SR University makes debut in QS Asia University Rankings 2027
What the coverage says
The latest QS Asia rankings establish India as the second-largest higher education system on the continent, with 325 institutions featured, as reported by the Economic Times. While Economic Times notes the addition of 34 new entrants, NDTV highlights that Chandigarh University reached a record rank of 104th due to research gains and points to India's "exceptional doctoral capacity." At the same time, NDTV Profit reports that IISc Bengaluru and five Indian Institutes of Technology rank among Asia's top 100 but have slipped compared to 2025, a drop specifically detailed by The Hindu for IISc Bangalore with a 15-place fall to 79th. Coverage across the outlets shows mixed positioning, with NDTV noting that IIT Delhi retains its place as India's highest-ranked institution in the 66th spot, alongside strong employer reputation marks for IIT Bombay and IIT Delhi at seventh and 10th.
Written by HeadlineShine from 4 outlets' reporting, with AI assistance. Each outlet's own story is listed alongside.
Timeline
- NDTV first reported it
- Economic Times reported it
- The Hindu reported it
- NDTV Profit reported it
- Latest update
