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- The ranking evaluated 1,526 institutions across 25 Asian countries, making it the largest edition so far.
- From India, 7 institutions featured in the Top 100, led by IIT Delhi (59) and IISc Bengaluru (64).
- India also had 294 universities ranked overall, second only to China, and stood out for having the highest proportion of staff with PhDs.
- Globally, the University of Hong Kong secured the top spot, followed by National University of Singapore and Nanyang Technological University.
- China dominated with 395 universities, while Japan and South Korea also had strong representation.
- The rankings highlight India’s growing academic presence and Asia’s overall rise in global higher education.
Question:
Q.1 Which country had the highest number of universities in the QS Asia 2026 rankings?a) Japan
b) China
c) India
d) South Korea
Answer: b) China dominated with 395 universities, while Japan and South Korea also had strong representation.
