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WHY MBA ? Believe it or not, no other course as compact and short as MBA can make you earn US$ 2.5 million as cumulative median cumulative salary over a period of 20 years. This is exactly what has been found by GMAC in its Alumni Survey.
Doing MBA from a good B-school is a lucrative investment and it will not take more than 4 years to recoup your MBA costs after completion of the course, is the outcome of GMAC Alumni Survey report published on February 23, 2016.
MBA or PGDM with MBA equivalence is a short Post Graduate programme with high career prospects which no other programme offers.
It is of 2 years duration for freshers who have no work experience after bachelor’s degree and of 1 or 1 and a half year duration for those who have work experience of 2 years or more.
Great Learning shapes the future IIM Ahmedabad alumnus Santosh Desai, CEO, Future Brands, says, “The wonderful thing about the MBA is that one will not just be the manager, but also a creator.
I think the most important future challenge would be how you are going to transcend the act of managers. In management institute, you are given the freedom to think and to face the challenges.
It will be new because all the things are in you but nothing compels you to think independently as does the good MBA course.”
Indian Economy needs more MBAs According to Asian Development Bank economic growth projections Indian economy would grow at 7.4% leaving China behind which is proposed to have the economic growth rate of 6.5%.
The Make in India and start up India would consistently need more skilled and managerial professionals to meet the growing demand in coming years.
When we aspire to make India usher in the era of double digit growth, move on the path of Make in India, it may not come from a few developed urban pockets.
It is the task of the MBAs to develop the less developed areas and bring uniformity in the development, as MBAs have the right skills.
MBA boosting Alumni’s career Graduate Management Admission Council’s (GMAC) 2016 Alumni Perspectives Survey Report reveals that all the alumni who were surveyed agree that MBA contributed a lot to boost their career. 81% feel that MBA was instrumental to increase their salary substantially; 80% find that MBA prepared them for leadership roles; 74% find that MBA offered quicker advancement in career and 70% are of the view that doing MBA helped them to improve their network.
Top jobs for General Graduates You can’t become a doctor, engineer or scientist if you are a general graduate in commerce, humanities, arts, computer application and others.
But you can become the highly paid manager after completing your MBA degree. Wide choice of career Options MBA degree gives depth to your resume and helps you to choose career options as per your own perspective and better marketability.
You are not the same person after emerging from the Management institute as it shapes your personality and widens your knowledge in different aspects and field. MBA degree propels you for a managerial job or position.
If you are student with a specialization in engineering, chartered accountancy, Company secretary, etc, you need an MBA degree to gain a managerial position. MBAs draw in Crores Inspite of economic slowdowns round the world, placement records of top B- schools in India come as a motivation for all those who have a dream to pursue MBA.
The highest and average placement in almost all the major MBA programmes offered by the Business schools located in any part of the country including IIMs, FMS, IIFT, SPJIMR, MDI, NITIE, NMIMS, JBIMS, IMI, IMT and many others have gone up by 10 to 40% between a range of Rs. 7 lakhs to 70 lakhs.
In fact there is no other 2 year post graduate programme than the MBA which can offer such a good career start even before completing the course.
No higher position without MBA In certain organizations, having an MBA or an advanced degree is practically a requirement for certain positions. It's hard to move up without that credential, no matter how talented you are.
Because of the recession's affect on employment, many companies have a wealth of talent to pick from at the moment and some can afford to be choosy in their hiring.
Candidates need to score every point possible, and an MBA degree may give that extra edge to you. MBA: Gateway to join the super CEOs list MBA imbibes in you the necessary knowledge and skill set which you will need in your life, not only in the professional but also in personal walks.
MBA courses imbibe in the students the capability and skills to maximize individual and organizational productivity. Courses 1. Full-time MBA Most of the U.S. universities offer a two-year full-time MBA (full form of MBA). For those who wish to complete their MBA within a year and get back into the job-market, an MBA from the U.K. wherein many universities offer a one-year MBA program would be ideal.
The living cost incurred for a one-year course would also be lower than a two-year MBA program. Related posts that you may be interested in reading: – Best countries for an MBA abroad – Average salary after MBA in USA, India – MBA in Singapore vs MBA in India, USA and France 2. Part-time MBA A part-time MBA suits the needs of working professionals who can complete the course on a part-time basis while still being employed.
Though this would mean extended duration of the course, the income stream would continue throughout without having to take a break from work.
