Mumbai: The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT)-Bombay, IIT-Delhi and Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bengaluru, have found a place in the list of the top 200 global universities.
This is for the first time that three renowned Indian institutions have catapulted to the list of the top 200 universities as per the Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) World University Rankings.
In the latest QS World University Rankings 2018, IISc Bangalore has climbed from 190 to 152, IIT-Delhi moved from 172 to 185, while IIT-Bombay jumped from 219 to 179 this year -- or among the top one percent of approximately 26,000 universities surveyed globally.
"The improved ranking is a reflection of the continuous improvement of the quality of education and research at IIT-B," remarked IIT-B Director Devang Khakhar on the achievement.
The Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) WUR, a British agency, ranks higher educational institutes, compares top universities in the world based on six performance parameters across for sectors like Research, Teaching, Employability and Internationalisation, plus a considerable 40 point weightage to the institute`s stature.
The results, released early on Thursday show IIT-B ranking second in India with an overall score of 49.7/100, 62/3 in academic reputation, 77/9 in employability, 50.8 in citation per faculty, 32.1 in faculty-student ratio, 3.7 in international faculty and 2 in international students.
Among all the parameters, Employer Reputation was the strongest for IIT-B with a 102 rank globally.
Considering there are around 26,000 universities worldwide, latest rankings have put IISc, IIT-D and IIT-B together among the top one percent universities globally.
(With IANS inputs)
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