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4Th Edition Nhrdn & People Matters B-School Ranking 4TH EDITION NHRDN & PEOPLE MATTERS B-SCHOOL RANKING STORY R O T S R E V O C SEPTEMBER 2016 | 41 BEHIND THE RANKINGS Here is how the top B-Schools were identified & ranked 42 | SEPTEMBER 2016 North West South East Central 44 | SEPTEMBER 2016 NHRDN-PEOPLE MATTERS B-SCHOOL RANKING 2016 # Name of the College Overall Academic Faculty Profile Student Quality Score Excellence (Out of 1000) Weightage 20% Weightage 20% Weightage 15% Rank Score Rank Score Rank Score (Out of 200) (Out of 200) (Out of 150) Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad (IIMA)* 878 1 169 1 176 1 136 Indian Institute of Management, Calcutta (IIMC)* 845 2 168 2 153 1 136 Xavier Labour Relations Institute (XLRI), Jamshedpur 766 7 139 5 130 3 135 Indian Institute of Management, Lucknow (IIML)* 761 3 150 6 126 4 134 Management Development Institute (MDI), Gurgaon 758 4 147 3 138 7 133 Indian Institute of Management, Kozhikode (IIMK) 671 13 117 10 110 4 134 Indian Institute of Management, Indore (IIMI) 661 10 123 6 126 4 134 Faculty of Management Studies (FMS), Delhi* 631 5 146 26 80 8 132 Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies (NMIMS) Mumbai 629 9 135 12 106 17 125 National Institute of Industrial Engineering, Mumbai 625 8 137 15 101 13 129 Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS), Mumbai* 624 6 142 26 80 8 132 COVER STORY Institute of Management Technology (IMT), Ghaziabad 617 28 84 4 132 12 130 BIMTECH, Greater Noida 605 10 123 17 97 22 118 International Management Institute (IMI), Delhi 603 18 104 9 111 15 127 Xavier Institute of Management, Bhubaneswar (XIMB) 602 17 105 8 112 13 129 Department of Management Studies (DMS) – IIT, Delhi 583 12 122 26 80 8 132 VGSoM - IIT, Kharagpur 565 14 113 26 80 16 126 Prin. L. N. Welingkar Institute of Management Development & Research (We School), Mumbai 556 15 106 13 105 26 116 T.A. Pai Management Institute (TAPMI), Manipal 550 25 91 16 99 25 117 Symbiosis Centre for Management and Human Resource Development (SCMHRD), Pune 544 22 100 26 80 8 132 FORE School of Management, Delhi 539 19 103 14 103 19 122 Institute of Management - Nirma University (IMNU), Ahmedabad 526 20 102 22 84 22 118 K.J. Somaiya Institute of Management Studies and Research (SIMSR), Mumbai 524 30 78 11 108 21 121 Sydenham Institute of Management Studies, Research and Entrepreneurship Education (SIMSREE), Mumbai 511 15 106 26 80 17 125 * Scored solely on the basis of data available in public domain and from secondary sources 46 | SEPTEMBER 2016 Placements Accreditation Corporate Leadership & Infrastructure Campus Life Alumni Strength & Linkages Connectedness Governance Weightage 10% Weightage 10% Weightage 5% Weightage 5% Weightage 5% Weightage 5% Weightage 5% Rank Score Rank Score Rank Score Rank Score Rank Score Rank Score Rank Score (Out of 100) (Out of 100 (Out of 50) (Out of 50) (Out of 50) (Out of 50) (Out of 50) 1 96 2 90 1 39 4 40 1 40 2 42 1 50 2 84 1 100 2 35 4 40 2 39 4 40 1 50 4 77 5 84 6 24 1 45 3 36 1 45 1 50 5 76 2 90 4 32 15 35 5 35 6 39 5 45 7 75 2 90 3 34 35 30 5 35 3 41 11 35 5 76 7 77 5 25 15 35 15 31 19 32 11 35 9 70 18 34 6 24 1 45 9 33 8 38 11 35 Y R O T S R E V O C 3 78 21 25 16 15 4 40 36 25 4 40 1 50 10 68 11 47 16 15 15 35 36 25 6 39 11 35 10 68 21 25 16 15 4 40 3 36 19 32 8 43 8 73 16 36 16 15 15 35 12 32 10 35 7 44 18 53 6 80 16 15 35 30 9 33 10 35 24 26 22 48 9 60 6 24 1 45 5 35 15 34 31 20 16 55 8 62 10 21 35 30 28 28 10 35 20 30 14 61 14 44 16 15 35 30 5 35 9 37 16 34 12 66 20 30 16 15 4 40 21 30 41 24 5 45 13 62 21 25 16 15 4 40 28 28 15 34 9 42 22 48 11 47 10 21 35 30 35 26 10 35 25 23 19 52 13 45 14 17 15 35 9 33 19 32 20 30 15 58 