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NDTV
21-07-2025
- Business
- NDTV
Study Abroad: Canada Or UK? Top Universities, Fees And Other Details As Per QS Rankings
Study Abroad: Canada Or UK?: Canada and the United Kingdom are among the most sought after destinations for international students because these countries not only offer a multi-cultural environment, but also provide quality education through its world-class universities. But before choosing a country for higher education, it is necessary for students to carry out thorough research about universities and their fee structures. Here is a comparison of the top universities in Canada and UK: 1. Imperial College, London vs McGill University, Canada Imperial College is the top university in the UK and the second best in the world as per QS World University Rankings 2026. The university has a Employer Reputation (ER) score of 100. ER evaluates how highly employer's worldwide regard a university's graduates. A total of 225 courses are offered by the institution. McGill University, Canada is the best in the country and is ranked 27th among the top universities of the world providing courses in Bachelor's (249), Master's (167 programs), 3 MBA courses and 79 PhD programs. The university has a ER of 93.5. McGill university currently has 10,194 international students studying while Imperial College has 9,230 international students. Comparing the top universities of their respective country, UK and Canada, UK's Imperial College has a higher Employer and world-wide reputation. The tuition-fees starts from Rs.22,04,763 for the McGill University, while for Imperial College the tuition-fees starts at Rs.40,70,283. 2. University of Oxford, London vs University of Toronto, Canada University of Oxford is the second best in the UK and ranked fourth among the top universities of the world with a ER of 100. University of Toronto, Canada is the second best in Canada with a global ranking of 29 and an ER of 99.1. Oxford currently has 9,087 international students enrolled while Toronto has a total of 31,911 international students studying. Toronto does not offer PhD programs while Oxford offers 80 programs in several fields. 3. University College London (UCL) vs University of British Columbia, Canada UCL, London is the fourth best university in the country and ninth best in the world. The university's tuition-fees starts at Rs.27,91,051 and has a ER of 99.4. University of British Columbia, Canada provides a total of 496 Undergraduate and Postgraduate programs. It is ranked the 40th best university in the world with an ER of British Columbia currently has 16,228 international students enrolled while UCL has 26,184 international students. 4. University de Montreal, Canada vs University of Cambridge, UK Montreal University charges a tuition-fees of Rs.4,00,196 to international students and is ranked 168th among the top universities of the world. The university has 8,885 international students currently enrolled and has a low ER of 44. University of Cambridge, London has a Employer Reputation score of 100 and provides 300 Undergraduate and Postgraduate programs. The university currently has 7,973 international students enrolled.
NDTV
10-07-2025
- Business
- NDTV
Top Public German Universities With Zero Tuition Fees For All Students
Study In Germany: Germany offers tuition-free education through its public universities to students irrespective of their nationality. Both domestic and international students can study Undergraduate (UG) programs for free while only covering a minimal semester fee. While for tuition-free Postgraduate (PG) programs, students can choose a selective of German public universities to pursue their career in. Here is a list of Public German Universities providing education with zero tuition-fees to both domestic and international students. 1. Technical University of Munich (TUM) The Technical University of Munich (TUM) is known for providing Bachelor's and Master's courses in Science and Engineering, along with close ties to Business programs. It is ranked 22nd among the top universities in the world, according to the " QS World University Rankings 2026". The Employer Reputation (ER) score of TUM, which reflects how highly recruiters worldwide regard its graduates, stands at an impressive 99.7. The number of international students studying at TUM in Germany is recorded at 15,078. 2. Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich (LMU Munich) Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich (LMU Munich) has a strong foundation in Life Sciences, Medicine (with 11 programs), and Natural Sciences (with 8 programs). It also offers various courses in Arts and Humanities, as well as Business Management. LMU Munich is ranked 58th in the QS World University Rankings 2026, with an Employer Reputation score of 95.5. It offers a total of 32 Master programs. 3. Humboldt University of Berlin Humboldt University of Berlin provides programs in Business Administration, Economics, Computer Science, and International Relations, with both Bachelor's and Master's degrees available and is ranked 130th among the top universities of the world and has 6,154 students studying as of 2025. 4. University of Bonn The University of Bonn offers a wide range of degree programs across various fields, including Natural Sciences, Mathematics, Engineering, Medicine, Humanities, and Social Sciences. It has 4,629 international students studying in 2025 and is ranked 207 among the top universities of the world. 5. University of Freiburg The University of Freiburg offers a wide range of Bachelor's programs, including those leading to a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Bachelor of Science ( or a combined B.A./ in Liberal Arts and Sciences. The University provides numerous Master's programs across various disciplines, including the humanities, natural sciences, engineering, and medicine. Ranked 207th among the top global universities has 4,629 students enrolled as of 2025. 6. University of Hamburg Popular areas of studies taught in the University of Hamburg include Business Administration, Economics, Computer Science, and Psychology with 30 programs for Arts and Humanities. Ranked 193, has 14 per cent of its students from international boundaries. Students enrolling for studying in public German universities must know German language as it is used as the main language for teaching in all universities.
