September4 , 2026

    Indian Maritime University Secures Strong Positions in IIRF Rankings 2026

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    Indian Maritime University (IMU) has achieved significant recognition in the IIRF Rankings 2026, reinforcing its position as one of India’s leading higher education institutions.

    According to the latest rankings, IMU has been placed 26th among Central Universities in India and 50th among Management Schools in India. The rankings highlight the university’s sustained efforts in advancing academic excellence, research, innovation, and leadership development within the maritime sector.

    The achievement reflects IMU’s growing reputation as a premier institution for maritime education and training, serving the evolving needs of the shipping, logistics, port, and allied industries. Over the years, the university has focused on strengthening its academic programs, industry engagement, research capabilities, and skill development initiatives to prepare future maritime professionals.

    University officials described the rankings as a testament to the collective contributions of its students, faculty, staff, alumni, and industry stakeholders. The recognition is expected to further enhance IMU’s standing in the national higher education landscape and support its mission of developing globally competent maritime talent.

    The university extended its appreciation to the entire IMU community for their continued dedication and support, reaffirming its commitment to achieving greater milestones in education, research, and maritime leadership in the years ahead.