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Aligarh Muslim University vice-chancellor distributes NIRF 2021 certificates

In a consultative meeting regarding the data submission for the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) 2022 and other rankings, Tariq Mansoor, the vice-chancellor of Aligarh Muslim University (AMU), handed out NIRF 2021 certificates to the registrar, deans of various faculties, department chairpersons and nodal officers. 

AMU ranked 10th in the country in the NIRF University Ranking 2021 released by the minister of education, Dharmendra Pradhan at a virtual event in September 2021.

 

The certificates awarded include :

• Abdul Hamid (IPS) collected the certificate for AMU’s overall 10th rank among all universities and the certificate for the 18th rank of the university among all institutions and universities, and Wasim Ahmad, dean, Faculty of Life Science and director, Academic Programmes Committee received the certificate for AMU’s 24th rank in the research category.

 

• The 13th rank certificate in the Architecture category was given to Pervez Mustajab, dean, Faculty of Engineering and Technology, Sufyan Beg, Principal, ZHCET, Sharmin Khan and Faraz Farooq, nodal officer, department of Architecture.

 

• Rakesh Bhargava, dean, faculty of Medicine, Shahid Siddiqui, principal, JNMC and nodal officers, Waseem Rizvi, Shah Mohd Abbas Waseem and Ali Jafar Abedi were given the certificate for JNMC’s 15th rank.

 

 

The department of Architecture was ranked 13th best in India, J N Medical College (JNMC) secured 15th rank, Ziauddin Ahmad Dental College (ZADC) was placed 26th, Zakir Husain College of Engineering and Technology (ZHCET) won the 35th position and the faculty of Management obtained 49th rank. 

 

“All deans of faculties, dean - students’ welfare, registrar, finance officer, controller of examinations, director of academic programmes committee UGC HRDC, principals of colleges and polytechnics and chairpersons of the departments of Architecture, Law and Business Administration attended the meeting,” said Mohammed Naved Khan, Convener, Ranking Committee of AMU and Coordinator, NIRF Rankings.

 

M Salim Beg, chairman, Ranking Committee, praised the fact that AMU has been featured in the ‘Band-Excellent’ among the top-notch Centrally-Funded Technical Institutes (CFTIs), Central Universities and Institutes of National Importance in the recently released Atal Ranking of Institutions on Innovation Achievements (ARIIA) 2021 of the Ministry of Education’s Innovation Cell.

 

“AMU’s true mettle and contribution to research and innovation has received due recognition with ARIIA ‘Band-Excellent’ rank. As one of the top Indian public institutions, AMU has been providing a culture of innovation to students and prepared the faculty members as innovators, out-of-the-box thinkers and problem solvers,” said the vice-chancellor.