QS subject-wise rankings 2025: 9 Indian varsities, institutes amongst high 50
9 Indian universities and establishments are amongst world’s high 50 in QS subject-wise rankings whilst a number of the high establishments on the record together with three IITs, two IIMs and JNU noticed a drop of their positions.
In line with the fifteenth version of the QS World College Rankings by Topic, introduced on Wednesday, India celebrates 12 top-50 positions throughout the topic rankings and the broad school areas, earned by 9 establishments.
Main the best way is the Indian College of Mines (ISM), Dhanbad, which ranks twentieth globally for Engineering-Mineral and Mining, making it the nation’s highest-performing topic space.
Indian Institute of Expertise (IIT) Bombay and Kharagpur have been ranked at twenty eighth and forty fifth spot for Engineering-Mineral and Mining. Nonetheless, each establishments have seen a drop of their positions.
IIT Delhi and Bombay which shared the forty fifth rank for Engineering and Expertise have improved their place to bag the twenty sixth and twenty eighth spot, respectively.
The 2 establishments have additionally improved their rank for Engineering-Electrical and Digital to enter the highest 50 record.
Indian Institute of Administration (IIM) Ahmedabad and Bangalore continued to be amongst world’s high 50 for Enterprise and Administration Research however their rating has dropped since earlier yr. Whereas IIM Ahmedabad’s rating dropped to 27 from 22, that of IIM Bangalore slipped to 40 from 32.
IIT Madras (Petroleum Engineering) and Jawaharlal Nehru College (JNU) (Growth Research) continued to be amongst world’s high 50 however their ranks additionally dropped by few spots.
“A complete of 79 Indian universities – 10 greater than final yr – characteristic 533 occasions throughout this yr’s rankings, marking a 25.7 per cent enhance in comparison with the earlier version. This consists of 454 entries in particular person topics and 79 appearances throughout the 5 broad school areas,” QS mentioned in an announcement.
Within the newest version of the QS subject-specific rankings, India has the fifth highest variety of new entries behind China, the US, the UK and Korea, and ranks twelfth for the variety of general entries.
“The excessive variety of the brand new entries featured within the rankings is a continuation of a pattern of the nation’s rising larger training ecosystem, each by way of measurement and high quality,” QS added.
