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IARI Makes Debut in QS World Rankings for Agriculture and Forestry

The Indian Agricultural Research Institute (IARI), India’s premier national institute for crop science and agricultural innovation, has achieved a major milestone by entering the QS World University Rankings for Agriculture and Forestry subjects for the first time. The recognition places IARI among a select group of globally respected institutions advancing research, education, and innovation in the agri-food sector.

According to QS, the rankings evaluate universities based on academic reputation, employer perception, research impact, and international collaborations. IARI’s inclusion reflects its growing global presence in plant breeding, biotechnology, sustainable farming systems, and climate-resilient agriculture.

The institute—known for landmark contributions such as the development of high-yielding wheat varieties during India’s Green Revolution—continues to drive cutting-edge research in genomics, precision farming, soil health, and biotic stress management. Its entry into the international rankings signals the increasing relevance of Indian agricultural science in addressing global food and climate challenges.

IARI’s officials noted that the honour is a testament to the institute’s world-class faculty, strong peer-reviewed research output, and expanding network of international partners. The ranking is also expected to strengthen opportunities for student exchange, collaborative research projects, and global visibility for Indian agricultural innovations.

With agriculture facing mounting pressures from climate change, resource constraints, and shifting global trade patterns, IARI’s recognition comes at a pivotal time. It reinforces India’s growing contributions to global agricultural R&D and underscores the role of science-led solutions in securing resilient food systems for the future.

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