Presently one of the biggest advanced education establishments in India, the University of Delhi had moderately humble beginnings when it was set up by the British Indian Government's Central Legislative Assembly in 1922.

There were at that point three universities built up in the city - St Stephen's College, Hindu College and Ramjas College – so every one of them were partnered with the new establishment, which opened with around 750 understudies and only two resources, for expressions and sciences.

University of Delhi has been positioned among the main ten varsities in the nation by a worldwide positioning organization in its rundown discharged for 2018.

University of Delhi was positioned in the 481-491 band on the planet rankings list making it the eighth best college in the nation after the best positioned IIT-Delhi.

The information was discharged yesterday by Quacquarelli Symonds University World Rankings which is a yearly production of college positioning by a British organization Quacquarelli Symonds represented considerable authority in training and concentrate abroad.

The rankings depend on six execution pointers crosswise over four ranges - inquire about, educating, employability and internationalization.

University of Delhi Rankings

Historical Data Score Rank

World University Rankings 2018 481-490

World University Rankings 2017 501-550

World University Rankings 2016 481-490

World University Rankings 2015 33.1 421-430

World University Rankings 2014 30.3 441-450

World University Rankings 2012 29.01 401- 450