Sawangi (Meghe), Wardha, Maharashtra, India - 442107
The genesis of the Datta Meghe Institute of Higher Education & Research (DMIHER) in Sawangi (Meghe), Wardha, represents a distinctive evolution within the Indian private higher education sector. Established originally as the Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College in 1990 by the visionary philanthropist Shri Dattaji Meghe, the institution was founded with a primary objective of addressing the acute healthcare and educational disparities prevalent in rural Central India.
The institution’s transition into a Deemed to be University in 2005 marked the beginning of a rapid multidisciplinary expansion that has since redefined its identity from a standalone medical college to a comprehensive hub of higher learning. By 2018, DMIHER attained the prestigious "Category-I Deemed to be University" status from the University Grants Commission (UGC), a designation that signifies a high degree of academic and administrative autonomy, enabling the university to innovate in curriculum design, international collaborations, and research initiatives without standard regulatory constraints.
The university is currently situated across two major campuses: the primary 125-acre complex in Wardha and an off-campus center in Nagpur. These campuses serve as a self-sustaining ecosystem for over 6,700 students, supported by a faculty body of more than 1,000 members. The institutional philosophy is anchored in a competency-based and evidence-driven model of higher education, which integrates technological advancements with a community-centric approach. This commitment to excellence is evidenced by the university's achievement of the NAAC A++ accreditation (4th Cycle) with a CGPA of 3.78, which is the highest recorded among health science universities in the nation.
DMIHER’s reputation is validated by its performance in both national and international ranking frameworks. The National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) 2025 results place the university among the elite institutions in India, particularly within the medical and dental categories. The university has demonstrated a consistent upward trajectory in specialized healthcare education while maintaining a strong overall presence.
Category | 2025 Rank | 2024 Rank | 2023 Rank |
|---|---|---|---|
Overall | 84 | 71 | 75 |
University | 49 | 42 | 39 |
Medical | 20 | 23 | 25 |
Dental | 36 | 24 | 17 |
Innovation | - | - | 151 |
SDG Institutions | 11–50 | - | - |
The jump to the 20th rank in the Medical category in 2025 is particularly significant, as it reflects the university’s deepening research impact and clinical excellence. The internal parameter scores for the NIRF Medical ranking highlight a robust performance in Teaching, Learning & Resources (73.37) and Research and Professional Practice (60.81), indicating a balanced emphasis on both academic delivery and scholarly output.
The university’s standing in the International Institutional Ranking Framework (IIRF) 2025 further consolidates its status as a premier private autonomous institute. In the IIRF 2025 Deemed University Ranking, DMIHER is positioned at the 57th rank. Previous IIRF cycles have seen the university ranked as high as 43rd for Medical and 29th for Physiotherapy, underscoring its multidisciplinary strength within health sciences.
The academic framework of DMIHER is designed as a multidisciplinary structure consisting of over 15 constituent units that collectively offer 275+ programs. These programs span undergraduate, postgraduate, super-specialty, doctoral, and fellowship levels, covering 13 distinct academic disciplines.
The health sciences cluster remains the core pillar of the university, comprising some of the most advanced medical and dental facilities in Central India.
As the founding unit, JNMC offers 250 MBBS seats and 205 postgraduate seats. The college is characterized by its integration with the Acharya Vinoba Bhave Rural Hospital (AVBRH), which provides tertiary care across 30+ specialties. The academic departments within JNMC are exhaustive, covering pre-clinical, para-clinical, clinical, and super-specialty domains.
Pre-Clinical | Para-Clinical | Clinical Specialties | Super-Specialties |
|---|---|---|---|
Anatomy | Pathology | General Medicine | Cardiology |
Physiology | Microbiology | General Surgery | Neurology |
Biochemistry | Pharmacology | Pediatrics | Nephrology |
Forensic Medicine | Obstetrics & Gynaecology | Medical Oncology | |
Community Medicine | Orthopaedics | Urology (M.Ch) | |
Ophthalmology | Neuro Surgery (M.Ch) | ||
ENT | Neonatology | ||
Psychiatry | Critical Care Medicine | ||
Radiodiagnosis | Interventional Radiology | ||
Anesthesiology | Medical Gastroenterology | ||
Emergency Medicine |
The JNMC pedagogical model incorporates Evidence-Based Education, which includes the Museum SISA (Self-Instructional Systematic Analysis) and IDCD (Inter-Departmental Case Discussion). The inclusion of AETCOM (Attitude, Ethics, and Communication) modules ensures that medical graduates are equipped with necessary empathetic and professional skills alongside technical expertise.