Time of India
30-06-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Chandigarh University ranks amongst world's top 2% universities: Consistent global and national rankings reflect academic excellence
Shining bright in the firmament of academic excellence, Chandigarh University has yet again delivered a stellar performance in the latest edition of the coveted QS World University Rankings – 2026. Chandigarh University climbed 125 places to secure an overall 575th rank in the world, thus joining the elite league of the world's top 2 per cent of universities. In the overall India rankings, Chandigarh University jumped two places from 18th rank last year to secure 16th rank among all public and private universities in India. Among all private universities in India, Chandigarh University ranked second in the QS World University Rankings 2026, moving up from its third position the previous year. Taking a giant leap of 205 places in the last three years from 780th place in 2024 to 575th rank in 2026, Chandigarh University has registered a substantial 36 per cent increase in QS World University Ranking – 2026. Similarly, during the same period, CU improved its ranking from 20th place in 2024 to 16th place in 2026, registering a 20 per cent increase in the coveted ranking. As many as 54 Indian universities have featured in the QS World University Rankings 2026, all India rank of 16 among all public and private institutes marks a significant achievement for Chandigarh University. This reflects its academic excellence, student success and innovation. The university's latest ranking underscores its growing reputation as a leading institution of higher learning, both in India and globally. In Employer Reputation, underscoring Chandigarh University's impressive reputation among employers, CU jumped 25 places as compared to last year and secured the 147th rank in the world. In India, CU secured the 7th rank in the Employer Reputation indicator, which considers an important component of employability and the institution's reputation amongst employers. Chandigarh University Soars to New Heights in QS World University Rankings 2026! With a jump of 14 places in comparison to last year's rank of 26th, Chandigarh University has been ranked 12th in India in the International Research Network , which shows an institution's success in creating and sustaining research partnerships with institutions in other locations. In the IRN indicator, CU has taken a more than two-and-a-half-fold jump from 37th rank in 2024 to 12th rank among all Indian universities. Chandigarh University has filed 4300+ patents and has been consistently ranked amongst India's top five research-intensive universities as per the Government of India. In the Academic Reputation indicator, which measures the reputation of institutions and their programmes by asking academic experts to nominate universities based on their subject area of expertise, Chandigarh University saw a jump of three places to secure 13th rank in India as compared to 16th rank in 2024. QS World University Rankings, which was instituted in 2004, over the course of the past 20 years have become a 'global hallmark' which has attained both the stamp of authority and authenticity in the realm of academic rankings globally today. QS Rankings - globally recognised benchmark for higher educational institutions where universities are ranked based on their performance on stringent parameters including employer reputation, academic reputation, international faculty ratio, international student ratio, faculty-student ratio, citations per faculty, research and innovation, international research network and employment outcomes based on which students as per their academic and career aspirations can make informed decision to get admission by choosing amongst the top-performing academic institutions in the world. Chandigarh University secures 1st rank in Employer Reputation in QS World University Rankings by Subject 2025 In Employer Reputation, a parameter which shows universities producing the most employable graduates for the modern workplace, Chandigarh University secured 1st rank in Engineering and Technology , Computer Science Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Chemistry among private universities in India in QS World University Rankings by Subject 2025. While Chandigarh University secured the 2nd rank in Social Sciences and Business Management, it ranked 3rd in Electrical and Electronics Engineering. The top ranks for Chandigarh University in the 2026 edition of QS World University Rankings come months after the university shone in the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2025, which provides students with information on institutions that are excelling in the subject areas that matter to them. Chandigarh University Chancellor Satnam Singh Sandhu along with the university officials celebrating the success of Chandigarh University in QS World University Rankings 2026. In the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2025 based on comparison of over 21,000 academic programs undertaken by