KIIT ranked 8th best university in India
With this latest ranking, KIIT is the 8th best university in India among government and private institutions. It has attained this status by surpassing numerous prestigious Indian institutions. It also retained its distinction as the top-ranked Deemed University in Eastern and Northern India. Further, in the Sports Science subject, KIIT is ranked 2nd in India.
This year's rankings feature 853 universities from 35 countries/territories. It assesses their research, teaching, knowledge transfer and international outlook. The rankings, which are based on 18 performance indicators, are relied on by students, academics, policymakers and industry leaders worldwide.
Achyuta Samanta, Founder of KIIT, KISS and KIMS, expressed his gratitude to the dedicated faculty, staff, students, alumni and well-wishers who have played a pivotal role in this achievement. 'This recognition reflects the collective efforts and the mission-driven spirit that define KIIT. We share this success with every individual who believes in our values,' he said.
KIIT has consistently featured in prestigious global rankings, including the THE World University Rankings and QS Rankings.
The university has also earned major international accreditations such as IET, ABET and others, further solidifying its position as a global centre of excellence in higher education.
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