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Sixteen module members of the Central University of Rajasthan (CUoR) person been listed among the world’s apical 2% scientists successful 2025 successful a work of the Stanford University, the United States. The database is compiled annually based connected statistic from the Scopus database. Journals successful Scopus are reviewed for prime each twelvemonth successful accordance with 4 numerical measures.
The CUoR, with its field built astatine Bandar Sindri, adjacent Kishangarh successful Ajmer district, was established successful 2009. The assemblage besides broke precocious into the apical 100 universities successful the state successful the 2025 ranking of the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) by securing the 89th position.
CUoR Vice-Chancellor Anand Bhalerao said present connected Tuesday (September 30, 2025) that the planetary honour would animate the university’s probe assemblage to execute greater heights and found the instauration connected the satellite probe map. “This is simply a designation of the accordant efforts and innovations astatine our university,” Prof. Bhalerao said.
Last year, 12 scientists from the CUoR were featured successful the list, portion this twelvemonth the fig has accrued to 16. Stanford University’s ‘World’s Top 2% Scientists’ database ranks scientists globally according to a composite citation people which takes into relationship full citations, h-index (a quantitative metric connected the interaction of a scientist’s work), and self-citations.
Researchers are classified into 22 wide technological fields and 174 sub-fields, and lone those successful the apical 2 percentile of their respective sub-fields are included successful the list.
The CUoR module members uncovering notation successful the Stanford University database are Pradeep Verma, Pritpal Singh, Sanjib Kumar Panda, Vineet Kumar, K.K. Mohbey, Vishvanath Tiwari, Rajesh Kumar, Amit K. Goyal, Umesh Gupta, Surendra Nimesh, Gaurav Meena, Basant Agarwal, Kaisar Raza, Nidhi Pareek, Chandi Charan Mandal, and Rajendra C. Pawar.
