QS Rankings by Subject 2025: IIT Bombay Rises in Engineering and Technology

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QS Rankings by Subject 2025: IIT Bombay Rises in Engineering and Technology

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IIT Bombay has made an impressive leap in the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2025, strengthening its position as a global leader in engineering and technology education. The Institute now ranks 28th worldwide in the broad category of Engineering & Technology, reflecting its growing international stature and academic excellence.

Highlights from the 2025 rankings:

Ranked 28th globally in Engineering & Technology
Ranked 50th globally in Engineering – Electrical and Electronic
Ranked 40th globally in Engineering – Mineral and Mining
Employer reputation score: 88.6 — a strong indicator of IIT Bombay’s industry relevance and graduate employability

These achievements are a testament to IIT Bombay’s commitment to cutting-edge research, exceptional faculty, and industry engagement. As global rankings become increasingly competitive, IIT Bombay’s upward trajectory reflects its ability to stay ahead through innovation, academic rigor, and world-class talent.

IIT Bombay’s research scholar, Mr. Rushikesh Gawade, has shed new light on Maharashtra’s forgotten pastoral traditions through a groundbreaking historical study. His research reveals how British colonial land reforms systematically dismantled the region’s expansive, community-managed grazing networks, forcing nomadic shepherds into restricted spaces and reshaping rural livelihoods.

ALUMNI REUNION HIGHLIGHTS

IIT Bombay held an alumni interactive session in Boston, USA, in collaboration with the IIT Bombay Heritage Foundation, Boston Chapter, on May 19, 2022. A significant number of alumni members between 1966 and 2021 attended the session.

ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT

Dr. Lalith Vadlamannati (B.Tech., Chemical Engineering, 1996) has taken on a pivotal role in the future of healthcare technology as the newly appointed Chief Technology Officer of Aledade — the largest network of independent primary care providers in the United States.