India University Rankings

Anna University ranks second followed by Mahatma Gandhi University at the third place.

NIRF 2024 Ranking: NLSU Bengaluru has emerged as the best law university in the country.

NIRF Rankings 2024: Institutions are ranked based on their total scores across these parameters, providing a comprehensive view of their strengths.

NIRF 2024: The top 10 list features eight IITs, including the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi, and Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU).

The country has close proximity to India and also offers wide range of scholarships to attract students.

The University of Oxford is the best university for pursuing Medicine and Dentistry.

In India, IIT Bombay is the top ranked institute followed by IIT Delhi at the second position and IISc at the third rank.

Technical University of Munich is the top ranked university in Germany. It is placed at the 28th position in the QS Rankings 2025.

QS World University Rankings 2025: Among Indian institutions, Delhi University secured 1st in employment outcomes and sustainability, 3rd in international research network, 5th in academic reputation, and 8th in employer reputation.

National Law School of India University is the top ranked college to study Law in the country.

With 74.81 score, Miranda House from Delhi University is the top ranking college in the country.

JNU was never "anti-national" or part of the "tukde-tukde" gang, the university's vice-chancellor said today, asserting that the institution will always foster dissent, debate and democracy.

India has emerged as a research hub on the global academic landscape and now ranks fourth in the world in putting out academic papers, a recent analysis has found

QS World University Rankings by Subject 2024: India has made remarkable progress in this year's subject rankings, demonstrating a robust research capacity with a notable 20 per cent enhancement in the Citations per Paper metric.

Foreign Higher Education Institutions (FHEIs) aiming to set up campuses in India are required to be ranked among the top 500 globally in either overall rankings or subject-specific rankings, or exhibit exceptional expertise in a specific field.

Anna University ranks second followed by Mahatma Gandhi University at the third place.

NIRF 2024 Ranking: NLSU Bengaluru has emerged as the best law university in the country.

NIRF Rankings 2024: Institutions are ranked based on their total scores across these parameters, providing a comprehensive view of their strengths.

NIRF 2024: The top 10 list features eight IITs, including the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi, and Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU).

The country has close proximity to India and also offers wide range of scholarships to attract students.

The University of Oxford is the best university for pursuing Medicine and Dentistry.

In India, IIT Bombay is the top ranked institute followed by IIT Delhi at the second position and IISc at the third rank.

Technical University of Munich is the top ranked university in Germany. It is placed at the 28th position in the QS Rankings 2025.

QS World University Rankings 2025: Among Indian institutions, Delhi University secured 1st in employment outcomes and sustainability, 3rd in international research network, 5th in academic reputation, and 8th in employer reputation.

National Law School of India University is the top ranked college to study Law in the country.

With 74.81 score, Miranda House from Delhi University is the top ranking college in the country.

JNU was never "anti-national" or part of the "tukde-tukde" gang, the university's vice-chancellor said today, asserting that the institution will always foster dissent, debate and democracy.

India has emerged as a research hub on the global academic landscape and now ranks fourth in the world in putting out academic papers, a recent analysis has found

QS World University Rankings by Subject 2024: India has made remarkable progress in this year's subject rankings, demonstrating a robust research capacity with a notable 20 per cent enhancement in the Citations per Paper metric.

Foreign Higher Education Institutions (FHEIs) aiming to set up campuses in India are required to be ranked among the top 500 globally in either overall rankings or subject-specific rankings, or exhibit exceptional expertise in a specific field.