Trinity College is back in the list of top 100 universities.

Dublin: Trinity College, Dublin is in the top 100 in the QS Quacquarelli Symonds Global University Rankings. 

After a gap of five years, Trinity College is back in the list of top 100 universities. Trinity, which was ranked 101st in the previous year, improved three places to 98th.

The QS rankings are released annually based on the quality of 1400 higher education institutions from around 100 countries around the world. academic and employer reputation; citations per faculty; faculty / student ratio; international faculty ratio; The list is based on the criteria of and international student ratio. As usual, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) topped the global rankings. Cambridge University is in second place and Stanford University is in third place.

At the same time, other major colleges in Ireland have not been able to make significant progress in the rankings this time around. 

The ranks of colleges including University College Dublin, Queen's University Belfast and University College Cork have gone down. University College Dublin, which was ranked 173rd in the previous year, has been relegated to 181st this year. The current ranking of Belfast Queen's University is 233rd, ranking 216th. University College Cork dropped from the top 300 on the previous list to 303 this time around.

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