The Indian Institute of Science (IISc) Bangalore has once again been adjudged the best in the country and the emerging institute in South Asia. IIT Bombay is second and IIT Delhi is third in the country. The QS World University Rankings 2023 was released in London on the intervening night of Wednesday and Thursday. In this, IISc Bangalore is ranked 155th among the higher educational institutions in the world.
In the year 2022, he was ranked 186th. Thus his ranking has jumped 31 places in one year. The institute has got a 100% score in research. IIT Bombay and IIT Delhi have also found a place in the top 200 in Ranking-2023.
This time the position of 12 universities has improved in the ranking, while 12 others remain the same. 10 University rankings have declined. This time seven new universities have got a place on the list. In India, the Indian Institute of Science is ranked first, IIT Bombay has jumped five places to second, and IIT Delhi with 11 places improvement. IIT Delhi has managed to secure the third position for the first time on the list. A total of 41 Indian institutions were entered in the Academic Reputation Standard. Due to the poor student-teacher ratio, the institute is struggling to improve its ranking.
IIT Delhi and IIT Bombay will be in top-100
This is the first time that there has been a tremendous improvement in the ranking of IITs. The report states that during the QS Global Academic Survey, the International Academic Community (which was conducting the survey) received 1,51,000 suggestions on academic reputation standards for Indian higher educational institutions. In this, IIT Bombay was ranked 59th and IIT Delhi got 72nd rank. On this basis, QS has written in the report that both these institutions will soon be included in the list of top-100 in the world. IIT Kanpur, IIT Kharagpur, and IIT Roorkee have also jumped 13 places for the first time. IIT Guwahati has improved 11 places. IIT Indore has been ranked first in the list of newly inducted institutes. It is ranked 396th in the world.
The ranking of five public institutes of eminence improved
The ranking of the five Public Institutes of Eminence in the country has improved. These include IISc Bangalore, IIT Bombay, IIT Delhi, IIT Madras, and IIT Kharagpur. The rankings of Delhi University (521-530), Jawaharlal Nehru University, and the University of Hyderabad declined. There is no change in the ranking of Banaras Hindu University. On the other hand, the ranking of Manipal Academy of Higher Education and Birla Institute of Technology and Science in the private Institute of Eminence is the same as last time. OP Jindal University is ranked between 651 to 700.
These Indian institutes improved their ranking
Institute 2023 2022
IISc Bangalore 155 186
IIT Bombay 172 177
IIT Delhi 174 185
IIT Madras 250 255
IIT Kanpur 264 277
IIT Kharagpur 270 280
IIT Roorkee 369 400
IIT Guwahati 384 395
Modi's government is providing education to every section from NEP-2020
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government is making major reforms in education from the National Education Policy-2020. She was engaged in providing education to every section, every area. Is. Work is being done on education, infrastructure, participation, research area, and quality. The University Grants Commission (UGC) has implemented a new framework in higher education.
In Amity Ranking from female employees and girl students
Amity University has been ranked between 1001-1200 in Ranking-2023. Amity recruited the highest number of women employees at 58 percent. The University of Mumbai has a 56 percent female workforce. The University of Kolkata (ranking between 801-1000) is the second highest with 63 percent and the University of Mumbai (ranked between 1001-1200) with 57 percent female students. The first-timer in the rankings, Madra University has made it to the band 541-550. Chandigarh University is one of the new institutes in less than 10 years of establishment. It is included in the band 801-1000.
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