India's Global Rankings Overview 2024

A global ranking of student cities based on factors in higher education

Ranking of top global insurance hubs or regions in 2023

Ranking of top technology centers, specifically in the Asia-Pacific region

Worldwide ranking of countries' commitment to reducing inequality.

A global ranking of countries based on cost of living.

Ranking of countries based on aviation safety measures, measured by ICAO.

A ranking that identifies countries at heightened risk of mass violence, based on analysis by an US think tank.

Bangalore (Bengaluru) is ranked 2nd in the Asia-Pacific for technology hubs in 2023 within the top 3 on that list.

A global ranking of universities based on various factors.

Indian Institute of Technology Madras, ranked 21st in QS World petroleum engineering ranking.

Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, ranked 49th in electrical engineering.

Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, ranked 92nd in mathematics.

Ranked 68th in sociology.

Top-ranked university in several subjects in the 2023 QS ranking—Arts and Humanities, Life Sciences and Medicine, and Natural Sciences

Top-ranked university in engineering and technology in the 2023 QS ranking.

QS uses various metrics to rank universities by subjects

The ranking of the top-three countries in the QS study (global house price index).

Organization that compiles and publishes the QS World University Rankings.

A ranking that assesses universities based on their ability to prepare graduates for the workforce. This ranking considers factors like employer reputation, graduate employment rate, and the university's contribution to the economy.

This ranking focuses specifically on universities in Asia. It assesses factors like academic reputation, research output, and the university's international impact.

The top three universities in the Times Higher Education Global Employability University Ranking. These universities are known for their graduate employment rates, connections with industry, and strong reputation among employers.

A ranking system by Times Higher Education assessing universities' positive impact on society.

The top three universities in the Times Higher Education Impact Rankings 2022 are Western Sydney University (Australia), Arizona State University (U.S.), and Western University (Canada).

The top three universities in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2023 are the University of Oxford (UK), Harvard University (US), and the University of Cambridge (UK).

This institution topped the 500 list of Indian universities in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2023.

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Ethereum is the most notable gainer among crypto assets.

The top three universities in the Times Higher Education Impact Rankings 2022 are Western Sydney University (Australia), Arizona State University (United States), and Western University (Canada).

A global organization that ranks universities based on various metrics.

These are rankings that assess and compare universities worldwide based on various factors like research, teaching, and reputation.

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India ranked 67th in the Global Skills Report 2021, with Switzerland topping the list.

India ranked 49th in the Chandler Good Governance Index 2021, with Finland at the top.

India was ranked 71st in the Global Food Security (GFS) Index 2021. Ireland, Australia, UK, Finland, Switzerland, Netherlands, Canada, Japan, France and US shared the top rank.

India was ranked 56th in the World Talent Ranking report 2021, with Switzerland, Sweden and Luxembourg in the top three.

India was ranked 66th in the Global Health Security Index 2021, with the USA, Australia, and Finland in the top three.

India ranked 4th in the Asia Power Index 2021.

The Global Skills Report ranks countries based on their workforce's skills proficiency and readiness for the global job market.

The Chandler Good Governance Index assesses government effectiveness and performance based on factors like political stability, regulatory quality, and corruption perception.

A country ranks high in the Global Food Security Index based on its food production capacity, access to affordable food, and resilience to food shocks, among other factors.

The World Talent Ranking assesses a country's ability to attract, develop, and retain talent based on education quality, skills development, and business environment.