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In the latest QS rankings 2016, Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bangalore and four IITs — Mumbai, Delhi, Madras and Kanpur — figure in the list of Asia’s top 50 universities.
However, no Indian University managed to come under the top 10 slot.
IISc, which is placed 33 this year, had emerged as the top Indian institute last year as well when it was ranked 34.
IIT-Mumbai has been ranked 35, closely followed by IIT-Delhi (36), IIT-Madras (43) and IIT-Kanpur (48).
IIT-Kharagpur was placed 51 and two other IITs — Roorkee (78) and Guwahati (94) — made it to the top 100.
Read: Top 25 Universities in India: India Rankings 2016
Delhi University (DU), which had got 91 position last year, has jumped several steps and was ranked 66.
The University of Calcutta was ranked 108, a big jump from 149 last year, University of Mumbai 145, while Banaras Hindu University (BHU) is placed at 155 position. Panjab University is in the 251 to 300 bracket.
Overall, like last year, National University of Singapore (NUS) has been ranked the best university in Asia, followed by University of Hong Kong.
India’s performance in these rankings is the fifth best among the 17 countries that feature in the ratings.
While India has 23 universities in the list of 350, it is outperformed by Taiwan (34), South Korea (54), Japan (72) and China (82), who also dominate the list of top 10 institutions.
Other Indian institutions which figure in the rankings are Amrita University (169), University of Pune (176), Amity University (195), Manipal Academy of Higher Education (200) and Anna University (251-300 band).
Indian Institute of Information Technology, Allahabad, Pondicherry University and Andhra University are in the 301-350 band.
QS had evaluated 920 universities from the Asia region for this year’s rankings.
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