Ranked 36th in the NIRF 2025 dental category, SPDC offers undergraduate (BDS) and postgraduate (MDS) programs in nine specialties. The college has established itself as a leader in regenerative dentistry and implantology. Its departments include:
Prosthodontics
Orthodontics
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
Oral Pathology & Microbiology
Oral Medicine & Radiology
Conservative Dentistry & Endodontics
Periodontics
Pedodontics
MGAC represents the university's commitment to AYUSH systems, ranking 5th in India in the 2025 Outlook-ICARE rankings. The college focuses on integrating traditional Ayurvedic medicine with modern scientific validation through its 14 departments, which include Samhita Siddhant, Panchakarma, and Shalyatantra.
College/Faculty | Departments/Specializations | Flagship Courses |
|---|---|---|
Pharmacy (DMCOP) | Pharmaceutical Sciences, Pharmacology, Nano Science Tech | B.Pharm, M.Pharm, Pharm.D |
Engineering (FEAT) | AI & Data Science, Biomedical Engineering, CSE | B.Tech, M.Tech, Ph.D. |
Nursing (SRMMCON) | Mental Health, Child Health, Obstetric Nursing | B.Sc, M.Sc, GNM |
Physiotherapy (RNPC) | Neuro-rehabilitation, Sports Physiotherapy | BPT, MPT, Ph.D. |
Management (FCAM) | Hospital Admin, Business Analytics, Finance | MBA, BBA, B.Com |
Allied Health (SAHES) | Dialysis, Imaging Tech, Clinical Embryology | B.Sc, M.Sc (Allied Sciences) |
Public Health (SEPH) | Epidemiology, Health Professions Education | MPH, Ph.D. |
The Faculty of Engineering and Technology (FEAT) is a relatively new but strategically important addition, offering specialized B.Tech programs in Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning and Computer Science & Medical Engineering. This reflects the university’s intent to lead in the "Techno-Health" sector, bridging the gap between engineering and healthcare delivery.
The admission processes at DMIHER are standardized and predominantly entrance-based, complying with the regulations of respective statutory bodies such as the National Medical Commission (NMC), Dental Council of India (DCI), and Pharmacy Council of India (PCI).
For the core health sciences programs (MBBS and BDS), admission is conducted through the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET-UG). Postgraduate admissions (MD, MS, MDS) require a valid NEET-PG or NEET-MDS score. Super-specialty programs (DM/M.Ch) are offered based on NEET-SS qualifications. The counseling for these programs is managed by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) of the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) for the 100% Deemed University seats.
Course | Primary Eligibility | Minimum Marks | Entrance Exam |
|---|---|---|---|
MBBS | 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology | 50% (General), 40% (SC/ST) | NEET-UG |
BDS | 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology | 50% (General), 40% (SC/ST) | NEET-UG |
B.Tech | 10+2 with Physics, Mathematics | 50% (General) | JEE Main / MHT-CET |
B.Pharm | 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Math | 50% (General) | MHT-CET / AIPET |
MBA | Any Graduate degree | 50% (General), 45% (SC/ST) | MAH MBA CET / CAT / MAT |
Ph.D. | Master's degree in relevant field | 55% (General) | AIPHDCET |
The university has a robust PhD cell that conducts the All India PhD Common Entrance Test (AIPHDCET) twice a year. PhD programs are offered across various faculties, including Medicine, Dentistry, Ayurveda, Nursing, Engineering, and Interdisciplinary Sciences. The university also provides fellowship and certificate courses in specialized areas such as Simulation-Based Education, Neonatology, and Pain Management.
DMIHER is recognized as a research-intensive university, consistently ranked among the top five organizations in research output in the country. The institution’s Directorate of Research and Innovation fosters a dynamic ecosystem that supports discovery from the undergraduate level through to post-doctoral fellowships.
