Central University of Jammu Shines in Times Higher Education (THE) Impact Rankings Globally in individual SDGs

 Jammu, 25 June 2025: The Central University of Jammu, a leading center for Higher Education Learning and research in India, has made a significant mark by featuring in the prestigious Times Higher Education (THE) Impact Rankings 2025. For the first time, the Central University of Jammu has been ranked among the top 401–600 universities globally, showcasing its commitment to the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The Impact Rankings evaluates universities worldwide for their societal contributions across 17 SDGs, reflecting how institutions are working to address global challenges through research, outreach, and teaching.

The Central University of Jammu has demonstrated strong performance in several key areas, particularly in Affordable and Clean Energy (SDG7), ranking 401–600, which recognizes the University’s initiatives in sustainable infrastructure. In the SDG, a total of 87 Indian Institutions/Universities are listed in Affordable and Clean Energy, where the Central University of Jammu achieved a ranking of 37 among all the Top 87 Indian Institutions/universities, scoring 45.7–52.6. The Central University of Jammu is among the Top Indian Central Universities in this SDG, followed by JNU, Delhi, and the University of Hyderabad. It is the 1st and among the Top Central Universities established under the Central University Act 2009 in the Times Higher Education (THE) Impact Ranking to achieve band rank 401-600th Globally in individual SDGs. Notably, the University continues to excel in research, maintaining a strong presence in the Nature Index 2025 and reaching a 28th rank in the IIRF in 2025, a testament to its world-class scholarly output.

Speaking on this milestone, Vice-Chancellor Prof. Sanjeev Jain said that it reflects our efforts to address global challenges through research, outreach, and teaching. The Central University of Jammu inclusion in the 2025 THE Impact Rankings is a demonstration of its ongoing transformation into a leading institution that excels not only in academics and research but is also committed to a better world.  It is the first time the University has been ranked among the top 401-600th globally in specific parameters, underscoring its commitment to the United Nations’ SDGs.

With a vision to become a national leader in research and innovation, the Central University of Jammu is poised to continue its upward trajectory pushing boundaries, nurturing talent, and driving meaningful impact in society.  Vice Chancellor Prof. Sanjeev Jain credited the faculty, students, and staff for their pivotal contributions to reaching these milestones, urging them to maintain their dedication to societal responsibilities with unwavering commitment. The Times Higher Education Asia University Rankings 2025 reveals Asia top research universities. This year, as many as 853 universities from 35 countries and territories are ranked, with IISc ranked as the best in India. 

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