ICFAI University among top 10 private universities of Eastern Zone

ICFAI University, Jharkhand has been ranked among top 10 private universities of East Zone in India by two media agencies. These agencies recently published their grading of private universities in the East Zone on parameters of quality in education, research, publications, and campus placement. The East Zone comprises of Eastern and North Eastern states of India.

As per the Week-Hansa Research Survey 2019 on India's Best Universities, which was published on May 26, 2019 issue of the magazine, the University secured 9^th Rank among the private universities in East Zone. The ICFAI University is the only university of Jharkhand to figure in the list of top 10 private universities in East Zone. According to the magazine, the evaluation was done on multiple parameters like infrastructure, quality of faculty members, research, publications, industry exposure and campus placements. The 60 per cent weightage was given to these parameters and the remaining 40% weightage was given to perceptual parameters.

Digital Learning Magazine, in its Universities Ranking 2019, ranked the University at 8^th among the private universities in East Zone. Only 2 Universities from Jharkhand, BIT, Mesra and the ICFAI University, made it to the top 10 private universities in East Zone. The evaluation was done on the basis of five broad categories of parameters, which include infrastructure, quality of faculty, academic reputation, academic excellence and industry exposure.

Expressing happiness and congratulating all the stakeholders on this achievement, Prof O R S Rao, Vice-Chancellor of ICFAI University , Jharkhand said , " Credit for this achievement goes to our hard-working students and committed faculty members, who strive hard to provide quality education, and groom our students into competent professionals, with good character ". " We are committed to further improve the quality of education so as to make our students ready to seize future opportunities and face the challenges successfully", added Prof Rao.