Ren Xinmin, Huang Weilu, Qian Ji, Zhu Guangya, Cheng Kaijia and Zhao Jiuzhang, who are ranked 12th in Nanjing University, are alumni of Nanjing University.

Min Enze, Wu Liangyong, Liu Dongsheng, Zhang Cunhao and Cheng Kaijia are NTU alumni.

Min Naiben, Wang Debao, Qin Renchang, Feng Kang, Hou Xianguang and others who won the first prize of the National Natural Science Award are NTU graduates. As of February 2012, NTU is the only mainland university to win the award.

The number of Yangtze Scholar Distinguished Professors ranks third in the country.

From the establishment of the National Science Fund for Distinguished Young Scholars in 1994 to 2014, NTU has had 137 undergraduate graduates and 113 master’s and doctoral graduates receive this fund, ranking first among universities in the country.

Extended information Ren Xinmin (December 5, 1915 - February 12, 2017), male, native of Renjiawan, Shengkang Town, born in Ningguo City, Anhui Province, an expert in aerospace technology and liquid rocket engine technology, China Missile and Aerospace

One of the important pioneers of technology.

In 1940, he graduated from the College Department of the Military Industrial School of the Ministry of Military and Political Affairs of Chongqing.

In 1945, he went to study abroad at the University of Michigan Graduate School in the United States and received a master's degree in mechanical engineering and a doctorate in engineering mechanics.

He was elected as an academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (faculty member) in 1980, and as an academician of the International Academy of Astronautics (IAA) in 1985.

He led and participated in the development of the first self-designed liquid rocket engine for short- and medium-range ballistic surface-to-surface missiles. He has won 2 National Science and Technology Progress Special Awards, the Qiushi Fund Outstanding Scientist Award, and Outstanding Contribution to China's Manned Spaceflight Work

Meritorious Service Medal, "Two Bombs and One Star" Meritorious Service Medal, etc.

On February 12, 2017, Ren Xinmin passed away at the age of 102.