The IIMs and most top management colleges consider minimum sectional cut-offs (mostly around the 80th percentile) to be cleared to get a shortlist. Many aspirants face difficulty clearing the sectional cut-off for one of the three sections while their overall percentile clears the 90th percentile. The article lists the top MBA colleges in India with no sectional percentile criteria as per their last admission cycle.
1) Entrepreneurship on campus - The word Woxsen is an acronym which expands to - World Of Xtraordinary Smart Entrepreneurs for New Era and the university is true to its name through Trade Tower - an incubation centre on campus. 29 Start-Ups are being incubated at Woxsen’s Trade Tower currently. The incubator is open for all students on campus helping them through different stages of business development, from idea generation to funding to incorporation.
Let's talk about the 'CAT' in the room! With the recent declaration of the CAT 2023 results, understanding the MBA colleges accepting 50-95%ile in CAT scores becomes crucial. In this article, we bring to you a detailed list of B-Schools categorized into percentile brackets.
The latest Financial Times Masters in Management rankings are out! This year, a whopping 11 business schools have made it to the top-100, meaning India is now only second to France in terms of hosting the most number of top-ranked MiM programs. Since 2021, the number of Indian B-schools featuring in these rankings has nearly doubled, 11 Top Indian B-Schools Ranked 11 Top Indian B-Schools which is a testament to the quality of pre-experience management programs we're producing. Here's a breakdown of the FT MiM rankings of 2023, including the full list of the top-ranked programs.
InsideIIM’s Recruiter Rankings 2023-24 is going live and giving you a rare opportunity to have a heart-to-heart with your dream recruiters. You can spill the beans on what you think is the ultimate way to handle placements, what you love about their company and what you’d like them to change.
The list of India's top business schools has been revealed in the NIRF MBA rankings of 2022, and there continue to be some surprises in the latest iteration of this list. For instance, the IITs have truly shown their dominance in the Indian MBA landscape, with six of them featuring amongst India's top-twenty business schools. IIM Trichy and IIM Raipur have outdone their counterparts across various parameters. On the other end, third-generation IIMs find themselves well below expectations. Further, institutes such as SPJIMR, IIFT, IIM Shillong and other so-called 'premier' institutes find themselves at underwhelming positions in the latest rankings. Here's a quick and more comprehensive look into the NIRF MBA rankings of 2022!
InsideIIM's MBA rankings are now more comprehensive than ever before! In 2022, we reveal for the first time the intra-IIM rankings for all 20 IIMs in the country. Our rankings now cover 75 business schools across India, including young and high-potential institutes like IIFT Kolkata, Masters' Union, BITS Pilani's SOM, MDI Murshidabad, and many others. Take a look at institutes featured in this list of top MBA colleges in India!
The time has come again for B-school aspirants across the country to look choose between the b-schools that have shortlisted them. It can be a very draining activity and aspirants are worried about making the wrong choices. A very important source of information is the rankings published by various sources. The most easily available ones are those published by media houses, sometimes in collaboration with a research outfit. These rankings are usually taken with a pinch of salt and over time the credibility of many of these has been eroded. The one ranking that most turn to is the NIRF MBA Rankings, and in the past few years, it has established itself as a credible ranking. I believe there is a fundamental problem with the NIRF Rankings. Unfortunately, it has not been designed with the aspiring student applicant in mind. It is a general ranking with factors in a variety of factors useful to a variety of stakeholders. It might be a good ranking to use to form the basis for giving out some annual national awards, but it can be very misleading for students.
The IIMs and most top management colleges consider minimum sectional cut-offs (mostly around the 80th percentile) to be cleared to get a shortlist. Many aspirants face difficulty clearing the sectional cut-off for one of the three sections while their overall percentile clears the 90th percentile. The article lists the top MBA colleges in India with no sectional percentile criteria as per their last admission cycle.
1) Entrepreneurship on campus - The word Woxsen is an acronym which expands to - World Of Xtraordinary Smart Entrepreneurs for New Era and the university is true to its name through Trade Tower - an incubation centre on campus. 29 Start-Ups are being incubated at Woxsen’s Trade Tower currently. The incubator is open for all students on campus helping them through different stages of business development, from idea generation to funding to incorporation.
Let's talk about the 'CAT' in the room! With the recent declaration of the CAT 2023 results, understanding the MBA colleges accepting 50-95%ile in CAT scores becomes crucial. In this article, we bring to you a detailed list of B-Schools categorized into percentile brackets.
The latest Financial Times Masters in Management rankings are out! This year, a whopping 11 business schools have made it to the top-100, meaning India is now only second to France in terms of hosting the most number of top-ranked MiM programs. Since 2021, the number of Indian B-schools featuring in these rankings has nearly doubled, 11 Top Indian B-Schools Ranked 11 Top Indian B-Schools which is a testament to the quality of pre-experience management programs we're producing. Here's a breakdown of the FT MiM rankings of 2023, including the full list of the top-ranked programs.
InsideIIM’s Recruiter Rankings 2023-24 is going live and giving you a rare opportunity to have a heart-to-heart with your dream recruiters. You can spill the beans on what you think is the ultimate way to handle placements, what you love about their company and what you’d like them to change.
The list of India's top business schools has been revealed in the NIRF MBA rankings of 2022, and there continue to be some surprises in the latest iteration of this list. For instance, the IITs have truly shown their dominance in the Indian MBA landscape, with six of them featuring amongst India's top-twenty business schools. IIM Trichy and IIM Raipur have outdone their counterparts across various parameters. On the other end, third-generation IIMs find themselves well below expectations. Further, institutes such as SPJIMR, IIFT, IIM Shillong and other so-called 'premier' institutes find themselves at underwhelming positions in the latest rankings. Here's a quick and more comprehensive look into the NIRF MBA rankings of 2022!
InsideIIM's MBA rankings are now more comprehensive than ever before! In 2022, we reveal for the first time the intra-IIM rankings for all 20 IIMs in the country. Our rankings now cover 75 business schools across India, including young and high-potential institutes like IIFT Kolkata, Masters' Union, BITS Pilani's SOM, MDI Murshidabad, and many others. Take a look at institutes featured in this list of top MBA colleges in India!
The time has come again for B-school aspirants across the country to look choose between the b-schools that have shortlisted them. It can be a very draining activity and aspirants are worried about making the wrong choices. A very important source of information is the rankings published by various sources. The most easily available ones are those published by media houses, sometimes in collaboration with a research outfit. These rankings are usually taken with a pinch of salt and over time the credibility of many of these has been eroded. The one ranking that most turn to is the NIRF MBA Rankings, and in the past few years, it has established itself as a credible ranking. I believe there is a fundamental problem with the NIRF Rankings. Unfortunately, it has not been designed with the aspiring student applicant in mind. It is a general ranking with factors in a variety of factors useful to a variety of stakeholders. It might be a good ranking to use to form the basis for giving out some annual national awards, but it can be very misleading for students.
