Indore’s status in national ranking maintained: IIM’s marks increased, rank slipped; IIT two and Dental climbed seven places, DAVV’s rank intact

Indore’s educational institutions continue to dominate in the ranking of higher education institutions issued by the Ministry of Education.

Indore’s educational institutions continue to dominate in the ranking of higher education institutions issued by the Ministry of Education. IIT Indore has gained two ranks in the engineering category in NIRF (National Institutional Ranking Framework)-2023. Last year he got 16th rank and 61.68 marks, which has become 14th rank and 63.93 marks this year. It also moved from 31st to 28th position in the overall category. At the same time, IIM Indore has got 8th rank in the management category.

The institute had 7th rank in 2022 and 6th rank in 2021, in that sense it has slipped two places this time. Although the marks of the institute have improved. This time 5,543 educational institutions participated. IIT Madras topped the list for the 5th year in a row and IISc Bangalore came second.

SGSITS (Shri Gobindram Seksaria Institute of Technology and Science) got 202 rank in the engineering category last time. This time the situation could not be clarified due to not releasing the rank after 100. However, in the management category, Jaipuria Institute of Management of Indore managed to make it to the rank of 101 to 125.

Dental college got the biggest advantage from new building, machine and innovation

Dental College – Indore’s Government Dental College jumped seven places to reach 32nd from 39th rank. Bought modern machines along with new building. Worked on Innovation Teaching and Learning.

IIT Innovation Focused

Took concrete steps in quality education. Got the benefits of appointments. Started more than half a dozen new research projects. Focused on innovation, patents also increased. Director Prof. Suhas S. Giving credit to teamwork, Joshi said, will pay special attention to peer perception.

DAVV Patent Increase

Retained the last year’s rank (100-151) in the University category. 212 teaching posts are vacant. Patents increased, but not a big achievement in research. Vice Chancellor Prof. According to Renu Jain, working on research. Interviews will also be held for 91 appointments next month.

Backward in IIM research

Compared to the top 5 IIMs, Indore lagged behind in research and innovation. Director Dr. Himanshu Rai said, the score has increased. It was ranked 26th among the top business schools in Asia in the QS World University Rankings last year. Last year the marks were 70.66. Got 71.95 this time.

7 IITs – Ranking of innovation and agriculture-related institutions released for the first time in top-10 higher education institutions

New Delhi – In the National Institutional Ranking Framework-2023, IIT-Delhi has moved up one place to the third position. There are 7 IITs in the top-10 higher education institutions. AIIMS, Delhi has jumped 3 places from 9th to 6th position. BHU stood at 11th and DU at 22nd position. Apart from the overall ranking, ranking was released in 12 subjects. The ranking of institutions related to innovation and agriculture was released for the first time. This ranking is being released since 2016.

Director of IIT Madras Prof. V. Kamakoti told Bhaskar, “We have recently started 15 centers of excellence to conduct cutting edge research in next generation technologies such as manufacturing, healthcare and assistive technology, marine sector, sports, cancer genomics and energy. Keeping in mind the IIT Madras For All vision has launched several initiatives including B.Sc. Such persistent efforts have kept us on top for so many years.

MP, Rajasthan, Bihar and Jharkhand in top-100

Among those ranked in the top-100, the highest ranking institute from each state is associated with technical education. For example, Gujarat’s IIT-Gandhinagar (24), Rajasthan’s BIT-Pilani (25), Madhya Pradesh’s IIT-Indore (28). Jharkhand and Bihar are also included in these states.

Delhi AIIMS top in medical colleges