The university has a notable footprint in scholarly publications, with over 17,500 articles indexed in major databases like Scopus, Web of Science, and PubMed.
Total Citations: 50,000+
High Impact Publications: 500+ in journals like The Lancet, NEJM, and BMJ.
Patents: 130+ granted, 180+ published.
Copyrights: 1,500+ registered.
The university receives significant research funding from national and international agencies. Total research grants are reported to exceed 12,500 lakhs INR. Funding sources include the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), Department of Science and Technology (DST), Department of Biotechnology (DBT), and international bodies like the Wellcome Trust.
Project Title | Funding Agency | Sanctioned Budget (INR) | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
Community-based Parenting Program for Rural Children | ICMR | 1,20,00,000 | 2021–2024 |
NewGen Innovation Entrepreneurship Development Centre | DST | 2,87,00,000 | 2019–2023 |
AYUSH Intervention in Public Health Initiatives | Ministry of AYUSH | 1,50,00,000 | 2015–2018 |
Conservation Wildlands Trust - Tribal Health Project | CWT Mumbai | 28,62,000 | 2015–2019 |
Neutraceuticals in COVID-19 (Systematic Review) | ICMR | 3,00,000 | 2021–2022 |
ICMR STS Projects (Multiple) | ICMR | 50,000 (per project) | Yearly |
The university also serves as a national Technical Resource Hub for Evidence Synthesis under the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, leading high-quality systematic reviews to support national health guidelines.
The innovation landscape is anchored by the BioNEST DMIHER incubator, the first of its kind in Central India. Supported by the Biotechnology Industry Research Assistance Council (BIRAC), it provides state-of-the-art labs and workspace for startups in biotechnology, med-tech, and agri-tech.
The incubator has supported several high-impact startups that have developed disruptive technologies:
CareNX Innovations: Developed Fetosense, a smartphone-based fetal heart monitoring device used for early detection of fetal distress.
Ira Medical Technology: Developed APNEA SNAP, a non-invasive appliance for treating Obstructive Sleep Apnea.
Precisurg: Created the Adjustable Surgical Osteotomy Guide (ASOG) for mandibular reconstruction, reducing surgical complexity and cost.
Sindicolpo: Developed SINDICOLPO, a point-of-care device for cervical health screening.
Sustainsh Biosolutions: Innovated biodegradable sanitary pads made from water hyacinth fibers.
Other innovation cells include the BETiC (Biomedical Engineering and Technology Innovation Centre) in collaboration with IIT Mumbai, and the AICTE-supported IDEA Lab, which promotes design thinking and prototyping.
The infrastructure at DMIHER is designed as an "immersive ecosystem" where learning extends beyond traditional classrooms into high-tech simulated environments.
AVBRH is the primary teaching hospital, featuring 1,500+ beds and catering to a population across 30+ specialties. It is NABH and NABL accredited and includes:
Robotic Surgery Suite: Advanced minimally invasive surgical training.
Super-Specialty Centre: Dedicated cardiology, nephrology, and neurology units.
Dedicated Cancer Hospital: Comprehensive oncology care.
Organ Transplant Unit: Advanced interventional and transplant services.
The "Anukruti" School of Experiential Learning & Simulation Centre (SEL & SC) is one of the largest multidisciplinary simulation facilities in India. It is equipped with:
High-Fidelity Simulators: Including ARIES, SIMMAN, and SIMMOM, which replicate complex physiological responses.
Specialized Labs: Cadaveric and Wet Labs for soft-tissue and surgical training, and task trainer zones for suturing and airway management.
Standardized Patient Program: Developed in collaboration with the Mayo Clinic (USA), utilizing trained actors to simulate clinical encounters.
The "Jigyasa" Medical Museum is a 15,000-square-foot facility that integrates eight medical departments. It utilizes QR-coded specimens, plastinated models, and an LED wall that broadcasts live surgical procedures from the operating rooms, providing a bridge between theoretical anatomy and clinical practice.
The campus provides residential facilities across 24 hostels with a capacity for 2,961 students. The educational environment is supported by:
Digital Classrooms: Smart classrooms with LMS-enabled tools.
Laboratories: 114+ advanced research labs and 199 labs for diagnostic and clinical training.
