India Rankings 2023
News:
Minister of State for Education and External Affairs released the India Rankings 2023
What:
- It is a ranking of higher education institutions in India.
- The 2023 India Rankings is the 8th edition.
Highlights:
- Overall category topped by IIT Madras for the 5th consecutive year. It also tops the Engineering category for the 8th consecutive year.
- University category topped by IISc Bengaluru for the 8th year in a row. It also tops the Research Institutions Category for the 3rd year in a row.
- In Management category, IIM Ahmedabad tops the list for the 4th time in a row.
- In Medical category, All India Institute of Medical Sciences Delhi tops the list for the 6th consecutive year.
- In Pharmacy, Hyderabad’s National Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research tops the list for the first time, pushing past Jamia Hamdard.
- Amongst Colleges, Miranda House has retained the top spot for the 7th consecutive year.
- IIT Roorkee tops the Architecture list for the 3rd time in a row.
- In Law category, Bengaluru’s National Law School of India University retains the top spot for the 6th time.
- Delhi’s Indian Agricultural Research Institute tops the list under Agriculture and Allied Sectors.
- In the Innovation category, IIT Kanpur is the top performer.
- Colleges in Delhi continue to the dominate the Colleges ranking.
Why:
- To help students choose HEIs based on their standing in various categories and subject domains.
- To help HEIs identify areas needing improvement
Significance:
- 3 distinct additions have been made to the 8th edition of India Rankings:
- Introduction of ‘agriculture and allied sectors’ as a separate subject
- Integration of innovation ranking (this was previously done by ARIIA (Atal Ranking of Institutions on Innovation Achievements))
- Expansion of ‘architecture’ to ‘architecture and planning’ to include HEIs providing courses on urban and town planning
How:
- 5 categories:
- Overall
- University
- Colleges
- Research Institutions
- Innovation
- 8 subject domains:
- Engineering
- Management
- Pharmacy
- Architecture & Planning
- Medical
- Law
- Dental
- Agriculture and Allied Sectors
- Use of NIRF (National Institutional Ranking Framework)
- Launched by the Education Ministry in 2015.
- 5 broad categories:
- Teaching, Learning & Resources
- Research and Professional Practice
- Graduation Outcome
- Outreach and Inclusivity
- Perception
When:
- First published in 2016
- 3 domain-specific rankings:
- Engineering
- Management
- Pharmacy
- 3 domain-specific rankings:
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