NEW DELHI : 4 Indian full-time MBA programmes have made it into the highest 100 in QS’s World Rankings for 2025.
Main the Indian cohort is IIM Bangalore, which dropped to 53rd from forty eighth final yr. In complete, 14 Indian MBA programmes have secured a spot within the QS rankings, together with three new entries: IIM Kozhikode, debuting within the 151-200 band, and the Institute of Administration Expertise, Ghaziabad, together with Somaiya Vidyavihar College, showing within the 251+ band.
Different Indian programmes within the prime 100 embrace IIM Ahmedabad at 60 (down from 53), IIM Calcutta at 65 (down from 59), and the Indian College of Enterprise at 86 (down from 78). Regardless of these declines, three Indian establishments rank within the world prime 50 for employability, with IIM Bangalore main in alumni impression.
The QS Quacquarelli Symonds, a worldwide increased schooling analyst, launched the 2025 rankings for MBA and Enterprise Grasp’s programmes. These rankings underscore India’s rising presence in world enterprise schooling, with 14 MBA programmes making it to the record.
The QS World MBA and Enterprise Grasp’s Rankings for 2025 span 58 international locations and territories, eval uating 340 prime MBA programmes and specialised grasp’s levels in areas comparable to administration, finance, advertising and marketing, enterprise analytics, and provide chain administration.
Three Indian MBA programmes stand among the many world’s prime 50 for employability: IIM Bangalore (33), IIM Calcutta (34), and IIM Ahmedabad (47), with a fourth Indian programme making it into the highest 100 for this key indicator.
IIM Bangalore’s fulltime MBA programme delivers the best return on funding in India, rating 53rd globally. IIM Ahmedabad and IIM Calcutta additionally function on this planet’s prime 100 for ROI. Nevertheless, Indian establishments face challenges, notably in pupil and college range. Not one of the 14 Indian programmes ranked among the many prime 250 globally on this space, highlighting a necessity for better internationalisation.
Regionally, India dominates Asia’s rankings with 14 programmes, adopted by Mainland China with 10, additional solidifying India’s position within the area’s enterprise schooling ecosystem.
