Rankings of Indian
B-Schools 2012
2.Rankings as per India Today
3.Rankings as per Outlook India
4. Rankings as per Mbauniverse
Saturday, March 30, 2013
World B-School Rankings 2013
Top B-School Rankings 2012-2013
1. Rankings as per The Economist (Top 100)
2. Rankings as per Financial Times
3. Rankings as per Bloomberg Businessweek
US Schools and International school rankings are in
different tabs
4. Rankings as per US News
Which B-School to go for ?
One way to be a
corporate-rodeo is a B-School degree. But which B-School to go for?
A convenient method is to Google a list of B-Schools Rankings. But the school you are getting admission to, may not be in the top 10 or 20.
Also if you are a prudent would be B-School student, you would not simply take things for face value.You would want to do some personal research which could be on the following lines:
1. See the ROI (Return on Investment) 5 years out from business school. Or Post-MBA salaries 3 years after graduation.
2. Entrance exam scores as part of student selectivity.
3. The ability of the MBA to open new career opportunities, as well as the international make-up of the school.
Other information if available could be:
4. The satisfaction levels of two core stakeholders: students and recruiters.
You can try to look up students of those colleges on social networking sites and have a first-hand intel.
5. Survey of deans and MBA directors.
A convenient method is to Google a list of B-Schools Rankings. But the school you are getting admission to, may not be in the top 10 or 20.
Also if you are a prudent would be B-School student, you would not simply take things for face value.You would want to do some personal research which could be on the following lines:
1. See the ROI (Return on Investment) 5 years out from business school. Or Post-MBA salaries 3 years after graduation.
2. Entrance exam scores as part of student selectivity.
3. The ability of the MBA to open new career opportunities, as well as the international make-up of the school.
Other information if available could be:
4. The satisfaction levels of two core stakeholders: students and recruiters.
You can try to look up students of those colleges on social networking sites and have a first-hand intel.
5. Survey of deans and MBA directors.
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