Indian Institute of technology for astrophysics

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A class 12 student from a CBSE school is exploring undergraduate options in astrophysics and is considering the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) based on a senior's recommendation. However, concerns arise due to IIT's lower ranking in the QS World University rankings, prompting a request for comparisons with other top global universities. The student is currently residing in Saudi Arabia and is unable to visit any institutions for firsthand experience, which adds to the uncertainty about making a decision. The discussion highlights the importance of having a list of potential universities for better comparison, suggesting that a more comprehensive approach to selecting schools could aid in the decision-making process.
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I'm currently a class 12 student in a CBSE school. I'm interested in pursuing a career in astrophysics. I'm not sure of which university to go to for my undergraduate studies. Furthermore, my senior is advising me to apply to Indian Institute of technology. But its rank in qs top universities list is low. So, can someone tell me how good it's compared to other top universities of the world?
 
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I can't, I'm currently residing in Saudi Arabia.
 
Unfortunately I can't visit any good college from the place I'm residing in. Anyway, thank you very much.
 
Meron said:
Unfortunately I can't visit any good college from the place I'm residing in. Anyway, thank you very much.

Do you have any other universities in mind? It's generally easier to make a comparison if you have, say, a long list of schools and you're deciding which one to go to, rather than asking for how a particular university compares to every other one!
 
I will prepare one right now.
 

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