Asian Universities Excel in QS Global Rankings, IIT Delhi Rises
Two Hong Kong universities and several South Korean institutions achieved record highs in the latest QS global rankings, with HKU and CUHK entering the top 20. Concurrently, IIT Delhi climbed to 118th, becoming the highest-ranked Indian university, while IIT Bombay saw a slight drop.
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2 universities, HKU and CUHK, rank among world’s top 20 – a first for Hong Kong
The University of Hong Kong (HKU) and the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) have been ranked among the top 20 in a global league table – the first time two of the city’s universities have achieved this simultaneously – with CUHK making significant gains in its reputation among employers. The UK-based education information firm Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) also pointed out on Thursday that Hong Kong had Asia’s most improved higher education system for the second consecutive year, with seven ...
By William Yiu
Read full article →IIT Delhi ranks 118 in QS rankings, up from 123
IIT Delhi ranked 118th in QS World University Rankings 2027, the highest for any Indian university, while IIT Bombay fell to 134th.
Read full article →Korea, Yonsei universities hit record highs as gap narrows in QS global rankings
The gap between South Korea’s top three universities narrowed in the latest QS World University Rankings, with Yonsei University and Korea University reaching their highest-ever positions, according to the 2027 report released by Quacquarelli Symonds. Seoul National University, the country’s highest-ranked institution, retained its global position at No. 38, remaining within the top 50, according to the global higher education analytics firm. Yonsei University climbed from No. 50 last year to No
By The Korea Herald
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