Here’s the story of a candidate who got into the Part-time MBA at UCLA and Berkeley Haas. 3. Executive MBA This is aimed for the experienced professionals from various fields who wish to sharpen their managerial abilities, expand their career potential, gain leadership qualities and acquire international management experience in a multi-cultural environment. Most of these programs have a flexible schedule and are designed to suit working professionals.
Here’s a list of the best Executive MBA courses and some interesting Executive MBA articles. 4. Dual MBA This program suits those who find the MBA course clubbed together with the stream they wish to pursue. Some schools like Wharton, Kellogg have been offering a three year joint J.D. / MBA program.
NYU Stern School of Business also offers a range of choices for a dual MBA course. It also has a tie-up with HEC Paris wherein candidates on completion get an MBA degree from both the colleges. The selection criteria for these dual MBA program vary from school to school. These candidates complete the courses of their choice with the added advantage of having an MBA which is surely a feather in the cap. INSEAD on the other hand has a dual-campus program wherein candidates can choose to study in their Asia campus at Singapore or Europe campus at Fontainebleau, France.
It also has a tie-up with Wharton School of Pennsylvania. Here’s an FAQ on MBA Dual Degree Programs. 5. Distance learning MBA This is a means of obtaining an MBA without actually having to attend the program on the campus.
This could be done through various correspondence courses, online course material and discussions, teleconferencing and videoconferencing. The advantage of this model is that these courses can be completed from the comfort of our home and while continuing our current profession.
Some of these programs also offer flexibility in terms of their course structure. Here’s more on distance MBA programs. Check out the Best Online MBA Programs in the World.
Also read this story on Online eMBA vs full-time MBA. One-year v/s two-year program For those who wish to earn an MBA degree with all the pros associated, but are wary about taking a long break from work or have financial constraints, a one-year MBA just serves the purpose. More often, persons with slightly greater experience prefer to go in for a one-year program.
On the other hand, a lot of young professionals who are in a position to devote more time for an MBA, a two-year stint would work just right. This would give a wider coverage of the various subjects, longer duration of internship, more networking opportunities and thus greater exposure to all that an MBA has in store.
ELIGIBILITY
MBA/MMS/PGDBM/PGDM course, the candidate should fulfill the following eligibility criteria:
Passed with minimum of 50% mark in any Full Time Bachelor’s degree of minimum three years duration in any discipline recognized by the Association of Indian Universities for general category student.
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Appeared for the final year examination of any Full Time Bachelor’s degree of minimum three years duration in any discipline recognized by the Association of Indian Universities. Such candidates can be considered for provisional admission subject to passing the Degree exam with minimum of 50% marks in aggregate for general category student.
2. Appeared for GMAT / CAT (conducted by IIMs) /JMET (conducted by IITs) / MAT (conducted by AIMA in February 2017) / ATMA (conducted by AIMS) / XAT (conducted by XLRI) for seeking admission to MBA/MMS for the academic year 2016-17. Such candidates are required to appear for the GD &PI conducted by the Management of the respective institutes
Course
1. Full- time MBA
Most of the U.S. universities offer a two-year full-time MBA (full form of MBA). For those who wish to complete their MBA within a year and get back into the job-market, an MBA from the U.K. wherein many universities offer a one-year MBA program would be ideal. The living cost incurred for a one-year course would also be lower than a two-year MBA program.
2. Part-time MBA
A part-time MBA suits the needs of working professionals who can complete the course on a part-time basis while still being employed. Though this would mean extended duration of the course, the income stream would continue throughout without having to take a break from work.
3. Executive MBA
This is aimed for the experienced professionals from various fields who wish to sharpen their managerial abilities, expand their career potential, gain leadership qualities and acquire international management experience in a multi-cultural environment. Most of these programs have a flexible schedule and are designed to suit working professionals.
4. Dual MBA
This program suits those who find the MBA course clubbed together with the stream they wish to pursue. Some schools like Wharton, Kellogg have been offering a three year joint J.D. / MBA program.
NYU Stern School of Business also offers a range of choices for a dual MBA course. It also has a tie-up with HEC Paris wherein candidates on completion get an MBA degree from both the colleges. The selection criteria for these dual MBA program vary from school to school.
These candidates complete the courses of their choice with the added advantage of having an MBA which is surely a feather in the cap.
INSEAD on the other hand has a dual-campus program wherein candidates can choose to study in their Asia campus at Singapore or Europe campus at Fontainebleau, France. It also has a tie-up with Wharton School of Pennsylvania.
