Indian School of Business ranked 28th among global top 100 B-schools

 Suresh Dharur

Tribune News Service

Hyderabad, January 29

The Indian School of Business (ISB), a premier management institution having campuses in Hyderabad and Mohali, has been ranked 28th among the top 100 global B-schools.

According to the Financial Times Global MBA 2018 rankings, the post graduate programme of the ISB is ranked 28th in the list, an ISB release said here on Monday.

It is the top ranked business school in India.

ISB is in the top five globally in terms of percentage salary increase and placement three months after graduation and continues to rank quite high in alumni recommendation, the release said.

On other key parameters like weighted salary, percentage of aims achieved and placement success, the school continues to make progress year on year.

“Our research ranking clearly puts us at the top of the Indian B-schools in terms of our investment in faculty and research and corresponding research output. Because research rankings depend on total versus per capita research productivity, we will improve as we attract more resident faculty.

“We will continue to focus on providing world class education while steadfastly investing in our faculty, research centres and institutes. ISB will continue to proactively partner with government and industry to drive performance and to contribute to society at large.” ISB Dean Rajendra Srivastava said.

“When the school was conceived, it was to groom future leaders for India and the world. We have always scaled up keeping this vision in mind. Today, we have over 8600 alumni across 42 countries who are agents of transformation. ISB continues to create impact globally while focusing on quality,” the dean said.

ISB is the youngest school ever to consistently rank among the top Global MBA programmes, one among the select 100 global B-schools to have AACSB and EQUIS accreditation, one of the largest providers of Executive Education in Asia, and the most research-productive Indian management institution.