New Delhi: Central University of Haryana (CUH), Mahendragarh, has achieved a significant milestone by securing a position in the 791–800 band of the QS World University Rankings: Asia 2027. The achievement marks a notable improvement over the University’s position in the 1001–1100 band in the 2026 edition and reflects its continued efforts to strengthen academic quality, research performance and institutional visibility. According to the QS Asia 2027 dataset, CUH is placed ahead of all other government-funded universities of Haryana represented in the ranking.
Expressing his happiness, Prof. Tankeshwar Kumar, Vice-Chancellor said that this is a proud moment for the entire CUH fraternity. The improvement in the QS Asia Rankings reflects the collective commitment of our faculty members, researchers, students and staff towards academic excellence and quality research. It also reinforces our resolve to build a strong academic ecosystem aligned with national priorities and international standards. I congratulate all stakeholders who have contributed to this achievement.”
Prof. Pawan Kumar Sharma, Pro-Vice-Chancellor said that the improved position in the QS Asia Rankings is an encouraging recognition of the University’s sustained academic progress. CUH will continue to promote quality teaching, high-impact research, interdisciplinary collaboration and meaningful national and international partnerships to further enhance its academic reputation.”
Prof. Suneel Kumar, Registrar said that this achievement reflects the coordinated efforts of the University’s academic and administrative units and the commitment of our university community. Prof. Surender Singh, Director, Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC), said that the improvement in the QS Asia ranking is an encouraging outcome of the University’s sustained focus on quality enhancement, evidence-based planning and continuous monitoring of institutional performance. This recognition will motivate us to intensify our efforts towards research excellence, academic innovation and greater national and international visibility.”
The QS World University Rankings: Asia assess universities through a range of indicators, including academic reputation, employer reputation, faculty-student ratio, research-related measures and internationalisation. The movement from the 1001–1100 band in 2026 to the 791–800 band in 2027 represents a substantial improvement in CUH’s position in this regional ranking.
