NIRF Ranking 2022 Colleges: Miranda House is top college again; check list
Sheena Sachdeva | July 15, 2022 | 11:48 AM IST | 2 mins read
Hindu College, Delhi and Presidency College, Chennai came second and third. Five out of top 10 from Delhi University (DU).
NEW DELHI: National Institute of Ranking Framework ( NIRF Ranking 2022 ) ranks Miranda College as the best college in India. This is followed by Hindu College and Presidency College, Bengaluru, Karnataka. This is the 7th edition of NIRF ranking. Five out of the top 10 colleges in the NIRF ranking 2022 colleges are institutions affiliated to Delhi University (DU).
On Friday, 15 July, education minister Dharmendra Pradhan announced the NIRF Ranking 2022. Top 5 colleges are from Delhi University in the NIRF ranking 2022.
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Last year, Miranda House, Lady Shri Ram College for Women (LSR), affiliated to Delhi University, Loyola College from Chennai, St. Xavier’s College from Kolkata, and Ramakrishna Mission Hindu College from Howrah, were ranked as top five colleges, under NIRF’s colleges category.
NIRF ranking 2022 constitutes a total of 200 colleges ranked on the parameters including teaching, learning and resources; research, and professional practice; graduation outcomes; outreach and inclusivity and peer perception.
This year NIRF ranking is slightly late again due to Covid disruption. KK Agarwal, chairman, NBA said, “This time we have made up by two months. one more jump by two months and we'll be back to the original schedule of April.”
NIRF Ranking 2022: Best Colleges
There are the top colleges in NIRF Ranking 2022
| NIRF Ranking 2022 | Name of the College | State |
| 1 | Miranda College | Delhi |
| 2 | Hindu College | Delhi |
| 3 | Presidency College | Tamil Nadu |
| 4 | Loyola College | Tamil Nadu |
| 5 | Lady Shri Ram College for Women | Delhi |
| 6 | PSGR Krishnammal College for Women | Tamil Nadu |
| 7 | Atma Ram Sanatan Dharm College | Delhi |
| 8 | St Xavier's College | West Bengal |
| 9 | Ramakrishna Misson Vidyamandir | West Bengal |
| 10 | Kirori Mal College | Delhi |
| 11 | St. Stephens's College | Delhi |
| 12 | Shri Ram College of Commerce | Delhi |
| 13 | Rama Krishna Mission Vivekananda Centenary College | West Bengal |
| 14 | Hans Raj College | Delhi |
| 15 | Sri Venkateswara College | Delhi |
Apart from colleges, NIRF 2022 ranking covers ten other categories including university, engineering , research institutions, medicine , management , architecture, law, dentistry and pharmacy. Indian Institute of Technology Madras has been declared the top best institute in the NIRF ranking 2022. In fact, IITs and science institutes have dominated engineering and university categories. NIRF 2022 has witnessed an increased participation of 982 institutions, in comparison to last year.
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