New Delhi: Up from 111-120 to 101-110 in the latest world rankings, Iit-Bombay produces Indian highest graduate caliber and is among the top 22% in the ranking of Postgraduate Workability 2022 QS.
According to more than 50,000 employers surveyed by QS, other Indian institutions in Top 150 are IIT-Delhi, which also increased its ranking in the list of 2022.
Overall, there are three Indian universities displayed in the top 200 worlds for postgraduate employment ratings released on the day Thursday.
MIT, Stanford and the University of California are global leaders on this list.
Score of each institution consists of five doctors – employer’s reputation (30%), alumni results (25%), partnerships with employers per faculty (25%), employer / student connection (10%) and Postgraduate Work Level (10 %).
Three Indian universities reached the Top-100 score for the metric of QS alumni results, which measure the number of very successful, generous, creative, high-wealth individual leaders, and entrepreneurs produced by each university.
The University of Delhi ranks 21 globally and number one in India for this metric, scores 96/100.
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The Indian Institute of Technology Madras achieved the highest graduate employment level scores in India (100/100, 4 global).
This is the only Indian institution to achieve a top-50 score for this metric.
All three Indian universities – IIT from Bombay, Delhi and Madras – are among the top 200 global has increased their position for the past year.
Iit-Bombay has a score of 73.9 in the reputation of the employer, 67.7 in alumni results, 20.3 in the company – student connections, 56.3 in partnership with employers, and 5.7 at the level of postgraduate work.
Among these six parameters, the reputation of the employer indicates the strongest for IIT with ranked 70 globally.
Professor of Chaudhuri Subhasi, Director, Iit-Bombay said: “The training in IITB emphasizes learning outcomes about the development of skills for analytical problem solving, the ability to overcome invisible problems and appreciation of constraints that attack certain problems.
This is a dear term for every company Technology oriented.
Therefore I was not at all surprised by this ranking.
In fact, I expect ranking to be in the top 50 if it’s really measured.
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In total, 12 Indian universities are among 550 institutions included by QS in the final table.
Of the four have increased their position since the previous ranking iteration, two have declined in the rank and two – O P Jindal Global University and Indian Technology Rookee Institute – is a newcomer this year.
Ben Sowter, research director at QS, said: “With students increasingly aware of the competitiveness of global postgraduate work markets, and continued financial costs of their education investment, it has become very important that this independent data.
Sort is available for them, so to inform evidence-based decisions about the future of their education.
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Slowter added, “Data that contributes to this ranking shows that Indian universities consistently produce high entrepreneurs, business leaders, and other individuals who are very successful.
However, with a low score consistently in our partnership with employer indicators, it is also clear that leadership Indian higher education must try to create a stronger relationship with the industry, more facilitating student connection opportunities on campus.
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IIT-Bombay: best India in work ranking
