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A Report Based on Indian Citation Index 2017 Glimpses of Research Productivity of Indian Universities and Research Institutions An Analytical Report Based on Indian Citation Index (ICI) CII – ICI Report 2017 CII – ICI Report 2017 Page i Copyright © 2017 Confederation of Indian Industry (CII). All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in, or introduced into a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means (electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise), in part or full in any manner whatsoever, or translated into any language, without the prior written permission of the copyright owner. CII has made every effort to ensure the accuracy of the information and material presented in this document. Nonetheless, all information, estimates and opinions contained in this publication are subject to change without notice, and do not constitute professional advice in any manner. 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Indian Institute of Management (IIMs) – Scholarly Contribution 2 VI. Central Universities – Scholarly Contribution 2 VII. Deemed Universities – Scholarly Contribution 3 VIII. State Universities – Scholarly Contribution 3 IX. Private Universities – Scholarly Contribution 3 X. Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) – Scholarly Contribution3 XI. Indian Council Medical Research (ICMR) – Scholarly Contribution 4 XII. Department of Science and Technology (DST) – Scholarly Contribution 4 XIII. Defence Research and Development Organization (DRDO) – Scholarly Contribution 4 XIV. Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) – Scholarly Contribution 4 Chapter 1 5-7 Background information 5 i) Introduction 5 ii) Scope 6 iii) Time Span 7 iv) Methodology 7 v) Data Collection and Organization 7 vi) Limitations 7 Chapter 2 8-13 Foreign Research contribution Published in Indian journals 8 Chapter 3 14-17 Indian States: Research Papers Based Performance 14 CII – ICI Report 2017 Page i Chapter 4 18-35 Indian Institute of Technology (IITs): Research Papers Based Performance 18 Chapter 5 36-47 National Institute of Technology (NITs): Research Papers Based Performance 36 Chapter 6 48-51 Indian Institute of Management (IIMs): Research Papers Based Performance 48 Public Universities in India: Central, States, Deemed and Private Universities 52 Chapter 7 53-60 Central Universities: Research Productivity Performance 53 Chapter 8 61-62 Deemed Universities: Research Papers Productivity Based Performance 61 Chapter 9 63-64 State Universities: Research Productivity Performance 63 Chapter 10 65-68 Private Universities: Research Productivity Performance 65 Chapter 11 69-70 Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR): Research Productivity Performance 69 Chapter 12 71-72 Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR): Research Productivity Performance 71 Chapter 13 73-74 Department of Science and Technology (DST): Research Productivity Performance 73 Chapter 14 75-76 Defence Research and Development Organization (DRDO): Research Productivity Performance 75 Chapter 15 77-78 Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR): Research Productivity Performance 77 Bibliography CII – ICI Report 2017 Page ii List of Tables SN Tables Pages 1 Table 2.1: 25 Top Foreign Countries Based on Research Papers/Articles 8 2 Table 2.2: Distribution of ‘Articles’ Among Foreign Countries 9 3 Table 2.3 Distribution of Foreign Articles in Top Journals 10 4 Table 2.4: Subject wise Articles Published from Foreign Countries 11 5 Table 2.5: Distribution of Articles and Citations of foreign Countries in Top Journals 13 6 Table 3.1: State-wise Research Productivity Based on Articles, Citations & Citation/Paper 14 7 Table 3.2: Distribution of Articles Contribution in Group of Top Contributing Indian States 15 8 Table 3.3: Rank Order of States Based on Institutions count, vis-à-vis to their Articles, 16 Citations, Articles/Institute and Citations/Institute 9 Table 4.1: IITs Published 10 and > 10 Articles 18 10 Table 4.2: IITs wise Count of Top Authors based on Articles Published 20 11 Table 4.3: IIT wise Top Journals based on Article Published 23 12 Table 4.4: Top 20 Subject Categories of IITs Based on Articles Published 31 13 Table 5.1: NITs Published 10 and > 10 Research Papers 36 14 Table 5.2: NIT Wise Top Authors Based on Articles Published 