Technological Partnerships: Schools of emerging technologies in collaboration with IBM and Intel.
DMIHER has established a comprehensive "Global Connect" program aimed at fostering international academic exchange and collaborative research. The university maintains strategic partnerships with over 189 national and international organizations.
Collaborations with top-tier global institutions facilitate student and faculty mobility:
Yeshiva University (USA): Semester immersion for PG Biotechnology Management and Entrepreneurship.
Leeds Beckett University (UK): Semester immersion for PG Clinical Nutrition.
Hochschule Aalen University (Germany): Semester exchange for Engineering and Management.
Weil Cornell Medical College (USA): Collaborative Case-Based Learning Centre.
Johns Hopkins University (USA): Collaboration for online education for health professionals.
Institution | Country | Type of Collaboration |
|---|---|---|
Johns Hopkins University | USA | Research and Public Health Training |
University of Sydney | Australia | Academic Exchange and Research |
Weill Cornell Medicine | USA | Case-Based Learning and Clinical Training |
Katz School, Yeshiva University | USA | Semester Immersion and PG Pathways |
University of California, Berkeley | USA | Engineering and Exchange Programs |
Kazan University | Russia | Medical Education and Exchange |
University of Sheffield | UK | Research Grant Collaboration |
The university hosts students from 35+ countries, and over 100 international adjunct faculty members contribute to various academic programs, providing students with a global perspective on healthcare and technology.
The employability of DMIHER graduates is a core metric of the university’s success. The Training & Placement Cell provides comprehensive support, including career counseling, mock interviews, and industry-aligned workshops.
Data from recent cycles shows high placement rates across medical, dental, and engineering streams, with competitive median packages that have seen a steady annual increase.
Program | 2024 Median Package | 2023 Median Package | 2022 Median Package |
|---|---|---|---|
UG (3-Year) | INR 6,00,000 | INR 5,40,000 | INR 4,80,000 |
UG (4-Year) | INR 5,40,000 | INR 5,00,000 | INR 4,68,000 |
UG (5-Year - Medical) | INR 14,40,000 | INR 13,80,000 | INR 12,60,000 |
UG (5-Year - Dental) | INR 7,80,000 | INR 7,50,000 | INR 7,20,000 |
PG (2-Year) | INR 14,40,000 | INR 14,00,000 | INR 13,20,000 |
PG (3-Year - Medical) | INR 18,00,000 | INR 17,40,000 | INR 16,80,000 |
PG (3-Year - Dental) | INR 11,40,000 | INR 10,80,000 | INR 10,20,000 |
For medical postgraduates (MD/MS/MCh), the placement rate is consistently near 90–95%, with students being recruited by major tertiary healthcare providers.
DMIHER graduates are sought after by top-tier hospitals, IT giants, and pharmaceutical companies.
Healthcare Providers | Technology and Consulting | Pharmaceutical and Retail |
|---|---|---|
Apollo Hospitals | IBM | GSK |
Fortis | TCS | Cipla |
Max Healthcare | Infosys | Mankind |
Kokilaben Ambani Hospital | Cognizant | Abbott Healthcare |
Suraj Eye Institute | HCL Technologies | Adani Group |
Kingsway Hospitals | Amazon | Lenskart |
National Cancer Institute | Tech Mahindra | Tata Motors |
The DMIHER Alumni Association maintains a global network that spans generations of healthcare and technical professionals. Each constituent college has its own registered alumni trust, fostering strong disciplinary bonds.
The alumni base includes distinguished professionals who have made significant contributions to society:
Dr. Ananda Balayogi Bhavanani (JNMC 1993): A world-renowned expert in Yoga and clinical research.
Dr. Ujjwal Patni (SPDC): A leading motivational speaker, author, and management expert.
Dr. Digant Amte (JNMC 1994): Celebrated for his social service in rural healthcare.
Dr. Sameer Arbat (JNMC 2005): A prominent pulmonologist and medical innovator.
Dr. Stuti Khare Shukla (JNMC 2014): A well-known dermatologist and aesthetician.
Alumni contribute to the institution through the "Alutalks" series, mentorship programs, and by facilitating internships and campus placements for current students. The university also maintains a "Wall of Reflections" to commemorate the achievements of its former students.
