IIM A features as a top business school on the QS global list

QS has recently published a report, which features IIM – A (Indian Institute of Management, Ahmadabad) as one of the top 3 schools in the Asia Pacific region.  The below list, which looks at the value of the MBA program has pulled out a group of 39 “Elite” Global Business Schools – 22 from the North American region, 14 from the European Continent and 3 from Asia Pacific.

North America	1	Harvard	US
	2	Stanford	US
	3	Kellogg, Northwestern	US
Latin America	1	Tecnologico de Monterrey	Mexico
	2	Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile	Chile
	3	Business School Sao Paulo	Brazil
Europe	1	INSEAD	France
	2	London Business School	UK
	3	IMD	Switzerland
West Asia & Africa	1	University of Cape Town	South Africa
	2	American University in Cairo	Egypt
	3	University of Witwatersrand	South Africa
Asia-Pacific	1	INSEAD-Singapore	Singapore
	2	IIM Ahmedabad	India
	3	NUS Business School	Singapore

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

With regards to MBA graduate Employability, London Business School, INSEAD – France and Harvard Business School were picked out of the list as clear winners by international recruiters. Deviating from the traditional MBA report the Global 200 Business Schools Report seeks to highlight the value of MBA programs all over the world and also looks at degree’s end-consumer satisfaction.

North America dominated the report in terms of sheer numbers with 22 schools in the ranking. However, Havard Business School was the only program that can boast of employer feedback that matches that of London School of Business and INSEAD – France.

MBA graduates from Europe stood out as those who were able to innovate in the workplace and for adapting incredible management skills to the fast-paced global economy. Indian MBA graduates shone in another arena, the report’s findings uncovered that Indian’s were by far the most academically advanced.  GMAT scores from IIM – A or IIM – B were found to be amongst the highest in the world beating scores from US and Europe with ease.

Each region on the list had its own triumphs – European graduates were found to be paid the highest salary ($109,300 or Rs 59.5 lakh) beating US graduates ($101,100 or Rs 55 lakh). However, US schools beat European schools to flinders when it came to subject specialization.

The findings from this report were gathered from over 3,000 responses from employers of business school graduates. As the test sought to go past the business school/course and see the final product created, employers were asked to identify the business schools they wished to hire from. 

Source:Minglebox