Q.S. University of Toronto tops World University Sustainability Rankings

Q.S. University of Toronto tops World University Sustainability Rankings

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Category : Miscellaneous Published on: December 07 2023

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Recently, Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) released the World University Sustainability Rankings.
1397 institutions from 95 countries have been included in this ranking.
Canada's University of Toronto is at the top position in this ranking.
The University of California of the United States is in second place.
Britain's Manchester University has got third place.
56 Indian institutions have made it to this ranking.
Delhi University is at the top position among these 56 institutions.
Q.S. Delhi University has been ranked 220th overall in the World University Rankings Sustainability 2024.
After this is IIT Bombay.
The rank of IIT Bombay is 303rd.
The sustainability of universities is evaluated in this ranking.
It includes indicators designed to measure an institution's ability to respond to the world's greatest environmental, social and governance challenges.

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