NIRF Ranking 2023 For Research: IISc Bengaluru best; top 5 remain unchanged
Rahul Palleti | June 5, 2023 | 01:29 PM IST | 1 min read
NIRF Ranking 2023 For Research: IISc Bengaluru has held the top position since NIRF started ranking institutions for research.
NEW DELHI: The Indian Institute of Science (IISc) Bengaluru has once again claimed the top position in National Institute of Ranking Framework (NIRF Ranking 2023) among research institutions in India. This is the third IISc Bengaluru has been at the top, holding that position since the research category was introduced in 2021. It is followed by Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Madras, IIT Delhi, IIT Bombay and IIT Kharagpur.
The eighth edition of the NIRF rankings has 12 categories, including colleges, research, medicine, law and others. NIRF has introduced a new category, "agriculture and allied sectors".
NIRF's rankings are published annually. In 2016, 3,500 colleges participated in the rankings. In 2023, it increased to 8,686 colleges.
Also read | NIRF Ranking 2023: NLSIU Bengaluru, NLU Delhi remain top two among law colleges
NIRF Research Ranking 2023: Top research institutes
IISc Bengaluru has been the top research institute since the research ranking began in 2021..
NIRF Ranking 2023: The best in research
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NIRF Rank |
Research Institute |
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1 |
IISc Bengaluru |
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2 |
IIT Madras |
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3 |
IIT Delhi |
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4 |
IIT Bombay |
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5 |
IIT Kharagpur |
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