The present study compares two industrial state universities in terms of their quality. This was a field study using descriptive and functional research methods. The statistical population consists of all the faculty members, managers and staff whose organizational positions were equal, or higher, to experts at state universities. The research sample consisted of 663 people from two industrial-state universities (Amirkabir and Shahroud) selected through stratified sampling in which the statistical population of Iranian state universities were divided into 3 groups (developed, underdeveloped and undeveloped) in terms of two factors of industrial and non-industrial division. The data was collected using library sources, and two questionnaires were developed by the researcher (the faculty member questionnaire and the questionnaire for department managers, staff and university experts). The data was analyzed using computer programs, SPSS and Excel, as well as the parameters of the descriptive and inferential statistics, so it showed that these universities have on average the standards of the common quality models (will be described completely in the introduction). In this study, the common quality models are ISO10015, Deming quality model, Juran quality model, EFQM, ANSI and IWA2 which were used to develop two questionnaires; they are also studied as a standard in analyzing the quality of the two universities. Based on the findings, it was concluded that the two universities are at an average level in terms of quality parameters; compared with the common quality models, they were also at an average level of quality factors.