Hyderabad: Several higher education institutions from Telangana slipped in the National Institution of Ranking Framework (NIRF) 2021 ranked, released almost by the Minister of Education Dharmendra Pradhan, Thursday.
Only seven engineering institutions from Telangana thought above 200 compared to 11 in place last year.
This figure was established in 16 of 2019.
In the first, the Indian Institute of Technology, Hyderabad (IIT-H) was deposited in the 15th in the research category, while increasing the overall 16th rank from 17th place ago.
In the engineering category, IIT-H maintained its position eight for the third year in a row.
“IIT-H is the only second generation of IIT which is consistently made into the top 10 domestic engineering institutions.
Iother’s score on several parameters such as the ratio of lecturers, lecturer qualifications, the use of financial resources, patents, and project traces, comparable or higher than some old generation IIT, “said Prof.
Vinod Janardhan, Convenor, NIRF, IIT-H.
University Hyderabad (UOH) ranks 25 in the research category.
However, in the overall ranking, the university slipped from 15 to 17th this year.
In the university category, the university, which is given an eminence tag institution two years back by the Ministry of Education, has slipped from the sixth ninth rank.
“We need a gap analysis to understand our slides down, even if this is in the academic year influenced by a pandemic.
The UOH will ensure that it is recognized as a top institution not only in India but also internationally.
For this we must make higher benchmarks for promotion, recruitment and incentives so that the quality of research and teaching increases rapidly, “said Prof.
BJ Rao, Uoh Deputy Chancellor.
Other institutions such as the University of Osmania (OU), Jawaharlal Nehru Technology University (JNTU) Hyderabad, the National Institute of Technology (NIT) of the Warangal and the International Institute of Information Technology (IIIIT), Hyderabad is too poor this year.