World University Rankings 2019: From IISc, IIT Bombay to Delhi University, BHU; control position held by Indian universities

Shockingly, all the Indian universities on the list hold positions after rank 250, with no Indian universities able to rank among the top 250 colleges in the world.

World University Rankings 2019: The Times Higher Education (THE) released Wednesday the world university ranking for the year 2019. The list published on the website includes a total of 1250 universities worldwide as well as the positions they occupy. In the case of Indian universities and educational institutions, there are 49 colleges and their positions among the world's universities in the world university rankings, but none of them ranks among the top 250.

While the Indian Institute of Sciences (IISc) Bangalore ranks first among Indian universities, the ranking of the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Bombay has further declined. Shockingly, all the Indian universities on the list hold positions after rank 250, with no Indian universities able to rank among the top 250 colleges in the world.

Among Asian universities, Tsinghua University (China) this year overthrew the National University of Singapore to become the best university on the continent. Tsinghua University ranks 22nd in the world. While Oxford University and the University of Cambridge, located in the United Kingdom, occupy the top two places in the world.

World University Rankings 2019: complete list of Indian universities and their rankings

1. Indian Institute of Science (251-300)
2. Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Indore (351-400)
3. Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Mumbai (401-500)
4. Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee (401-500)
5. JSS Academy of Higher Education and Research (401-500)
6. Indian Institute of Technology Delhi (501-600)
7. Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur (501-600)
8. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur (501-600)
9. Savitribai Phule Pune University (501-600)
10. Amrita University (601-800)
11. Hindu University of Banaras (601-800)
12. University of Delhi (601-800)
13. Indian Institute of Teaching and Scientific Research, Pune (601-800)
14. Guwahati Institute of Technology of India (601-800)
15. Indian Institute of Technology Madras (601-800)
16. Indian Institute of Technology Bhubaneswar (601-800)
17. Indian Institute of Technology Hyderabad (601-800)
18. University of Jadavpur (601-800)
19. National Institute of Technology Rourkela (601-800)
20. Punjab University (601-800)
21. University of Tezpur (601-800)
22. Acharya Nagarjuna University (801-1000)
23. Muslim University of Aligarh (801-1000)
24. Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani (801-1000)
25. Indian Institute of Teaching and Scientific Research Kolkata (801-1000)
26. Indian Institute of Technology (Dhanbad Indian School of Mining) (801-1000)
27. Jamia Millia Islamia (801-1000)
28. National Institute of Technology, Tiruchirappalli (801-1000)
29. University of Osmania (801-1000)
30. University of Pondicherry (801-1000)
31. Sri Venkateswara University (801-1000)
32. Thapar University (801-1000)
33. VIT University (801-1000)
34. Amity University (1001+)
35. Andhra University (1001+)
36. Annamalai University (1001+)
37. Cochin University of Science and Technology (1001+)
38. G. B. Pant University of Agriculture & Technology, Pantnagar (1001+)
39. GITAM University (1001+)
40. University of Kerala (1001+)
41. KIIT University (1001+)
42. Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda (1001+)
43. Manipal Academy of Higher Education (1001+)
44. Mysore University (1001+)
45. PSG College of Technology (1001+)
46. ​​SASTRA University (1001+)
47. Sathyabama University (1001+)
48. SRM University (1001+)
49. Tamil Nadu Agricultural University (1001+)

According to the Times Higher Education, world university rankings are calculated using 13 carefully calibrated performance indicators that aim to provide the most comprehensive and reliable comparisons that can be made by students, academics, academics, and academics. university leaders, industry and governments. This year, colleges from 86 countries are represented in the list and, for the first time, include students from Iraq, Jamaica, Nepal, Tanzania and Kazakhstan.