In the 20 10 world university ranking published by QS, a famous British higher education research institution, in London on September 9, there is only one Indian university in the top 200, and that is Mumbai University of Technology, India. The ranking dropped from 163 in 2009 to 187 this year. Delhi University of Technology, on the other hand, fell to the 202nd place from last year's 18 1 and was squeezed out of the top 200.

In addition, Delhi University, a famous Indian university that many people pay attention to, ranks 37 1 in this list. In 2009, the ranking was 29 1, down 80 places.

In this list, among the top 200 universities in Asia announced this year, India occupies 12 seats, among which India's Mumbai University of Technology (IITB) ranks 36th, Campr University of Technology (IITK) ranks 37th, Delhi University of Technology (IITD) ranks 39th, Madras University of Technology (IITM) ranks 53rd, and Koehler University of Technology (IITK) Guwahati University of Technology (IITG) ranks 66th, Delhi University ranks 67th, Lurgi University of Technology (IITR) ranks 75th, Hyderabad University ranks 8 1, Mumbai University ranks 96th, Kolkata University ranks 99th and Pune University ranks 109.