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Which is the most innovative educational institute of India in the technical category as per the area 2021 ranking? 

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Proceedings ArticleDOI
S. M. Parashar, Rajat Pardal 
01 Dec 2013
Such a model, if adopted, can revolutionize Technical Education in India by drastically improving its quality.
This is a generic study and may be applied to most of the educational institutions of India in general and for technical educational institutions in particular with minor customization for individual organization.
Therefore, educational administrators and policy makers need to show their concern for the improvement of teachers’ quality in technical higher education institutions of Punjab (India).
The study has revealed several implications on the various aspects contributing to these parameters and the ranking for their respective impact for ensuring quality in Fashion Technology education in India.
The results are insightful to the educational planner as it identifies priority areas for each technical institute, which can improve the performance.
Findings This paper provides a broader picture of the poor quality of teachers in technical institutions of Punjab (India) in terms of lacking most of the competencies.
The results help us to estimate the profile of innovative institutions in the ICT area; the institutional perception about the use of these teaching strategies and those of integration carried out by such institutions, when compared to those non-classified as such; and the factors that influence the development of institutions with capacity to generate innovative educational experiences, mediated by resources and technological devices.
The same may be scaled up in future for technical institutes of other states in India.
This article is one of the few published studies that evaluate the performance of technical institutes in India.
To the best of our knowledge it is one of few studies that evaluates performance of technical institutions in India.
This is because higher ranking gives the institute more recognition worldwide.
I maintain that the institute achieved the same degree of success as other similar institutes held simultaneously in other universities in India.
Originality/value The literature reveals that the quality assessment of engineering and technical education in India is largely based on the information collected from stakeholders other than students.
Journal ArticleDOI
26 Feb 2018
18 Citations
This paper is the first attempt to find the relationship between scholarly productivity and ranking of universities in India based on NIRF.