QS World University Rankings-2021

Category : Education | Sub Category : Education Posted on 2020-06-12 14:59:30

The QS World University Rankings continue to enjoy a remarkably consistent methodological framework, compiled using six simple metrics that we believe effectively capture university performance. Since faculty area normalisation was introduced in 2015 to ensure that institutions specialising in Life Sciences and Natural Sciences were not unduly advantaged, we have avoided fundamental changes. In doing so, we aim to ensure that year-on-year comparisons remain valid, and that unnecessary volatility is minimised.

Thus, universities continue to be evaluated according to the following six metrics:

• Academic Reputation
• Employer Reputation
• Faculty/Student Ratio
• Citations per faculty
• International Faculty Ratio
• International Student Ratio.       
  

  This year’s QS World University Rankings reveals the top 1,000 universities from around the world, covering 80 different locations. There are 47 new entrants in this year’s top 1,000 while over 5,500 universities were evaluated and considered for inclusion. While the Massachusetts Institute for Technology (MIT) continues its record-breaking streak at number one - the ninth year in a row it’s achieved this feat - the big story this year is the impressive gains made by Asian universities.Indian Universities IIT Bombay got 172,IISC got 185 and IIT Delhi got 193 among top 200 Universities.To see all world rankings of all universities Click Here.