Fund shortage, teacher vacancies, politics – how West Bengal’s top institutions slipped in the NIRF overall, university and engineering rankings
The next 10 years of engineering education offer India a unique window to transform its BTech courses into a global model of excellence, writes AICTE chairman TG Sitharam
Aspirants should expect sharper MBA courses mixing global and local content, diverse classes and deeper partnerships with industry and civil society, writes IIMB dean
IIT Roorkee director on the institute’s improved NIRF 2025 rank in overall and engineering categories, plans for overseas campuses, mental health initiatives and more
BHU centrally and its Faculty of Dental Sciences both submitted data for NIRF’s India Rankings 2025. Lax verification meant the same dental college getting assigned two ranks
In NIRF Ranking 2025’s overall and engineering categories, the top 100 institutions have an average of 164 and 173 patents each. For the rest, the average is 23