The Datta Meghe Institute of Higher Education & Research has established a unique niche in the Indian educational landscape by successfully marrying rural community healthcare with high-tech multidisciplinary learning. The institution's achievement of the highest NAAC score for a Health Science University in India and its strong positioning in the 2025 NIRF and IIRF rankings underscore its commitment to academic excellence.
The university’s future trajectory is clearly defined by its "Category-I" status, which allows it to rapidly pivot toward emerging technologies like Artificial Intelligence, Medical Engineering, and Precision Medicine. The BioNEST incubator and the NewGen IEDC centers indicate a long-term strategy to become a significant contributor to the Indian startup economy, particularly in med-tech.
With a robust research funding base, a vast network of international collaborations, and an expansive infrastructure designed for experiential learning, DMIHER is well-positioned to evolve into a global center of excellence in evidence-based higher education. Its ability to maintain a focus on affordable and effective healthcare for the marginalized while pursuing high-end technological research remains its most profound institutional strength.
1. Where is the main campus of DMIHER located?
The main 125-acre campus is situated in Sawangi (Meghe), Wardha, Maharashtra.
2. Is DMIHER a government or private university?
DMIHER is a private Deemed to be University.
3. When was the university established?
The institution was founded in 1990 as Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College and was granted Deemed University status in 2005.
4. What is the latest NAAC accreditation of the university?
DMIHER has been accredited with an 'A++' grade (4th Cycle) with a CGPA of 3.78, the highest among health science universities in India.
5. What is the university's NIRF 2025 ranking in the Medical category?
The university is ranked 20th in India in the Medical category by NIRF 2025.
6. How does DMIHER rank in the NIRF 2025 University category?
It is ranked 49th among all universities in India.
7. What is its NIRF 2025 rank for Dental education?
The university holds the 36th rank in the Dental category.
8. What was DMIHER’s rank in the IIRF 2025 Deemed University list?
The university is positioned at the 57th rank in the IIRF 2025 Deemed University Ranking.
9. Does the university have any international rankings?
Yes, it is ranked in the 1001–1200 band in the Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings 2026.
10. What is "Category-I" status from the UGC?
Granted in 2018, this status provides the university with higher academic and administrative autonomy.
11. How many academic programs does DMIHER offer?
The university offers more than 275 programs across various disciplines.
12. How many constituent units or colleges comprise the university?
There are 15+ constituent units offering programs in 13 academic disciplines.
13. Does the university have an off-campus center?
Yes, DMIHER has an off-campus center located in Nagpur (Wanadongri).
14. What is the name of the primary teaching hospital at the Wardha campus?
The Acharya Vinoba Bhave Rural Hospital (AVBRH) serves as the primary teaching hospital.
15. What is the total hospital bed capacity of the university?
Collectively, the teaching hospitals provide over 3,200 beds.
16. Which entrance exam is required for MBBS and BDS admissions?
Admissions for these programs are strictly based on NEET-UG scores.
17. What are the flagship courses of the university?
The flagship programs are MBBS and B.Sc..
18. Does DMIHER offer engineering programs?
Yes, the Faculty of Engineering and Technology (FEAT) offers B.Tech and M.Tech programs.
19. What is the eligibility for the B.Tech program?
Candidates must have completed 10+2 with Physics and Mathematics with a minimum of 50% and a valid JEE Main or MHT-CET score.
20. What entrance exam is used for PhD admissions?
The university conducts the All India PhD Common Entrance Test (AIPHDCET).
21. Are there any programs for Ayurvedic medicine?
Yes, the Mahatma Gandhi Ayurved College, Hospital & Research Centre offers BAMS and MD/MS in Ayurveda.
22. How is DMIHER ranked for its Ayurveda program?
How is DMIHER ranked for its Ayurveda program? It was ranked 5th in India for Ayurveda by Outlook-ICARE in 2025.
23. What is the "Jigyasa" museum?
It is India's first integrated medical museum, spanning 15,000 square feet and featuring QR-coded specimens.
24. What is "Anukruti"?
Anukruti is a high-fidelity clinical simulation and experiential learning center used for training healthcare professionals.
25. Does the university support biotechnology startups?
Yes, through its BioNEST incubator, which is supported by BIRAC and the Department of Biotechnology.
