QS World University Rankings

It's Raining Rankings: IIT Bombay Soars to 118th Position in QS World University Rankings

Check out how IIT Bombay climbed 31 places to secure the 118th spot in QS World University Rankings!

In a delightful turn of events, the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay has made a remarkable leap in the QS World University Rankings, rising from its previous position of 149th to an impressive 118th place this year. The ranking, consisting of nine key elements like academic reputation and employer feedback, showcases IIT Bombay's academic excellence and global recognition. This significant achievement not only reflects the institution's dedication to education but also places it prominently on the international education map.

Joining the league of top 150 universities in the QS rankings, IIT Bombay's success highlights India's growing presence in the global educational arena. With 61% of Indian universities showing improvement, IIT Bombay stands out as a beacon of quality education and innovation. Moreover, the consistent performance of Indian universities like MIT further solidifies the country's academic prowess on a global scale.

Not only in India but across borders, universities like the University of Jordan and Vietnamese institutions are making impressive strides in the QS World University Rankings. These advancements underscore the increasing competitiveness and quality of education on a global level. With institutions from various countries showcasing excellence, the world of academia is witnessing a dynamic transformation and healthy competition.

As we celebrate the remarkable achievements in the QS World University Rankings, it's evident that educational institutions worldwide are striving for excellence and recognition. The climb of Abu Dhabi University by 79 places and the continuous progression of Florida International University's Chaplin School of Hospitality highlight the dedication and commitment of universities towards providing high-quality education. These successes not only benefit the institutions but also contribute to the overall elevation of global education standards, setting the stage for a bright future of learning and innovation.