Indian Institute of Technology Delhi secures 123rd rank in QS World University Rankings 2026. Fifty-four Indian institutions make it to the...

IIT Delhi is now India's top university in the latest QS Asia University Rankings. It secured 44th position in Asia. IIT Delhi's improved r...

In the latest QS Asia University Rankings, Peking University retains its top position. Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) demonstrate s...

India has solidified its position as a higher education powerhouse, securing the top spot in the QS World University Rankings: Asia 2025 fo...

"Over the last decade, we have focused on qualitative changes in the education sector. This is reflected in the QS World University Ranking...

Singapore's top two universities have been rated top in Asia, beating the Chinese, Japanese and Hong Kong higher learning institutions. The...

The rankings feature 1397 institutions across 95 countries and territories, more than double the number featured in last year’s pilot editi...

The rankings evaluate these institutions based on various criteria, including global recognition, research capabilities, teaching resources...

Institutions in both Europe and America dominate the top 10 rankings, many of which received perfect scores of 100 in indicators such as: ‘...

IIT Delhi comes in second at 197 in the 20th edition of the rankings, down from 174 last year while IISC Bangalore, last year's country lea...

In the QS Asia University Rankings 2022, the universities are ranked across 11 parameters including academics and employer reputation, the ...

The country has 31 institutes among the top 250. Of these, 18 dropped compared to last year, 12 gained ground and one remained stable.

The most celebrated Indian institutes - including the IITs and the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) - have consistently failed to crack t...

Considering that there are approximately 11,900 universities globally, IIT-B ranks among the top 1% universities of Asia.

The QS Asia rankings for 2016 also see IIT Madras and IIT Kanpur break into the list of top 50 Asian universities.

IIT Delhi held on to its 38th position like last year, ahead of IIT Bombay which was placed at 41. Five other IITs featured in the top 100.

No Indian university features among the top 10 varsities in Asia in the latest QS university rankings with IIT Delhi securing the 38th posi...