- The QS Asia University Rankings 2027, released on November 3, 2026, show a decline in the performance of Indian higher education institutions.
- According to the report, the rankings of approximately 71 percent of Indian institutions have slipped compared to the previous year.
- A total of 325 Indian institutions have been included in this year’s list, with 34 of them making the cut for the first time.
- In terms of the total number of institutions, India ranks second in Asia, while mainland China holds the top position.
- A decline was also observed in the rankings of the country’s leading institutions. IIT Delhi slipped from 59th to 66th place, while the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) Bengaluru fell 15 spots to 79th. IIT Bombay’s ranking also dropped, moving from 71st to 83rd place.
- Notably, for the second consecutive year, no Indian university has managed to secure a spot among the top 50 institutions in Asia.
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