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Atal Ranking: IUST ranked 21st for innovation

Posted on Jan 01, 2022 | Author RK News
Awantipora, Dec 31: Islamic University of Science and Technology (IUST) Awantipora has been ranked at 21st number among the Government and Government aided universities (and deemed to-be universities) at National level in the Atal Ranking of Institutions on Innovation Achievement (ARIIA) 2021.
ARIIA is a Government of India initiative under the Ministry of Education (MOE) and is implemented through AICTE and MOE’s Innovation Cell.
Calling it a major achievement for the IUST, Vice Chancellor Prof. Shakil A. Romshoo said, “IUST’s focus on promoting scientific innovation, entrepreneurship and research has helped the university to achieve this commendable feat among 1438 Indian institutions which participated in the ARIIA 2021 ranking.” He congratulated the entire faculty for the achievement and expressed his gratitude towards the UT administration for their continued support towards infrastructure development in the University.
Despite double the number of institutes participating in the ARIIA-2021 as compared to second edition of ARIIA (2020), IUST has significantly improved its ranking and has been listed at 8th rank in the band "PERFORMER".
Under ARIIA, the institutions are evaluated and systematically ranked based on the indicators related to promotion and support of ‘Innovation and Entrepreneurship Development’ amongst students and faculties across India.
 
 

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