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QS Asia University Rankings 2026: KIIT Tops in Odisha
The New Indian Express Kannur
|November 06, 2025
The QS Asia University Rankings 2026 have been released, with KIIT-DU emerging as the top-ranked institution in Odisha among both public and private universities.
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Nationally too, KIIT has registered an impressive performance, securing the 294th rank in Asia, placing it among several globally reputed universities. Among India's private universities, KIIT has earned a highly respectable position.
Every year, the QS Rankings are prepared based on evaluations of universities across the world. In the latest 2026 edition of the QS Asia University Rankings, KIIT has once again retained its top position in Odisha among both public and private universities, while also maintaining a commendable rank at the national level. In Eastern India, KIIT continues to hold the number one position. This achievement reflects KIIT's strong commitment to excellence in higher education.
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