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Four Indian education institutes make it to QS Next 100 under 50 rankings

IIT Guwahati top ranked among Indian institutes under fifty years of age

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Beyond the top-ten, the strengths of other higher education sectors in the Asia-Pacific region are also evidenced by this ranking

Vinay Umarji Ahmedabad
Led by Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Guwahati, four Indian institutes have made it to the 2021 edition of QS 'Next 100 under 50' rankings. With the debut of IIT Hyderabad as the second best young Indian institute under the age of fifty years, India's representation increased by one in the latest edition from three institutes last year.

The other two Indian institutes under the age of fifty years include University of Hyderabad as the third best and OP Jindal Global University as the fourth best.

In all, four Indian universities feature in the Next 100 under 50 table, one

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