University of Hyderabad ranked among the top 12 percent universities in Asia
The university of hyderabad (UoH) is placed in the top 12% of Asian universities for international students. It is one of India's top-ranked universities in the World Best Value university Rankings 2024 for international Students.
University Database Lead at Study Abroad Aide is the world's largest comprehensive university database, with over 8,000 institutions, including 3,349 in Asia. After reviewing 3,349 higher education schools in 20 Asian countries, Study Abroad Aide ranked the university of hyderabad in the top 12% of universities in Asia.
University Database Lead at Study Abroad Aide is the world's largest comprehensive university database, with over 8,000 institutions, including 3,349 in Asia. After reviewing 3,349 higher education schools in 20 Asian countries, Study Abroad Aide ranked the university of hyderabad in the top 12% of universities in Asia.
The Study Abroad Aide (SAA) World Rankings for Best Value Institutions for international Students rate institutions from 69 countries based on two criteria: affordability and academic quality. Prof. B J Rao, Vice-Chancellor of the university of hyderabad, stated that the university has achieved great achievements in terms of affordability and educational quality.
The official list of Best Value university Rankings in Asia 2024 for international Students, which includes the institutions, is accessible at https://studyabroadaide.com/best-value-institutions-asia/.
The official list of Best Value university Rankings in Asia 2024 for international Students, which includes the institutions, is accessible at https://studyabroadaide.com/best-value-institutions-asia/.
Silpa Rajeevan, PhD scholar at the Centre for the Study of Social Exclusion and Inclusive Policy, school of Social Sciences, university of hyderabad (UoH), working under the supervision of Dr. rani Ratna Prabha, presented a research paper on ‘Women as Ecological Caretakers: Transformation of Gender Roles through Haritha Karma Sena (HKS) in Kerala’ at the workshop on ‘Climate Change and Inequality’ conducted by international Inequality Centre, london school of economics and Political Science (LSE).