5. Distance learning MBA
This is a means of obtaining an MBA without actually having to attend the program on the campus. This could be done through various correspondence courses, online course material and discussions, teleconferencing and videoconferencing.
The advantage of this model is that these courses can be completed from the comfort of our home and while continuing our current profession. Some of these programs also offer flexibility in terms of their course structure.
One-year v/s two-year program
For those who wish to earn an MBA degree with all the pros associated, but are wary about taking a long break from work or have financial constraints, a one-year MBA just serves the purpose. More often, persons with slightly greater experience prefer to go in for a one-year program.
On the other hand, a lot of young professionals who are in a position to devote more time for an MBA, a two-year stint would work just right. This would give a wider coverage of the various subjects, longer duration of internship, more networking opportunities and thus greater exposure to all that an MBA has in store.
Exam
MBA Entrance Exam Name | Exam Date | Application Begins | Application Ends | Results |
CAT | NOV | AUG | SEP | DEC last week (Tentative) |
XAT | JAN | AUG Last week | NOV | JAN last week (Tentative) |
CMAT | JAN 1st week | DEC | DEC (Tentative) | JAN |
SNAP | DEC | AUG | NOV | JAN |
NMAT by GMAC | OCT – DEC | JULY | OCT | JAN |
IIFT | NOV | JULY | SEP | DEC (Tentative) |
ATMA | DEC (Tentative) | OCT first week | DEC first week (Tentative) | DEC last week (Tentative) |
IBSAT | DEC | AUG | DEC | JAN |
MICAT | DEC | SEP | DEC | DEC |
MAH-CET | MARCH (Tentative) | FEB (Tentative) | FEB (Tentative) | MAY (Tentative) |
IRMA | JAN (Tentative) | SEP (Tentative) | DEC first week | FEB (Tentative) |
KMAT | AUG (Tentative) | June (Tentative) | JULY (Tentative) | AUG (Tentative) |
TANCET | MAY (Tentative) | APRIL (Tentative) | APRIL (Tentative) | JUNE (Tentative) |
Famous Management alumni
Dr Raghuram Rajan, Ajay Banga, Avani Davda, Chetan Bhagat, Deep Kalra, Indra Nooyi, Chanda Kocchar, Prasoon Joshi are only a few of the many MBA alumni who have reached the height of success with their hard work and dedication without compromising the values and principles in life.
These top national and international icons have excelled in different fields after getting their MBA graduation from one of the Indian Business schools and are the living inspiration of planning and hard work for MBA aspirants.
Lakhs of aspirants prepare every year to tame the CAT, XAT, CMAT, MAT, NMAT by GMAC among other exams to get admission in highly ranked MBA institutes. With Indian economy picking up and Modi government launching many schemes like Make in India and Start Up India, there was never a better time to opt for MBA
MBA Alumni join super CEOs club
There is a long list of many super successful CEO’s and MD’s. A few of them are listed below which prove the reason for MBA being termed as the prized degree. If you wish to join this elite club, MBA is your way out.
Alumni | Designation |
Dr Raghuram Rajan | RBI Governor & Global Authority on Financial Markets |
Ajay Banga | President & CEO Master Card worldwide |
Deep Kalra | DEO MakeMyTrip.com |
Chetan Bhagat | Bestselling author |
Indra Nooyi | Chairman & CEO of PepsiCo Worldwide |
Rakesh Kapoor | CEO Reckitt Benckiser |
Harit Nagpal | MD & CEO Tata Sky |
Sanjay Verma | CEO Asia Pacific Cushman & Wakefield |
Prasoon Joshi | Adman & National Award Winning Lyricist & Author |
Avani Davda | Former CEO Tata Starbucks |
Chanda Kocchar | CEO ICICI Bank |
Illustrious Alumni of B-schools
It is not only IIM Ahmadabad, IIM Bangalore, IIM Calcutta or IIM Lucknow whose alumni are famous across the world. Other highly ranked university affiliated or private B-schools are also proud of their alumni. The following past and present alumni from few of the top B-schools reveal the carrier opportunity in their MBA programme offered to them.
The designations of the famous alumni shared below might have changed in a few cases.
