Top 10 Universities in the World

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The word University is obtained from the Latin Word “universitas magistrorum et scholarium” which means a community of scholars and teachers. It is a highest educational institution which provides the undergraduate, graduate and post-graduate education in several types of subjects and after clearing the academic session provides the degrees in the concerned subjects. But in Top ten universities the level and quality of education is much higher as compared to formal schools. actually most of these top institutes are research centers which invent new concepts , ideas and more importantly new discoveries , their scholars are successful professionals in the society. as Finland has the best education system in the world but it didn’t come in the list. out of more than 160 countries in the world and thousands of universities worldwide, the united states of America is at peak of the list of top ten universities and UK comes at the second place. 

Top 10 Universities in the World 2014
Top 10 Universities in the World

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