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This is a list of education institutions in Delhi , India.
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This is a list of education institutions in Delhi , India.
In Delhi NCR there are 2 Institute of Eminence, 7 central universities, [1] 10 state universities [2] and 11 deemed universities[ citation needed ]. The status of one institute, the National School of Drama, is unclear. Delhi also has an international university established by the eight member nations of South Asian Association for Regional Co-operation (SAARC).
| University | Location | Type | Established | Specialization | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AIIMS | New Delhi | Autonomous | 1956 | Medicine | |
| Ambedkar University | New Delhi | State | 2007 | Social sciences, humanities | [3] |
| DPSRU | New Delhi | State | 1964 (2015†) | Pharmaceutical science | [4] |
| NSUT | New Delhi | State | 1983 (2018†) | Technology | [5] |
| DTU | Delhi | State | 1941 (2009†) | Technology | [6] |
| GGSIU | Delhi | State | 1998 | General | [7] |
| ICAR IARI | New Delhi | Deemed | 1902 (1958†) | Agriculture | [8] |
| IGDTUW | Delhi | State | 1998 (2013†) | Women's only, technology University | [9] |
| IIFT | New Delhi | Deemed | 1963 (2002†) | Foreign trade | [10] |
| IIMC | Delhi | Autonomous | 1965 | Mass Communication | |
| IIT | New Delhi | Autonomous | 1961 | Technology, Engineering, Science and Management | |
| DSEU | New Delhi | State | 2020 | General | [11] |
| ILI | New Delhi | Deemed | 1956 (2004†) | Legal | [12] |
| ISI | New Delhi | Deemed | 1974 | Formal Sciences and economics | |
| IGNOU | New Delhi | Central | 1985 | Distance education | [13] |
| IIIT | New Delhi | State | 2008 | Information technology | [14] |
| ILBS | New Delhi | Deemed | 2009 | Hepatology | [15] |
| Jamia Hamdard | New Delhi | Deemed | 1906 (1989†) | General | [16] |
| JMI | New Delhi | Central | 1920 (1988†) | General | [17] |
| JNU | New Delhi | Central | 1969 | General | [18] |
| NIEDSSU | New Delhi | Autonomous | 2013 | Physical Education, Sports Training | |
| NIFT | New Delhi | Deemed | 1986 | Fashion technology | |
| NIT Delhi | New Delhi | Autonomous | 2010 | Engineering, Humanities and Management | |
| NLU | New Delhi | State | 2008 | Legal | [19] |
| NMI | New Delhi | Deemed | 1983 (1989†) | Arts | [20] |
| NSD | New Delhi | Unclear‡ | 1959 | Drama | [21] |
| NUEPA | New Delhi | Deemed | 1962 (2006†) | Education administration | [22] |
| CSU | New Delhi | Central | 1970 (2002†) | Sanskrit | [23] |
| SPA | New Delhi | Deemed | 1959 (1979†) | Architecture | [24] |
| SLBSNSU | New Delhi | Central | 1962 (1987†) | Sanskrit | [25] |
| SAU | New Delhi | Central | 2010 | General | [26] |
| Delhi Technological University (DTU) | Delhi | State | 1941 | Technology, Engineering | |
| University of Delhi | New Delhi | Central | 1922 | General | [27] |
See also List of colleges under Delhi University
See also list of colleges under Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University
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