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India has achieved remarkable success in the QS Asia University Rankings 2026, with seven universities now among the top 100 in the region. Five IITs—Delhi, Madras, Bombay, Kanpur, and Kharagpur—have earned places within this prestigious group. The Indian Institute of Technology Delhi stands out as India’s highest-ranked institution in Asia, securing the 59th spot with an overall score of 78.6. The institute has excelled particularly in research impact and employer reputation, which are key differentiators for IITs in global evaluations. Additionally, IISc Bangalore is recognised as India’s leading science research institution, ranked 64th with an impressive score of 76.5, driven by citations and academic standing. QS Asia University Rankings 2026: Indian Institutes Rank 59 — IIT Delhi (Score 78.6) Rank 64 — IISc Bangalore (Score 76.5) Rank 70 — IIT Madras (Score 75.1) Rank 71 — IIT Bombay (Score 75.0) Rank 77 — IIT Kanpur (Score 73.4) Rank 77 — IIT Kharagpur (Score 73.4) Rank 95 — University of Delhi (Score 68.5) QS Asia University Rankings 2026: Top 10 The University of Hong Kong leads the 2026 QS Asia University rankings, followed by Peking University. Singapore’s NUS and NTU share third place, ahead of Fudan University and HKUST. CUHK and CityU are jointly ranked seventh, while Tsinghua ranks ninth and PolyU takes tenth. The dominance of Hong Kong, China, and Singapore remains evident at the top. Rank 1 – The University of Hong Kong Rank 2 – Peking University Rank 3 – Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU Singapore) Rank 3 – National University of Singapore (NUS) Rank 5 – Fudan University Rank 6 – The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Rank 7 – City University of Hong Kong (CityUHK) Ran 7 – The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) Rank 9 – Tsinghua University Rank 10 – The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