IIM Ahmedabad: Notable past and present alumni
Late C K Prahalad, PGP 1966 | Management Thought Leader |
John C. Camillus, PGP 1968 | Donald R. Beall Professor of Strategic Management-Katz Graduate School of Business, University of Pittsburgh, USA |
Marti G. Subrahmanyam, PGP 1969 | Charles E. Merrill Professor of Finance, Economics and International Business-Stern School of Business, New York University |
Beheruz Nariman Sethna, PGP 1973 | President & Professor of Business, University of West Georgia |
Srikant M. Datar, PGP 1978 | Professor-Arthur Lowes Dickinson Chair at HBS |
Pradeep Chintagunta, PGP 1986 | Professor-Stanford University, USA |
Raghuram Rajan, PGP 1987 | Eric J. Gleacher Distinguished Service Professor of Finance-University of Chicago’s Graduate School of Business. Presently Governor Reserve Bank of India |
Kiran Karnik, PGP 1968 | Innovative and Strategic Thinker |
Mallika V Sarabhhai, PGP 1974 | Director-Darpana Academy, Ahmedabad |
Vijay Mahajan, PGP 1980 | Founder & Chairman, BASIX Group |
Ashok Alexander, PGP 1978 | India Country Director, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation |
M.P. Vasimalai, PGP 1993 | Executive Director-DHAN Foundation, Madurai |
Sanjeev Bikhchandani, PGP 1989 | Founder and Vice Chairman, naukri.com |
Deep Kalra, PGP 1992 | CEO-MakeMyTrip.com, India’s leading online travel company |
Roopa Kudva, PGP 1986 | Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer-CRISIL. Currently, MD- Omidyar Network India Advisors and Omidyar Network partner |
IIM Bangalore: Notable past and present alumni
| Kerschner Family Chairperson in Finance Education & Professor of Finance, Stern School of Business, New York University |
Gopal Krishna Nayak (PGP 1988) | Director IIIT Bhubanswar |
Sir Evelyn de Rothschild Professor of Finance, Judge Business School, University of Cambridge | |
Film maker and director | |
Damodar Mall (PGP 1986), | CEO, Reliance Retail |
Malavika Harita (PGP 1982) | CEO, Saatchi & Saatchi Focus |
Sameer Suneja (PGP 1994) | Global CEO, Perfetti Van Melle |
Shashi Sinha (PGP 1981) | CEO, IPG India |
K. Radhakrishnan (PGP 1976) | Former Chairman of ISRO |
Hasmukh Adhia (PGPPM 2002) | Secretary, Ministry of Finance, Government of India |
Ravi Neelakantan (PGP 1982) | IFS Officer and Diplomat |
IIM Calcutta: Notable past and present alumni
Former MD and CEO of Britannia Industries | |
Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Rediff.com | |
MD and CEO, Bombay Stock Exchange | |
Co-founder and CEO of Quikr | |
Chief Executive Officer of Dabur | |
Chairman and Managing Director, Shipping Corporation of India | |
Stock market analyst, coined the term Sensex | |
MD of Tata Steel | |
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, PepsiCo | |
Founder and CEO of Mastek | |
Chairperson and Managing Director at Hindustan Petroleum; first woman ever to head a Navratna PSU | |
CEO of Bharti Airtel (India) |
IIM Lucknow: Notable past and present alumni
IOC Manager, who was murdered for opposing Corruption | |
Deepak Garg | CEO of Rivigo |
Playback singer | |
Gaurav Agarwal | UPSC Civil Services Exam 2013 AIR 1 |
RMA, Anand (Gujarat): Notable Alumni
R.S.Sodhi | Managing Director, GCMMF (AMUL) |
Sivakumar Surampudi | Divisional Chief Executive, ITC Agri Business Division,Vice Chairman of ITC Infotech India Limited (Man behind e-choupal) |
Sanjay Panigrahi | President, Pidilite Industries Limited |
Ajay Desai | Senior President, YES Bank |
Sanjay Gangopadhyay | Marketing Director South East Asia at Nike |
NMIMS, Mumbai: Notable Alumn
Aruna Jayanthi | CEO, CapGemini India |
Arijit Sarkar | Director - Global Campaigns, Google |
Avani Davda | Ex-CEO, Tata Starbucks India |
Vikas Bahl | Film Director (famous for the movie Queen) |
Ravi Makhija | Regional Sr. Director - APAC & Japan, Oracle |
When we aspire to make India usher in the era of double digit growth, move on the path of Make in India, it may not come from a few developed urban pockets. It is the task of the MBAs to develop the less developed areas and bring uniformity in the development, as MBAs have the right skills.
