QS World University Rankings: Asia 2025 Release Summary

Occasionally errors are reported after the analysis is complete and after institutions have received their rank and scores. In such cases, QS first rectifies the issue and where necessary updates the institution with a corrected set of results. If a rank change occurs we place the corrected institution in its correct position but leave all other institutions unaffected. This can result in two institutions in the same rank position with slightly different scores. In the case of an institution being removed from the rankings, again no other institutions will be affected but a gap may appear in the ranks.

Please see below a summary of the changes:

Date	Edit
Pre-Release	Lingnan University from Hong Kong SAR moved to the position =188 overall after a correction to their Faculty numbers.
Pre-Release	Galgotias University from India included to the band 621-640 overall after a correction to their Scopus Mapping.
Pre-Release	Osh State University from Kyrgyzstan included to the postion =260 overall after an eligibility screening
Pre-Release	Universitas Amikom Yogyakarta from Indonesia excluded after an eligibility screening
Pre-Release	Krirk University from Thailand moved to the position 141 overall after a correction to their Academic Reputation score
Pre-Release	International University of Business Agriculture and Technology from Bangladesh moved to the band 621-640 overall after a correction to their Reputation mapping and duplicate entry was removed
Pre-Release	State University of Malang from Indonesia moved to the band 581-6008 overall after a correction to their Reputation mapping.
Post Release - 8/11/2024	China Medical University Taichung from Taiwan included to the postion =152 overall after an eligibility screening.
Post Release - 8/11/2024	University of Education, Lahore from Pakistan included to the band 751-800 overall after an eligibility screening

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