IISC Bangalore Secures Rank 1, JMI Ranked 2nd among Indian Institutions in the World University Ranking 2024

The World University Rankings 2024, which include up to 91 Indian institutions, were released by The Times Higher Education (THE). Among Indian universities, the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) in Bangalore took first place. It is now ranked somewhere between 201-250 overall.

Anna University, Jamia Millia Islamia, Mahatma Gandhi University, and Shoolini University of Biotechnology and Management Sciences are all listed after IISc Bangalore. Between 501 and 600 are the rankings for these colleges. For the fourth year running, a number of Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) have boycotted the rankings.

With 169 universities overall and 56 institutions in the top 200, the US is the nation with the greatest representation. India has surpassed China, which was previously ranked fourth with 86 institutions, and is now the nation with the fourth-highest number of institutions.

THE WORLD UNIVERSITY RANKINGS 2024: LIST OF TOP 10 INDIAN UNIVERSITIES

1. IISc Bangalore (201-250 rank)
2. Anna University (501-600 rank)
3. Jamia Millia Islamia (501-600 rank)
4. Mahatma Gandhi University (501-600 rank)
5. Shoolini University of Biotechnology and Management Sciences (501-600 rank)
6. Alagappa University (601-800 rank)
7. Aligarh Muslim University (601-800 rank)
8.  Banaras Hindu University (601-800 rank)
9. Bharathiar University (601-800 rank)
10. Indian IIT Guwahati (601-800 rank)

Oxford University Secured RANK 1 Overall  in the WORLD UNIVERSITY RANKINGS 2024

The  World University Rankings 2024, on the other hand, positions Oxford University in first place, with Stanford University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology coming in second and third, respectively. Cambridge University is in fifth place, whereas Harvard University is in fourth.

“The University of Oxford is ranked first for the eighth consecutive year, although other institutions in the top five have witnessed changes in their positions.

Harvard University drops to fourth place while Stanford University advances to second, according to the official website. This year, MIT moved up two spots to finish third. After having tied for third place the previous year, Cambridge University has dropped to fifth position.

Rank 1 — Oxford University

Rank 2 — Stanford University

Rank 3 — MIT

Rank 4 — Harvard University

Rank 5 — Cambridge University

Rank 6 — Princeton University

Rank 7 — California Institute of Technology

Rank 8 — Imperial College London

Rank 9 — University of California, Berkeley

Rank 10 — Yale University

There are 1,904 universities in 108 nations and regions that are ranked in the 2024 Times Higher Education World University Rankings.

Over 134 million citations from 16.5 million academic papers were evaluated for this year’s ranking, which also includes survey answers from 68,402 researchers worldwide. More than 2,673 institutions provided data, and we ultimately collected 411,789 data points from them, according to the website.

How are rankings determined?

 A university’s overall score for a particular year is determined by adding its performance in SDG 17 to its top three outcomes on the other 16 SDGs. SDG 17 makes up 22% of the final score, while the other SDGs are each given a weighting of 26%.

This implies that, depending on their concentration, various colleges are evaluated using various sets of SDGs. An average of the total points from the previous two years is used to determine the overall ranking.

In the total computation, each SDG’s score is scaled so that the greatest score is 100 and the lowest is 0. This is done to account for slight variations in the scoring range for each SDG and to guarantee that universities are treated fairly for all SDGs for which they have given data.

We utilise these scaled scores to identify the SDGs in which a university has achieved very well; these SDGs may differ from those in which the university is rated top or has performed particularly well based on unscaled ratings.

The methodology sections for each of the 17 SDGs include information about their measures.

Within each SDG, There are Three Types of Metrics

1. Research Metrics
2. Continuous Metrics
3. Time Frame

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