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Home / India / Parul University Achieves Diamond Rating In Qs I Gauge Indian University Ratings 2024 26 625345

Parul University achieves ‘Diamond’ rating in QS I-GAUGE Indian University Ratings 2024-26

Chandigarh, May 27 Parul University, a leading private institution in Gujarat, has achieved a milestone by receiving ‘Diamond’ rating in the recently announced QS I-GAUGE Indian University Ratings. This recognition marks Parul University as the first private university in Gujarat...
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Updated At : 10:55 PM May 27, 2024 IST
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Chandigarh, May 27

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Parul University, a leading private institution in Gujarat, has achieved a milestone by receiving ‘Diamond’ rating in the recently announced QS I-GAUGE Indian University Ratings. This recognition marks Parul University as the first private university in Gujarat to achieve such distinction.

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The QS I-GAUGE rating framework combines the global expertise and experience of the UK-based Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) with the local knowledge of experts from the Indian education system. The university has garnered plaudits across a variety of parameters — Diversity and Accessibility, Social Responsibility, Employability and Teaching and Learning. The university has also shown exceptional performance in the areas of entrepreneurship, governance and structure and facilities by earning ‘Platinum’ rating in these categories.

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