students at more than 1,700 universities across 100 countries and territories, spanning 55 subjects and five faculty areas, Chandigarh University achieved a momentous milestone by entering the league of the world's top 231 universities in engineering and technology. In these subject-wise rankings, Chandigarh University excelled by securing the overall 1st rank in Social Sciences and Management and the 2nd rank in Engineering and Technology among private universities in India. With strong performance in engineering fields, Chandigarh University's Computer Science and Mechanical Engineering programs were ranked 3rd among private universities in India. In Computer Science Engineering, Chandigarh University secured the 3rd rank among private universities in India and between 301-350 in the world. In Mechanical Engineering, Chandigarh University was ranked 3rd among private universities in India and between the range of 401-450 in the world. In Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Chandigarh University was ranked 4th among private universities in India and within the range of 401-450 in the world. In Business Management, Chandigarh University was ranked 4th among private universities in India and between 401-450 in the world. Making debut in the QS Subject Wise rankings for Chemistry, Chandigarh University was ranked 7th among private universities in India and between 551-600 in the world in this subject. Reaffirming its global reputation for unwavering pursuit of academic excellence, Chandigarh University also shone in QS World University Rankings by Subjects-2024 by securing top ranks in eight subjects. Chandigarh University secured 1st rank in India in Hospitality Management, 3rd rank in Petroleum Engineering, 5th rank in Electrical & Electronics Engineering, 9th rank in Social Sciences and Management, 10th in Computer Science & Information Systems, 11th in Engineering & Technology, 14th in Mechanical Engineering, and 18th in Business and Management Studies. CU emerges as India's number 1 private university in QS Asia University Ranking 2025 In the latest edition of the QS Asia University Rankings 2025, released on 6 November, Chandigarh University has been ranked 1st among all private universities in India. The university has also secured the 11th spot among the public and private universities of the country. Chandigarh University has also made a big leap by achieving the 120th rank among 6278 universities across Asia in the QS Asia University Rankings 2025. By improving its overall score from 32.3 in 2024 to 52.5 in 2025 on the basis of 11 performance indicators used by QS to evaluate higher educational institutions in Asia, Chandigarh University improved its last year's ranking of 149th by 29 positions to secure 120th position in Asia on the basis of its robust performance on most indicators. By featuring among the top 2 per cent of all universities in Asia, Chandigarh University has joined the league of elite institutions like IITs, IISc in India and leapfrogged international universities in top Asian countries, including China, Japan, South Korea, among others. CU clinches 20th place in India in NIRF Rankings - 2024 Continuing with its stellar performance yet again, emerged as India's 20th-ranked university (secured 20th rank) in the 9th edition of the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) 2024 ranking. CU had secured 27th rank in NIRF rankings in 2023 and notched up seven places to secure 20th rank last year, demonstrating its excellence in academics, placements, research and innovation. This year's stellar performance has added Chandigarh University to the league of top-tier higher education institutions like IITs and IIMs in a short span of 12 years (established in 2012). This notable achievement represents an approximate 26% improvement in ranking from last year, reflecting substantial progress and enhanced performance among all Indian universities. In India, among private institutions, CU improved its standing from 10th to 9th place, reflecting a positive shift in its position among private universities. In North India, Chandigarh University rose from the 9th rank last year to the 7th rank this year. Benefits of university rankings for students Graduating from a globally ranked university improves employment prospects Global rankings indicate academic prestige and strong research output Global rankings help students to compare and identify universities with strong programs while taking admission strong programs while taking admission Global rankings ensure a university's recognition for better employment prospects both in the home country and abroad Highly ranked universities provide a higher-quality all-around learning experience for students Global rankings highlight universities with a strong international reputation For more information, visit . Disclaimer: The article has been produced on behalf of Chandigarh University by the Times Internet's Spotlight team
Time of India
26-06-2025
- Business
- Time of India
MIT vs. Harvard: Who won the employment race in QS 2026 World University rankings?
