Ten Indian institutions, including IIT Delhi and IISc Bengaluru, have secured positions among the top 250 universities globally for graduate employability, as per the GEURS 2025. The ranking highlights the growing recognition of Indian institutions,

Asia 2025 features 193 Indian institutes, with IIT Delhi emerging as the highest-ranked at 44th place. This article examines the performance shifts of India's top five institutions, including IIT Bombay,

India outshines China in QS Asia University Rankings 2025 with 193 HEIs. Highlights include IIT Delhi's top rank and strong research output.

IIT-Delhi has secured the highest rank among Indian universities in the 2025 QS Asia University Rankings. Climbing to the 44th position across Asia—a notable two-spot jump from the previous year—IIT-Delhi has left behind its longstanding rival,

Delhi has emerged as the leading Indian institution in the recently released 2025 QS Asia University Rankings. Securing the 44th position in Asia, a two-spot improvement from last year, it has overtaken IIT-Bombay,

India's performance in higher education saw improvement, with IIT Delhi ranking 44th as the highest-placed Indian institution. Overall, seven Indian institutions ranked within the top 100. Notably, the University of Petroleum and Energy Studies (UPES) made a significant jump of 70 places to 148th,

IIT Delhi has claimed the top spot in India at 44th place in the QS World University Rankings: Asia 2025, but several prominent institutions, including IIT Bombay, IIT Madras, IISc, and IIT Kharagpur,