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Mint
15-07-2025
- Business
- Mint
Four Indian cities feature in world's top 130 for students in QS Rankings. Check where Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru stand
Four Indian metro cities, including Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, and Bengaluru, were featured in the 2026 QS Best Student Cities rankings released on Tuesday, July 15, 2025 According to QS rankings, Mumbai has re-entered the global top 100, moving up 15 spots to reach 98th place. Delhi has improved by seven positions to 104th, and Bengaluru has made the most significant progress among Indian cities, jumping 22 places to rank 108th. QS rankings describe Mumbai as a city with India's most well-respected universities, including the University of Mumbai, one of the largest universities in the world, with around 550,000 students. Average international fees (at ranked unis) - US$2,100 Affordability rank - 22nd Number of universities ranked by QS - 2 Desirability rank - 105th Employer Activity rank 53rd QS Rankings calls Delhi a city with 'no shortage of higher education institutions, with nine major universities, two of which are located in the New Delhi district.' Average international fees (at ranked unis) - US$2,400 Affordability rank - 24th Number of universities ranked by QS - 5 Desirability rank - 123rd Employer Activity rank - 119th Bengaluru is the third-largest city in India, with over 10 million people, and is home to reputed research institutions and universities, including the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) and the Thapar Institute of Engineering & Technology, says QS Rankings. Average international fees (at ranked unis) - US$3,300 Affordability rank - 15th Number of universities ranked by QS - 2 Desirability rank - 113th Employer Activity rank - 117th Chennai, formerly called Madras, is the fourth-largest cosmopolitan city in India and the capital of Tamil Nadu, a southern Indian state. Known as South India's primary commercial hub, QS Rankings lauded the city for its rich heritage in music, classical dance, architecture, and crafts. Average international fees (at ranked unis) - $7,900 Affordability rank - 42nd Desirability rank - 116th Employer Activity rank - 88th
NDTV
21-06-2025
- Science
- NDTV
QS Rankings 2026: Top 10 Indian Institutes With Best Sustainability Rankings
QS Rankings 2026: The QS World University Rankings, released on Thursday featured the best performing institutions around the world. A total of 54 Indian institutions made it to the QS Global Rankings with Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Delhi as the best performing Indian institution. The Sustainability Score evaluates how well an institution contributes to areas such as waste reduction, energy efficiency, student well-being, transparency, and ethical decision-making. Here are the top 10 Indian institutions according to the QS World Rankings 2026 with their sustainability scores: The best performing Indian institute is the Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi with an overall rank of 123 among the top institutions around the world. IIT, Delhi earned a sustainability score of 79.9. The second Indian institution is the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay (IITB) with an overall 129 rank. IIT, Bombay earned a sustainability score of 75.2. Indian Institute of Technology Madras (IITM) with an overall 180th position, earned a sustainability score of 73. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur (IIT-KGP) secured the 215th position overall, earning a sustainability score of 77.8. Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore acquired 219 rank among the top institutions according to the QS World Rankings 2025 with a sustainability score of 66.3. Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur (IITK) secured an overall rank of 222, earning a sustainability score of 74.7. University of Delhi got an overall rank of 328 and a sustainability score of 71.2. Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati (IITG) achieved the lowest sustainability score of 43 among the top 10 Indian institutions in QS World University Rankings 2026, with an overall rank of 334. Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee (IITR) with an overall rank of 339 earned a sustainability score of 57.5. Anna University, Chennai at 465th rank achieved a sustainability score of 64.5. A total of eight Indian universities debuted in the QS Global University Rankings this year, reflecting a positive growth in the overall quality of higher education institutions of the country.
NDTV
21-06-2025
- Business
- NDTV
World's Top 10 Sustainable Universities In QS Global Rankings 2026
QS Rankings 2026: The QS World University Rankings, released on Thursday featured the top institutions around the world, evaluated on various parameters such as Sustainability Scores, Employability rate, Research and Discovery etc,. The United States (US) and United Kingdom (UK) continue to dominate the overall rankings across all categories. Sustainability Score, which assesses an institution's performance in managing sustainability-related risks and opportunities shows how the top institutions have worked towards environmental, social and governance cause. Here are the top 10 Institutions according to the QS World University Rankings along with their sustainability scores: Number one on the overall rank list is the United State's Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) with a sustainability score of 93.8. Imperial College London of United Kingdom secured the second overall rank, earning a sustainability score of 98.3. Stanford University, from the United States secured the third overall rank with a sustainability score of 95.4. University of Oxford from the United Kingdom acquired the overall fourth position, earning a sustainability score of 77.9. Harvard University from United States secured the fifth position overall with a sustainability score of 77.8. University of Cambridge from United Kingdom secured the sixth overall ranking with a sustainability score of 78.4. ETH Zurich from Switzerland got the seventh overall rank, with the highest sustainability score of 99.6 among the top 10 institutions. National University of Singapore, Singapore secured the eighth overall rank among the top institutions of the world with a sustainability score of 90. UCL university from the United Kingdom secured the ninth overall rank with the second highest sustainability score of 98.5 among the top 10 institutions. California Institute of Technology, United States secured the 10th position overall with a sustainability score of 79.2. Several top-ranked institutions in the QS World Rankings 2026 may have relatively low sustainability scores when compared to lower-ranked universities. This suggests that they may lag in areas such as reducing carbon footprints, managing resources and waste, promoting ethical practices, ensuring transparency, and fostering positive relationships with students, staff, and the broader community.
