Jamia Millia Islamia University in New Delhi has moved up 32 places in the latest Times Higher Education (THE) Asia University Rankings for 2023. Coming in at 128th place, the rise is significant, up from 160th in the previous year. The university was assessed against 13 performance indicators, including the teaching environment, research output and industry innovation.
Vice Chancellor Najma Akhtar said the university’s efforts had been recognised internationally, and vowed to continue to build on this momentum to push for even higher global rankings. This is welcome news for the university, which has previously suffered a dip in rankings amid controversy and student protests.
Indeed, this year’s rise highlights a new era of positive change for the university. The promotion is a testament to the university’s commitment to providing a robust academic program and high-quality research. The university is among 669 universities from 31 countries that were assessed in this year’s rankings.
Jamia Millia Islamia University was established in 1920 and prides itself on its inclusivity and diversity. It provides a broad range of courses across disciplines, including engineering, law, media studies, humanities and social sciences. The search feature is optimised to cater to the needs of students and researchers from all over the world.
The promotion reflects the university’s commitment to providing its students with an excellent education and high-quality opportunities for research and innovation. It is an exciting time for the university, and the rise in global rankings is a welcome acknowledgement of its efforts to establish itself as a world-class academic institution. It is sure to inspire more students and researchers to enrol at Jamia Millia Islamia in the future.