IIM Ahmedabad alumnus Santosh Desai, CEO, Future Brands, says, “The wonderful thing about the MBA is that one will not just be the manager, but also a creator. I think the most important future challenge would be how you are going to transcend the act of managers. In management institute, you are given the freedom to think and to face the challenges. It will be new because all the things are in you but nothing compels you to think independently as does the good MBA course.”
Management placement trends
MBA Placements in 2016 have surpassed all previous records and as compared to any other post graduation programme MBA/PGDM from a good B-school has proved to be more fruitful.
Not only the final placement 2016 has been completed and closed in most of the B-schools with higher salary packages in all categores – highest, average and the minimum, more pre-placement offers as well as the summer placements in many new B-schools have recorded higher stipend than offered earlier.
Placement trends creating Strong demand for MBAs
Recent GMAC hiring projections for 2016 reflect a continued healthy demand for recent graduates of master-level business programs — especially MBAs. According to the GMAC findings 96% of responding employers agree that hiring business school graduates creates value for their companies and 68 percent agree that recruiting graduates of MBA and business master’s programs is a priority in their company’s hiring plans. According to the projections revealed by GMAC, the employability for MBAs would increase from 71% to 75%.
15 to 50% rise in MBA placement packages
Almost all the B schools have completed and are out with their placement data 2016. The Placement 2016 in all the B-schools have recorded a higher salary in the range of 15 to 50% as compared to last year. Corporate sector appears more inclined to hire MBAs at a much higher salary package rather than hiring ordinary engineering or accounting graduates.
Although top few IIMs have not shared the salary data for placement 2016 till the audit of the same is completed, the indications shown by the placement trends and quick completion of placement 2016 process reflect that there has been a substantial increase in placement packages and the employers have competed among themselves to hire more students from each of the top 4 IIMs.
Institutes like IIMs, XLRI, FMS, MDI, IIFT, SPJIMR, JBIMS, IMI, IMT, FORE, TAPMI, IFMR, XIMB, MICA have already concluded their placement 2016 with higher salary offers and a few of them going as high as Rs.1.05 crores.
MBA recession over
All the top B schools have been successful in beating the global economic slowdown and unlike the snail’s pace growth rate of Indian Economy, they have shown tremendous increase in highest and average salary packages and on the top of it presented a pleasant surprise with increased number of recruiters at their campuses in placement 2016.
Recruiters competed for early placement
A few of the institutes began their placement process as early as in December 2015 and a few others began it in the month of February 2016 only and announced the completion of the placement in 3-4 days.
Record of shortest placement period
IIM Ahmedabad completed its placement in 3 clusters held on February 12, 16 and 19; IIM Bangalore and IIM Calcutta concluded placement 2016 in 2.5 days; IIM Lucknow in 3 days; IIM Kozhikode in 7 days.
Apart from the IIMs the top B-schools like FMS, XLRI, SPJIMR, MDI, IMT, FORE, XIMB, TAPMI, IMI, new IIMs among others have completed their placement in shortest ever period and have recorded higher salary packages.
Highest & Average packages up
If we go by the trends in placement 2016 in all B schools including IIMs, more surprises await us. Both the highest and lowest salary packages have gone up in varying percentage at different B schools in the range of 15 to 50%. The average salary figure that determines the spread has also shot up even in the non IIMs.
FMS has recorded highest ever international salary package of Rs. 1.05 crore while the average salary has also gone up to Rs.20.5 lakhs. The trend of rising salary packages exists in almost all the B-schools.