Hindustan Times
20-06-2025
- Hindustan Times
Study abroad: 6 Australian varsities ranked among world's top 50 institutes as per QS World University Rankings 2026
There is no denying the fact that when students dream of studying abroad, countries like the United States, United Kingdom or Canada have often dominated the scenario. But over the years, Australia has risen to the top as a global education powerhouse that not only offers world-class universities, but also scope for cutting-edge research. From the country's multicultural campus environment to its lucrative post-study work opportunities, Australia is a great choice for students who are looking to combine academic excellence with a vibrant, safe, and future-forward lifestyle. Interestingly, many Australian universities have found a spot in the global top 50 educational institutes to be featured in the QS World University Rankings 2026, proving yet again that the country is not just a scenic destination, rather a serious contender for the world's finest universities. If you are planning to study abroad, these universities in Australia should definitely be on your shortlist: The University of Melbourne is located in Parkville, Australia, and has been ranked 19th globally. The overall score of the university is 90.8. Also read: QS World University Rankings 2026: Oxford, Harvard topple down, Stanford climbs up, check details The University of New South Wales (UNSW Sydney), located in Sydney, Australia, is ranked 20th best university in the world. The overall score of the UNSW Sydney is 90.7. The University of Sydney comes next in the line of Australia's top universities. The institution has been ranked 25th globally, and has a score of 89.4. Also read: QS Rankings: DU secures 30th spot globally in employment outcomes, retains overall rank at 328 The Australian National University (ANU) is located in Canberra, Australia. With an overall score of 87.4, ANU has been ranked 32nd among the world's best universities. Monash University in Melbourne, Australia comes fifth among top Australian universities and 36th globally. It has an overall score of 85.8. Also read: University of Sheffield ranked within top 100 universities in QS World University Rankings 2026 The University of Queensland is located in Brisbane City, Australia. The university is ranked 42nd globally, and has an overall score of 85.1. For full ranking list, aspirants can visit the official website QS World University Rankings 2026 at
India Today
20-06-2025
- Business
- India Today
India gains momentum in QS world university rankings as new institutions make global debut
India has recorded its strongest performance yet in the QS World University Rankings 2026, with 54 institutions now featured — a fivefold increase from just 11 in 2015. What makes this year especially notable is the entry of eight Indian universities into the global rankings for the first time, the highest number of debutants from any cohort includes a mix of promising private and public institutions: IIT Gandhinagar, Galgotias University, Ashoka University, Shiv Nadar University, CHRIST (Deemed to be University), LPU, Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology, and Manav Rachna International Institute of Research and Studies (MRIIRS). Their inclusion signals a clear shift — global recognition is no longer limited to legacy institutions but is expanding to next-gen universities focused on innovation, industry alignment, and global research total of 54 universities are featured this year making India the fourth most represented country, after the United States, the United Kingdom and China. The rise has been swift and steady. From just 11 ranked institutions in 2015, India has recorded a remarkable five-fold increase over the decade. This makes India the fastest-rising G20 nation in the rankings. This year's results reflect a growing global appreciation for India's academic strength. Indian universities are earning recognition for their quality, research output and contribution to global on Galgotias University getting ranked 15th among top private universities and 43rd among all Indian universities, Dr. Dhruv Galgotia, CEO of Galgotias University said, 'This is a proud moment for Galgotias University. Breaking into the QS Rankings is a reflection of our commitment to world-class education, cutting-edge research, and holistic development of our students. We dedicate this achievement to our outstanding faculty, students, and partners who continue to push the boundaries of excellence.'advertisementHighlights for Indian institutions from QS World University Ranking 2026Only the United States (192), the United Kingdom (90), and Mainland China (72) have more universities ranked than India.48 percent of India's ranked universities improved their positions compared to the previous Indian institutions feature in the global top Delhi leads the Indian contingent. It is ranked 123rd globally, rising from 150th in Madras recorded one of the biggest jumps, rising 47 places from 227 in 2025 to 180 in 2026.A total of 12 Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) feature in the list, highlighting their strong presence in global academia. Five Indian institutions feature in the global top 100 for Employer Reputation. This reflects strong industry confidence in Indian Indian universities rank among the world's top 100 for Citations per Faculty. Their average score of 43.7 is higher than that of Germany, the United Kingdom and the United now has a diverse mix of public and private institutions represented, including central universities, deemed-to-be universities, and technical institutes. The QS World University Rankings 2026 are among the most credible global assessments, drawing data from over 16 million research papers and feedback from 151,000 academics and 100,000 employers. This year introduces a new metric—International Student Diversity—and refined scoring for sharper presence in the rankings has never been stronger. With 54 institutions featured and eight making their debut, India is now the fourth most represented country. The surge in Indian institutions featuring in the list reflects the impact of the National Education Policy 2020, enhanced research focus, and growing global partnerships. The rise of both legacy institutions and emerging private universities signals a broader shift with India steadily positioning itself as a global hub for high-quality, future-ready education. Must Watch