As higher education institutions face growing pressure to demonstrate real-world outcomes, global university rankings have moved beyond academic prestige to evaluate factors like job readiness, employer perception, and student career trajectories. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now In the QS World University Rankings 2026, employability has emerged as a key benchmark—and both MIT and Harvard University have secured top scores in this area. While both institutions received a perfect 100 in Employer Reputation and Employment Outcomes, a closer examination of supporting indicators suggests MIT's employment model aligns more directly with current labour market demands, particularly in technical and globally mobile sectors. QS 2026 key employability indicators: At a glance Here is the detailed QS Global university rankings 2026 for the leading universities. Taeke a look at the important parameters. Category MIT Harvard Global Rank 1 5 Overall Score 100 97.7 Employer Reputation 100 100 Employment Outcomes 100 100 Faculty-Student Ratio 100 98.3 International Student Ratio 91.6 81.4 International Faculty Ratio 100 79.1 International Student Diversity 92.3 60.6 International Research Network 94.1 99.4 MIT and Harvard: Identical scores, different approaches Both universities have long histories of strong industry connections and alumni networks. The identical employability scores in the QS rankings reflect sustained trust from employers and positive graduate outcomes. However, the way each institution reaches these results is shaped by structural and pedagogical differences. MIT, with its emphasis on science, engineering, and applied research, is closely tied to sectors with direct employment pipelines. Programmes in computing, energy, and manufacturing often involve collaborative projects with industry, preparing students for early entry into research and technical roles. Harvard, on the other hand, supports a broader range of disciplines across law, government, social sciences, and business. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Its influence is reflected in leadership positions across sectors, though the career path may involve longer-term academic or professional preparation. Graduate composition and industry alignment MIT reports a total student body of 11,632, with 60% enrolled in postgraduate programmes. Of its international students, 82% are postgraduates, suggesting a concentration of advanced technical training according to QS World University Rankings 2026 data. Harvard, by comparison, has 24,347 students, of which 67% are postgraduates. Both universities attract international talent, but MIT's smaller, more specialised graduate cohort appears more closely linked to workforce readiness in niche fields. Employer-aligned research, small-scale cohort models, and high levels of international faculty and students all contribute to MIT's global positioning in sectors like AI, quantum computing, and clean tech. Access to faculty and learning environments Faculty-student ratio often influences how well institutions support career development. MIT earned a score of 100 in this metric, slightly ahead of Harvard's 98.3. Smaller student-to-faculty ratios can translate into more research opportunities, academic supervision, and early exposure to applied projects—factors that tend to improve job readiness. Internationalisation as a workforce indicator International exposure has become a significant dimension of employability. On this front, MIT leads in several indicators: International student ratio : 91.6 (vs Harvard's 81.4) : 91.6 (vs Harvard's 81.4) International faculty ratio : 100 (vs 79.1) : 100 (vs 79.1) International student diversity : 92.3 (vs 60.6) These indicators suggest MIT maintains a more globally integrated academic environment. In an increasingly cross-border job market, such exposure can enhance graduates' adaptability and international mobility.
India Gazette
19-06-2025
- Business
- India Gazette
"Historic moment for India"; Executive Director of Quacquarelli Symonds on QS World University Rankings 2026
Mapusa (Goa) [India], June 19 (ANI): Executive Director of QS Quacquarelli Symonds, Ashwin Fernandes, on Thursday, reflected on India's strongest-ever performance in the QS World University Rankings, with 54 institutions making it to the global list. Ashwin Fernandes, noting the 390 per cent increase over the past decade, called it a 'historic moment' for India. Speaking with ANI, he said, 'This is another historic moment for India because we've seen 390 per cent growth compared to the last ten years.' Highlighting IIT Delhi's jump in QS World University Ranking 2026 by 27 places to secure 123rd spot, Ashwin Fernandes said that it is due to its improvement of employer reputation and the citation indicator. 'Kudos to PM Modi led Government which is positioning India as a global leader and one of the global leaders is IIT Delhi which has improved his position by over 70 places in the last two years which due to its improvement of employer reputation and the citation indicator,' Ashwin Fernandes said. 'Positioning IIT Delhi with such results truly makes India Vishwa Guru and a step forward in becoming a global leader in science, technology and higher education,' he added. The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Delhi has emerged as the country's top-ranked institution, securing the 123rd spot globally -- a jump of 27 places from last year's position of 150. Speaking about IIT Delhi overtaking IIT Bombay, Ashwin Fernandes said, 'IIT Bombay has always been the frontrunner and has always led the rankings for the first time, IIT Delhi overtakes IIT Bombay to become the clear number one ranked university in India and 123 in the world, making it one of the best universities. It is due to various factors which QS considers and the impetus which the Indian Government has had on research and education,' IIT Bombay and IIT Madras followed at 129th and 180th, respectively behind IIT Delhi. Notably, IIT Madras entered the global top 200 for the first time. The rankings, released by global higher education analysts QS (Quacquarelli Symonds), cover over 1,500 universities from 106 countries and territories. India is now the fourth most represented country, behind only the United States (192), the United Kingdom (90), and Mainland China (72). 'This year, India has added the most new universities to the QS rankings, with eight fresh entrants. It's a clear sign of a system evolving at both speed and scale,' said Jessica Turner, CEO of QS. 'India is rewriting the global higher education map.' IIT Delhi performed strongly in several indicators, ranking 50th globally in Employer Reputation, 86th in Citations per Faculty, and 142nd in Academic Reputation. Five Indian universities are now among the global top 100 in Employer Reputation, including IIT Bombay and IIT Kanpur. (ANI)
