Updated: November 27, 2020 6:27:26 pm
Top ranked Indian Institute of IIT-Bombay (File photo)
QS 2021 Ranking: The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Mumbai is the best institute in India, according to the latest QS World University Ranking 2021. The institute has been ranked 172nd among the best universities in the world by the Quacquarelli Symonds Ranking. Although none of the Indian institutes could rank in the top 100, a total of eight institutes have found their place in the top 500.
The United States continued to dominate the ranking with four of the top five institutes, including MIT, which ranks first in the country. Among the Asian counterparts, the National University of Singapore ranks first.
QS World University Ranking 2021: Best Institutes in India
Rank 172: IIT-Bombay
Rank 185: IISc Bangalore
Rank 193: IIT-Delhi
Rank 275: IIT-Madras
Rank 314: IIT-Kharagpur
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Rank 350: IIT-Kanpur
Rank 387: IIT-Roorkee
Rank 470: IIT-Guwahati
501-510: University of Delhi
601-650: IIT-Hyderabad
651-700: Jadavpur University
QS World University Ranking 2021: the best institutes in the world
Rank 1: Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
Rank 2: Stanford University
Rank 3: Harvard University
Rank 4: California Institute of Technology
Rank 5: University of Oxford
Rank 6: ETH Zurich
Rank 7: Cambridge University
Rank 8: Imperial College London
Rank 9: University of Chicago
Rank 10: UCL
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The QS ranking states that universities from 80 different locations were ranked based on six metrics: academic reputation, employer reputation, faculty-to-student ratio, appointments per faculty, international faculty ratio, and international student ratio.
In the recently published employability ranking, IIT-Delhi was ranked as the most employable institute in India. Globally, even as US-based institutes performed well, the report claimed that both the US and the UK are losing their luster as their Asian counterparts, including India, are providing graduates. employable.
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