On June 27, the QS World University Ranking 2024 was released. The National University of Singapore (NUS) became the first Asian university to enter the top 10, coming in at number eight, while nine of the top ten positions were held by universities from the US and Europe.
The Massachusetts Institute of Innovation took first place. The College of Cambridge is second on the list, followed by the College of Oxford in third place. This year, Cambridge University advanced by a single position.
After eight years, IIT-Bombay finally made the top 150 colleges list for Indian institutions, ranking at 149. The second-best Indian university was Delhi University, which was ranked 407th, followed by Anna College, which was ranked 427th.
This is due to the fact that the rankings are heavily influenced by the expertise and obvious caliber of the experts listed. The following pointers are used in the positioning rules: Academic reputation, international student ratio, international research network, employment outcomes, and sustainability.
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