The QS World Rankings 2020 has been released on Wednesday, June 19, 2020. Massachusetts Institute of Technology once again has its place in the world's top university. IIT Bombay from India is at the top. The top 200 includes India's IIT Bombay, IIT Delhi and IISc, Bangalore. Let us tell you about the top 10 universities in the world according to this list.

QS Global World Ranking: 1
Average Fees (US Dollars): 48,000 to 50,000
Status: Private
Research Output: High Quality
Total Students: 11,145
Establishment: 1861
Courses: School of Architecture and Planning; Engineering; Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences; Management; Science

Stanford University

QS Global World Ranking: 2
Average Fees (US Dollars): 46,000 to 48,000
Status: Private
Research Output: High Quality
Total Students: 16,135
Establishment: 1885
Courses: There are 18 interdisciplinary research institutes and seven schools named the Graduate School of Business; School of Earth, Energy & Environmental Sciences; Graduate School of Education; School of Engineering; School of Humanities and Sciences; Law School and School of Medicine.

Harvard University

QS Global World Ranking: 3
Status: Private
Research Output: High Quality
Total students: 22,727
Establishment: 1636 AD
Notable Alumni: Eight US presidents, 359 Rhodes scholars and 242 Marshall scholars. A large number of Pulitzer Prize, Nobel Prize and Academy Award winners.

University of Oxford

QS Global World Ranking: 4
Average Fees (US Dollars): 12,000 to 14,000
Status: Government
Research Output: High Enough
Total Students: 20,631
Establishment: 1096 AD
Alumni: More than 120 modern leaders including more than 120 Olympic medalists, 20 Nobel laureates, Bill Clinton, Aung San Suu Kyi, Indira Gandhi and 26 Prime Ministers of England.
Courses: Humanities, Mathematics, Physical and Life Sciences, Medical Sciences and Social Sciences

California Institute of Technology (Caltech)

QS Global World Ranking: 5
Average Fees (US Dollars): Less than 60,000
Status: Private
Research Output: Very High
Total Students: 2,239
Establishment: 1891 AD
Courses: Technical Arts and Applied Sciences

ETH Zurich-Swiss Federal Institute of Technology

QS Global World Ranking: 6
Average Fees (US Dollars): Less than 2,000
Status: Government
Research Output: Very High
Total Students: 18,003
Establishment: In 1855 AD
Alumni: 20 Nobel winners including Albert Einstein

University of Cambridge

QS Global World Ranking: 7
Status: Government
Research Output: Very High
Total Students: 19,203
Establishment: 1209 AD
Key Courses: Six Academic Schools-Arts and Humanities, Biological Sciences, Clinical Medicine, Humanities and Social Sciences, Physical Sciences and Technology
Alumni: 98 Nobel laureates and 15 UK Prime Ministers.

University College London (UCL)

QS Global World Ranking: 8
Average Fee (in US Dollars): 12,000 to 14,000
Status: Government
Research Output: Very High
Total Students: 32,795
Establishment: In 1826 AD
Courses: Multidisciplinary
Alumni: 29 Nobel Laureates

Imperial College London

QS Global World Ranking: 9
Average Fees (in US Dollars): 12,000 to 14,000
Status: Government
Research Output: Very High
Total Students: 16,797
Establishment: In 1851 AD
Courses: Science, Engineering, Medicine and Business

University of Chicago

QS Global World Ranking: 10
Average Fees (in US Dollars): 50 thousand to 52 thousand
Status: Private
Research Output: Very High
Total students: 13,924
Establishment: In 1856 AD
Courses: Increasing Reputation for Professional Schools in addition to Arts and Science. Professional schools include the Pritzker School of Medicine, the Booth School of Business, and the Harris School of Public Policy Studies. Much better arrangement for media and film.
Alumni: 29 Nobel winners including former US President.