Five Indian Universities Rank in QS Asia's Research Top 10
What Happened?
Indian universities excel in research output, with five in the QS Asia top 10 for Papers per Faculty. However, citation impact remains a challenge, with only three in the top 50 for Citations per Paper.
Key points
- IISc Bengaluru ranks first in Asia for Papers per Faculty with a score of 100.
- IIT Madras is third, IIT Delhi is seventh, IIT Roorkee is eighth, and IIT Ropar is ninth in the same category.
- Only three Indian universities are in the top 50 for Citations per Paper.
- India has 27 universities in the regional top 50, up from 10 in 2018.
- IIT Ropar ranks ninth for Papers per Faculty but is 678th overall in Asia.
Key insights
- Improving citation impact could enhance academic collaboration and institutional reputation.
- The gap between publication numbers and citation impact indicates a need for better research quality.
- Strengthening links between universities and industry may help improve research visibility.
Why it matters
The findings highlight the need for Indian universities to enhance their research impact internationally.
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Source
Times of India