Delhi University rises to the top of the QS World University Ranking for 2025; VC attributes this to "quality research."

The University of Delhi has jumped the most by 79 places, from 407 in the previous year to 328 in 2024, according to the most recent edition of the QS World University Ranking, which was made public early on Wednesday morning. This central institution in India moved up one spot from ninth to seventh this year. With a strong score of 96.0 and a global ranking of 44, Delhi University distinguishes well in the employment outcomes category as well, demonstrating the employability of its graduates. "The main driver of improvement is a focus on research and proper grant utilization." According to Yogesh Singh, vice-chancellor of the University of Delhi (DU), the emphasis on raising the caliber of research is the cause of the university's increase in ranking. We are ecstatic and honored by this accomplishment. Because of our increased emphasis on research, we have been rising in the last two years and have improved our rating over the previous few years. Since DU has been designat