holding a 90% stake and Shimala owning the remaining 10%.

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