FT Rankings 2024: SPJIMR Leads As India’s Top Business School And Secures 35th Spot Globally

In a remarkable achievement, Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan's S.P. Jain Institute of Management and Research (SPJIMR) has once again been recognized as the leading business school in India according to the 2024 Financial Times (FT) Masters in Management global ranking.

For the second year running, SPJIMR has claimed the top spot among Indian institutions and has ascended to the 35th position globally.

FT Rankings 2024: SPJIMR Leads

The FT Rankings 2024 highlight SPJIMR's exceptional performance in the global business education arena, placing it above other prominent Indian institutions like IIM Ahmedabad and IIM Bangalore, which are ranked 39th and 41st respectively. This recognition underscores SPJIMR's growing international reputation and its commitment to excellence in management education.

Dr. Varun Nagaraj, the Dean of SPJIMR, expressed his enthusiasm about the institution's continued success. He noted that this ranking reflects SPJIMR's dedication to advancing 'wise innovation' in business and society. Dr. Nagaraj credited the institution's top performance to the collective efforts of its faculty, the achievements of its alumni, and the valuable partnerships forged with industry, social sectors, and academic institutions both in India and abroad.

About FT Rankings 2024

The Financial Times (FT) Masters in Management rankings for 2024 evaluate programs from business schools that are accredited by AACSB or EQUIS, specifically targeting participants with limited or no work experience. The rankings are determined based on several key criteria:

1. Alumni Career Progress: Measures the career advancement and salary increases of graduates.

2. School Diversity: Assesses the diversity of the student body and faculty.

3. International Experience & Research: Evaluate the global exposure provided by the program and the school's research output.

4. Career Services: Looks at the support provided by the school in terms of career guidance and placement services.

These criteria collectively highlight the strengths of business programs and their impact on students' careers, helping prospective students make informed decisions about their education.