26. Name some startups incubated at DMIHER.
Incubated startups include CareNX Innovations, Ira Medical Technology, and Sustainsh Biosolutions.
27. What is the total research grant funding received by the university?
Research grants have exceeded 12,500 lakhs INR.
28. How many research and innovation labs are on campus?
The university has over 114 advanced research labs and 75 innovation-specific labs.
29. What is the research output of the university in terms of publications?
DMIHER has over 17,500 publications indexed in databases like Scopus and PubMed.
30. How many patents has the university secured?
The university has been granted 130+ patents, with over 180 patents published.
31. Does DMIHER have international academic collaborations?
Yes, it has over 189 national and international collaborations, including tie-ups with Johns Hopkins University and the University of Sydney.
32. Can students undergo semester immersion programs abroad?
Yes, the university has immersion programs with Yeshiva University (USA) and Leeds Beckett University (UK).
33. What IT companies recruit from DMIHER?
Top IT recruiters include IBM, TCS, Infosys, Amazon, and Tech Mahindra.
34. What is the median package for 5-year Medical UG graduates?
The median package for these graduates is approximately INR 14.4 LPA.
35. What is the median salary for Engineering UG graduates?
The median package for 4-year UG engineering programs is approximately INR 5.4 LPA.
36. Who are the top healthcare recruiters?
Leading healthcare recruiters include Apollo Hospitals, Max Healthcare, Fortis, and various national cancer institutes.
37. Does the university provide placement training?
Yes, the Training & Placement Cell organizes workshops, mock interviews, and aptitude sessions.
38. What is the total capacity of the university hostels?
The university offers 24 hostels with a capacity for 2,961 students.
39. Is Wi-Fi available on the campus?
Yes, the university provides a Wi-Fi enabled campus and hostels.
40. Are there specific simulation courses for nursing students?
Yes, nursing students have access to skill-based modules for emergency care and ICU assessments at the simulation center.
41. What is the university's contribution to Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)?
It is ranked 5th in India for Good Health & Wellbeing (SDG 3) and 8th for Quality Education (SDG 4) by THE Impact Rankings 2025.
42. Who is the founder of the university?
Shri Dattaji Meghe, a philanthropist and former Member of Parliament, founded the institution.
43. Does DMIHER offer distance and online education?
Yes, the Centre for Distance and Online Education (CDOE) offers programs like BBA, MBA, and MCA.
44. What is the student gender ratio at the university?
The student body is approximately 35% male and 65% female.
45. What is the faculty strength of the university?
DMIHER has a faculty body of more than 1,000 members.
46. Name a notable motivational speaker who is an alumnus.
Dr. Ujjwal Patni, a well-known motivational speaker and author, is an alumnus of the dental college.
47. Are there student clubs on campus?
Yes, various clubs exist for literature, quiz, dance, art, photography, and social welfare.
48. What specialized medical research hub is located here?
It serves as a national Technical Resource Hub for Evidence Synthesis under the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare.
49. How many graduates were placed in the last academic cycle for 3-year PG courses?
Out of 229 graduating students, 214 were successfully placed.
50. What is the primary contact for university admissions?
The admission helpline is +91 8888040999.
Datta Meghe Institute of Higher Education & Research (formerly, Datta Meghe Institute of Medical Sciences), a Deemed to be University is a brand name in the field of Health Sciences University in the County. The campus is known for providing an excellent academic ambience. The constituent Units of Deemed University are located in a 125-acre campus in Sawangi (Meghe), Wardha about 80 km from Nagpur, Maharashtra, India, which is the geographic center of India. It is located away from the hustle and bustle of city life.
The university is making relentless efforts towards fulfilling the following objectives:
The university was granted the status of Deemed to be University by University Grants Commission, on 24th May 2005. It got reaccredited with the ‘Grade A’ by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) for a period of five years. The University also received the prestigious Dr. B.C. Roy Award for Institutional Research.
In the prestigious and widely acclaimed educational ranking of Indian Institutional Ranking Framework (IIRF- 2025), Datta Meghe Institute of Higher Education & Research (DMIHER), Wardha at 57th Rank in IIRF Deemed University Ranking 2025.
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