HYDERABAD: For the fourth consecutive year, Indian Business School’s Post-Graduate Programme (PGP) in Management has been ranked in the global top 20 MBA programmes.
It has been placed at number 13 in the global rankings 2011 released on Monday by the Financial Times, London. It has also recorded the highest salary percentage increase among all the top 100 schools, according to an ISB press release here.
During the four year period, ISB’s PGP class size grew by over 35 per cent to current strength of 570 students.
Commitment
ISB Dean Ajit Rangnekar reiterated ISB’s commitment to provide a world class experience to all stakeholders.
ISB Chairman Rajat Gupta said ISB was committed to its vision of grooming leadership for emerging world and had established new paradigms for management education in India.
Marking a new development, two programmes from Indian institutions have entered the rankings for the first time this year—PGPX of IIM-Ahmedabad (at 11) and GMBA of SP Jain Center of Management, Dubai/ Singapore (68).
Now in its 10 {+t} {+h} year, ISB is launching a series of initiatives to enhance business leadership in various segments, augment its research focus and provide meaningful careers for both young and senior professionals to enhance their careers.
Source : The Hindu