Placement statistics in top B-schools
Comparative statistical data of last 3 years placement reflect the rising placement in B-schools across the country. The placement trends and domains where higher number of placements have been offered in top B-schools are shared below-
B-school | Total students | Recrtrs | HiSal 16 | Av sal 16 | Hi sal15 | Av sal15 | Hi sa 14 | Av sal | Most Pop |
BIMTECH, Greater Noida | 228 | 82 | 12 | 7.51 | 11 | 7 | 15 | 6.75 | IT/ITES |
FMS Delhi | 210 | 147 | 66 | 20.5 | 35 | 17.04 | 61 | 16.18 | Consulting & Gen Mngmt 37% |
FORE school of Management, Delhi | 207 | 65 | 21 | 9 | 18 | 8.5 | 11 | 8 | Consulting -50% |
IIFT Delhi, Kolkata | 254 | 81 | 29 | 18.01 | 24 | 14.54 | 24 | 14.32 | Finance 28% |
IIM Indore | 617 | 162 | 32 | 15.67 | 35 | 14.30 | 32 | 12.13 | BFSI-30% |
IIM Kozhikode | 360 | 119 | 37 | 17.1 | 29.5 | 14.92 | 32 | 13.7 | Consulting – 28% |
IIM Shillong | 137 | 41 | 23.35 | 14 | 21 | 13.04 |
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IIM Raipur | 118 | 115 | 21.50 | 12.51 | 21.76 | 11.14 | 18 | 10.06 | IT/ITES-35% |
IIM Rohtak | 137 | 48 | 18.30 | 11.78 |
| 11 | 17 | 9.68 | BFSI-21% |
IIM Trichy | 102 | 90 | 23.81 | 13.01 | 19.50 | 11.32 | 19.25 | 11.78 | BFSI-24% |
MDI Gurgaon | 237 | 112 | 32.10 | 18.95 | 25.18 | 16.86 | 23.36 | 14.74 | BFSI-25% |
IMI Delhi | 181 | 96 | 29 | 14.3 | 14 | 9.28 | 16 | 8 |
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IMT Ghaziabad | 474 | 172 | 21.17 | 10.88 | 21 | 9.70 | 23 | 8.7 | IT/ITES-27%; 127 students |
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It is anticipated that in next 2 years, majority of the employers will be striving towards improving performance and productivity, expanding their customer base, and launching new products and services and less focused on overcoming economic challenges and cutting costs than in recent years.
Employers plan to offer more internships to MBA candidates in 2016-17 according to GMAC survey. Internships remain one of the most successful ways for Master’s-level business school graduates to receive job offers. As such more employers than those who offered MBA internships in 2015 plan to increase the number of MBA internship openings in 2016 which will add more value to MBA 2016-18 batch.
- -- Indian Institute of Management (IIM), Bangalore
- -- Indian Institute of Management (IIM), Calcutta
- -- Indian Institute of Management (IIM), Lucknow
- -- Indian Institute of Management (IIM), Indore
- -- Indian Institute of Management (IIM), Kozhikode
- -- Indian Institute of Management (IIM), Shillong
- -- Indian Institute of Management (IIM), Kashipur
- -- Indian Institute of Management (IIM), Raipur
- -- Indian Institute of Management (IIM), Ranchi
- -- Indian Institute of Management (IIM), Rohtak
- -- Indian Institute of Management (IIM), Tiruchirappalli
- -- Indian Institute of Management (IIM), Udaipur
- Department of Management Studies (IIT) Madras
India is the country that houses number of top ranked well renowned MBA/PGDM institutes. The total number of B-schools in all categories – University affiliated, Statutory, Autonomous and private are more than 3500. Out of them there are hundreds which offer high quality MBA education and are much sought after during admission season.
Few of the well reputed and dream B-schools are-
Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs)
There are at present 20 IIMs in the country. Out of them 7 are in the category of old IIMs, 6 started operation in 2010-11 and another 6 were established in 2015-16. The 7th new IIM Jammu begins operation from 2016. IIMs are established under the IIM Act passed by the parliament. They offer PGDM which is equivalent to MBA and is recognized globally. Government of India is proposing to get approval from the Parliament to authorize all the IIMs to award MBA instead of PGDM 13 old and a little new IIMs detailed below are the dream campuses for the MBA aspirants.
-- Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Ahmadabad
Other top B-schools
Other top B-schools in India include the University affiliated autonomous B-schools, other autonomous B-schools and Private PGDM B-schools. These B-schools are second to none and compete with highest international education standard
-- Faculty of Management Studies (FMS) University of Delhi, Delhi
-- Indian Institute of Foreign Trade (IIFT) Delhi & Kolkata
-- International Management Institute (IMI) Delhi
-- Institute of Management Technology (IMT) Ghaziabad
-- Indian School of Business (ISB) Hyderabad & Mohali
-- Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies (JBIMS), University of Mumbai, Mumbai
-- K J Somaiya Institute of Management Studies and Research (SIMSR), Mumbai
-- Management Development Institute (MDI) Gurgaon
-- T A Pai Management Institute (TAPMI) Manipal
-- Xavier School of Management (XLRI) Jamshedpur
-- Xavier Institute of Management, Bhubaneswar (XIMB)
(All above names in alphabetic order)
IITs & NITIE
Focused more for engineers, IITs and NITIE offer high value MBA programmes. Few of the renowned programmes are conducted at – National Institute of Industrial Engineering (NITIE) MumbaiShailesh J Mehta School of Management (SJMSoM) IIT MumbaiDepartment of Management Studies (DMS) IIT Delhi