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NIRF Rankings 2025 announced: IIT Madras tops overall category for 10th year

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60% : Speaking at the event, Minister Pradhan highlighted that the NIRF has become a trusted benchmark for students, parents, and policymakers in assessing the performance of higher education institutions in India.
55% : This year's NIRF evaluates institutions across 17 categories, including Overall, Universities, Colleges, Research Institutions, Engineering, Management, Pharmacy, Medical, Dental, Law, Architecture and Planning, Agriculture and Allied Sectors, Innovation, Open University, Skill University, State Public University, and SDG/Sustainability.

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