IIT Kharagpur ranked 5th in India in QS Asia World University Ranking 2024
Press Trust of India | November 11, 2023 | 12:16 PM IST | 1 min read
The 2024 World University Ranking: Asia by QS features 148 universities from India with 857 universities being listed in total.
KOLKATA: Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur has occupied overall fifth rank in India and 59th in Asia, in the QS Asia World University Rankings for 2024, the institute said in a statement on Saturday. The largest and first IIT in the country has made its entry at the top of the QS Asia University Rankings with an overall score of 54.5, the statement said.
Being fourth among all the IITs in the country and occupying the fifth spot after the Indian Institute of Science, IIT Kharagpur has performed well in parameters like international research network, papers per faculty, employer and academic reputation and staff members with PhD.
The 2024 World University Ranking: Asia by Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) features 148 universities from India with 857 universities being listed in total. The ranking features top universities from Asia.
Also read | IIT Bombay best in India, ranked 40th in QS Asia University Rankings 2024
Speaking on the QS Asia University Rankings 2024, Prof V K Tewari, Director, IIT Kharagpur, commented, "IIT Kharagpur has upheld the nation's resolve to excel the standards of globalisation with advance manufacturing systems and transportation, safety engineering and analytics, quality and reliability, affordable healthcare, precision agriculture and food nutrition and smart infrastructure to contribute towards an Atmanirbhar Bharat".
"As an institute of eminence, technological research parks, centre of excellence, start-up incubators, lab to market products and nano missions are the new local ecology for innovation and technological pursuits of our institute. Successful implementation of Technology Vision 2047 as instituted by Prime Minister Narendra Modi require participation of several stakeholders including government agencies, public and private enterprises, academic and research organizations," he said.
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