ISB, only Indian B-school in top 50 of FT Global MBA Ranking 2023

ISB is also ranked best in India in the research category. This research ranking also demonstrates the quality of research output generated by its faculty year after year.

• By: Education Desk , Edited by Sakshi Saroha
• New Delhi I | Updated: February 13, 2023 07:54 PM IST
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The Post Graduate Programme (PGP) from the Indian School of Business (ISB) was ranked the best in India in the Financial Times (FT) Global MBA Ranking 2023 released today. It is the only Indian B-school in the top 50 worldwide and has been ranked 39th globally and sixth in Asia.

ISB is also ranked best in India in the research category. This research ranking also demonstrates the quality of research output generated by its faculty year after year. Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Bangalore has been ranked at 52nd position in the rankings.

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