38 15 Table 5.3: NIT wise Top Journals based on Articles published 40 16 Table 5.4: NITs Performance Based on Subject Wise Articles 44 17 Table 6.1: IIMs Published 10 and > 10 Articles 48 18 Table 6.2: IIM Wise Top Authors Name with Number of Articles, Citations & % Share 49 19 Table 6.3: IIMs Wise Top Journals based on Articles Published 50 20 Table 7.1: 20 Top Central Universities Based on Articles Published 53 21 Table 7.2: Distribution of Articles in Group of Top Universities 54 22 Table 7.3: Top 50 Authors of Central Universities 55 23 Table 7.4: Top 50 Journals Based on Articles of Central Universities 57 CII – ICI Report 2017 Page iii 24 Table 7.5: Distribution of Articles in Group of Top Journals 58 SN Tables Pages 25 Table 7.6: Subject Wise Research Articles from Central Universities 59 26 Table 7.7: Subject Wise Distribution of Articles 60 27 Table 8.1: Top 20 Deemed Universities Based on Articles 61 28 Table 8.2: Distribution of ‘Articles’ in Group of Top Deemed Universities 62 29 Table 9.1: 20 Top State University Based on Articles Published 63 30 Table 9.2: Distribution of ‘Articles’ Share in Group of State Universities 64 31 Table 10.1: Top 20 Private Universities based on Articles 65 32 Table 10.2: Distribution of ‘Articles’ in Group of Top Private Universities 66 33 Table 10.2: Top Authors of Private Universities Published 10 and >10 Articles 67 34 Table 11.1: Top 10 CSIR’s Institutes Research Productivity based on Articles and Citations 69 35 Table 11.2: Distribution of ‘Articles’ and ‘Citations’ in Group of Top CSIR Institutes 70 36 Table 12.1: ICMR Research Productivity Based on Articles and Citations 71 37 Table 12.2: Distribution of ‘Articles’ and ‘Citations’ in Group of ICMR Institutes 72 38 Table 13.1: DST Research Productivity based on Articles and Citations 73 39 Table 13.2: Distribution of ‘Articles’ and ‘Citations’ in Number of DST Institutes 74 40 Table 14.1: Top 10 DRDO Laboratories Based on Articles and Citations 75 41 Table 14.2: Distribution of ‘Articles’ and ‘Citations’ in Number of DRDO 76 Institutes/Laboratories 42 Table 15.1: ICAR 10 Institutes Research Productivity Based on Articles and Citations 77 43 Table 15.2: Distribution of ‘Articles’ and ‘Citations’ in Number of ICAR Institutes 78 CII – ICI Report 2017 Page iv List of Figure SN Figures Pages 1 Figure 2.1: Foreign Contribution Articles and Citations 9 2 Fig 2.2: 25 Top Indian Journals Based on Articles Published from Foreign Countries 10 3 Fig. 3.1 Research Papers and Citations of Indian States 15 4 Fig. 4.1 Top 15 IITs Research Papers and Citations 19 5 Fig. 5.1 Top 21 NITs Research Papers and Citations 37 6 Fig. 6.1 Top 09 Productive IIMs Research Papers and Citations 48 7 Fig. 7.1: Top 20 Central Universities - Articles and Citations 54 8 Fig. 8.1: Top 20 Deemed Universities Articles & Citations 62 9 Fig. 9.1: 20 Top State University Based on Articles & Citations 64 10 Fig. 10.1: Top 20 Private Universities based on Articles & Citations 66 11 Fig. 11.1: Top 10 CSIR Research Institutes based Articles and Citations 70 12 Fig.12.1. ICMR Top 10 Research Institutes Articles and Citations 72 13 Fig. 13.1: Top 10 DST Institutes based Articles and Citations 74 14 Fig.14.1: 10 Top DRDO Institutes/Laboratories Articles and Citations 76 15 Fig.15.1: Top 10 ICAR Institutes/Laboratories Articles and Citations 78 CII – ICI Report 2017 Page v Summary Overseas – Scholarly Contribution ❖ 175 foreign countries have published 135041 research papers in 931 journals published from India, collaborative as well as exclusive. ❖ 1st position based on counts of ‘Research Articles’ published by 175 foreign countries is occupied by China with 16460 research articles which is 12.189% to foreign articles total. ❖ 1st position based on counts of ‘Citations’ received to 175 foreign countries is occupied by USA with 6395 Citations which is 13.768% to foreign countries citations total. ❖ 25 (14.285% to total 175 countries) top countries have published 80.937% articles in Indian journals and remaining 150 (85.715%) foreign countries have published 19.063% articles. ❖ Based on counts of articles, rank order of all foreign countries from serial number 25 to 175, have less than 1% share of research papers to foreign countries total. ❖ 25 (2.685% of 931) top journals have 36.716% research articles to foreign contribution total.
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