14 institutions from India feature in the top 100 this year; first four are from China

Ben Sowter, research director at QS, said: “The 2018 edition indicates that Indian universities — should they wish to compete with the dominant Chinese system — need to implement frameworks that encourage the production of high-impact research. Creating extensive international research networks allows collaboration, and ensures that research receives a wider reach. Doing so will assist India’s best universities as they attempt to become more globally competitive.”

QS Top University (Asia Region) | https://www.topuniversities.com/university-rankings/world-university-rankings/2018

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