Higher Education (HE) rankings transcend mere numerical values; they reflect the quality, competitiveness, and global stature of educational institutions. The National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) was introduced in India in 2015 by the Ministry of Education to assess and rank higher education institutions based on various criteria.
This has been a record improvement in the institute’s ranking since the beginning of NIRF ranking in 2016.
IIM Ahmedabad ranks first among management institutes, while IIM Bangalore is at number two, IIM Kolkata at number three, IIM Kozhikode at number four and Indian Institute of Technology Delhi at number five.
We hope to bag at least second place in the coming years, says Vice-Chancellor Sonali Chakroborty Banerjee
