The Indian School of Business (ISB) has been ranked 40th among the top 100 B-schools globally in the Financial Times’ executive MBA (EMBA) Ranking for 2024. ISB is the only business institute from India to feature on the list, which is led by China Europe International Business School.
ISB excelled in various parameters, ranking 8th for having the strongest alumni network, 17th for salaries offered, and 19th for percent of salary increase. The average salary of an ISB graduate three years post-course completion is $328,039, while it is $536,759 for graduates from the Chinese business school.
Professor Deepa Mani, deputy dean of academic programmes and digital learning at ISB, expressed delight at the recognition, citing the school’s global reputation for academic excellence and top-tier teaching. The EMBA programme was highly praised for its employment outcomes, catering to diverse employers and aiding alumni in achieving their career aspirations.
The ‘PGPMAX class of 2020’, a course tailored for experienced professionals and senior executives with over a decade of work experience, contributed to this year’s ranking. ISB highlighted the programme’s focus on equipping participants with the knowledge, skills, and tools needed to lead and grow impactful businesses.
The ranking is determined by alumni feedback in six categories, including current salary, career progression, work experience, goals achieved, and alumni network quality. Alumni from ISB’s EMBA programme were surveyed to assess these criteria, showcasing the school’s commitment to providing a top-notch learning experience for its students.
