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India outperforms China in QS Asia University Rankings 2025. 162 Higher Educational Institutions (HEIs) from India found a place in the list. In contrast to China, India saw the largest increase in university representation. A total of 135 Chinese universities were ranked in the list, while Japan took the third position with 115 universities.
A total of 6,278 universities in Asia were surveyed by the London-based organization university ranking Organization. The evaluating agency used 11 performance indicators, including employer reputation, international faculty ratio, international research network, international student ratio, academic reputation, faculty-student ratio, outbound exchange students, inbound exchange students, papers per faculty, papers per Includes quotes and staff. With PhD.
According to the press release, a total of seven Indian universities feature in the top 100 institutions in Asia Delhi UniversityIISc Bangalore, IIT Madras, IIT Kharagpur and IIT Kanpur, among others. Notably, IIT Delhi secured 44th position and emerged as the highest ranked Indian institute in Asia and India this year. Meanwhile, IIT Bombay’s ranking slipped to second place among top institutes across India.
Among all private universities in India, Chandigarh University (CU) continued its excellent performance and topped the QS Asia University Rankings. Its rank improved to 120th from 149th in the previous edition (2024).
Satnam Singh Sandhu, Chancellor, Chandigarh University and Member of Parliament, Rajya Sabha, said, “India has become one of the most preferred educational destinations to pursue higher education and many international students have chosen to study here.” Year,
He said, “In 2014, India was ranked 81st in the Global Innovation Index, which has increased to 39th in 2025. The number of patents filed is expected to increase by 31 percent and reach 83,000 in 2023, whereas only 42,700 patents were filed in 2014. ,
Overall, the qualitative changes in India’s higher education sector over the last decade, aimed at promoting research, teaching and innovation, are the main factors responsible for making India the most representative higher education system in Asia.
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