21 25 16 15 15 35 15 31 15 34 11 35 20 50 21 25 12 19 15 35 36 25 28 28 20 30 26 47 21 25 16 15 4 40 15 31 22 31 17 33 22 48 21 25 9 23 15 35 28 28 34 27 19 32 16 55 21 25 16 15 44 25 36 25 44 23 17 33 Disclaimer: Only the schools that participated have been ranked. This is not a comprehensive list of all B-Schools in India SEPTEMBER 2016 | 47 # Name of the College Overall Academic Faculty Profile Student Quality Score Excellence (Out of 1000) Weightage 20% Weightage 20% Weightage 15% Rank Score Rank Score Rank Score (Out of 200) (Out of 200) (Out of 150) Indian Institute of Forest Management (IIFM), Bhopal 490 20 102 26 80 29 113 Lal Bahadur Shastri Institute of Management (LBSIM), Delhi 481 30 78 26 80 19 122 Institute for Financial Management and Research (IFMR), Chennai 480 27 90 26 80 26 116 Goa Institute of Management (GIM), Goa 467 32 72 26 80 22 118 Jaipuria Institute of Management, Noida 464 25 91 26 80 34 98 Institute of Management Technology (IMT), Nagpur 461 38 60 21 87 30 110 SDMIMD, Mysore 460 33 71 26 80 28 114 Xavier Institute of Social Service (XISS), Ranchi 451 38 60 19 92 46 88 Amity Business School, Noida 448 37 65 18 93 31 109 PSG Institute of Management, Coimbatore 446 38 60 26 80 34 98 Institute of Finance and International Management (IFIM), Bengaluru 445 38 60 22 84 32 104 Jaipuria Institute of Management, Lucknow 444 38 60 25 81 34 98 COVER STORY IILM-Lodhi Road, Delhi 443 38 60 26 80 45 90 KIIT School of Management, Bhubaneswar 439 35 66 20 88 33 103 JIMS-Kalkaji, Delhi 438 23 96 24 83 41 96 New Delhi Institute of Management (NDIM), Delhi 437 24 94 26 80 43 93 Fortune Institute of International Business, Delhi 433 29 82 26 80 34 98 IILM College of Engineering and Technology, 427 38 60 26 80 42 94 Greater Noida ITM Business School, Navi Mumbai 426 35 66 26 80 34 98 SCMS Cochin School of Business, Cochin 423 38 60 26 80 34 98 Symbiosis Centre for Information Technology (SCIT), Pune 419 38 60 26 80 49 83 Jaipuria Institute of Management, Jaipur 417 38 60 26 80 43 93 Balaji Institute of Modern Management (BIMM), Pune 406 38 60 26 80 34 98 KIAMS, Harihar 405 38 60 26 80 46 88 Symbiosis Institute of Management (SIMS), Pune 404 38 60 26 80 50 73 GITAM School of International Business (GSIB), 397 34 68 26 80 46 88 Visakhapatnam 48 | SEPTEMBER 2016 Placements Accreditation Corporate Leadership & Infrastructure Campus Life Alumni Strength & Linkages Connectedness Governance Weightage 10% Weightage 10% Weightage 5% Weightage 5% Weightage 5% Weightage 5% Weightage 5% Rank Score Rank Score Rank Score Rank Score Rank Score Rank Score Rank Score (Out of 100) (Out of 100 (Out of 50) (Out of 50) (Out of 50) (Out of 50) (Out of 50) 30 45 21 25 16 15 15 35 21 30 38 25 27 22 21 49 21 25 16 15 15 35 36 25 35 26 23 27 28 46 21 25 16 15 15 35 12 32 35 26 43 15 22 48 21 25 16 15 15 35 15 31 41 24 31 20 45 40 21 25 14 17 15 35 36 25 22 31 27 22 30 45 15 37 16 15 35 30 15 31 22 31 43 15 40 41 21 25 16 15 4 40 24 29 44 23 27 22 STORY R O T S R E V O C 35 43 21 25 16 15 4 40 36 25 44 23 10 40 33 44 21 25 16 15 35 30 36 25 28 28 43 15 26 47 21 25 16 15 4 40 28 28 10 35 33 19 36 42 16 36 16 15 34 32 36 25 38 25 30 21 36 42 21 25 13 18 15 35 28 28 15 34 25 23 40 41 10 57 16 15 15 35 36 25 38 25 43 15 40 41 21 25 16 15 44 25 12 32 26 29 39 16 36 42 21 25 16 15 44 25 36 25 47 16 39 16 36 42 21 25 16 15 50 20 36 25 28 28 43 15 40 41 21 25 16 15 44 25 36 25 28 28 43 15 46 39 18 34 16 15 15 35 15 31 41 24 39 16 33 44 21 25 16 15 44 25 24 29 26 29 43 15 48 37 21 25 16 15 15 35 21 30 35 26 34 18 30 45 21 25 16 15 15 35 34 27 22 31 34 18 47 38 21 25 16 15 15 35 36 25 28 28 34 18 40 41 21 25 16 15 35 30 36 25 47 16 39 16 49 36 21 25 16 15 4 40 28 28 47 16 38 17 28 46 21 25 16 15 35 30 24 29 28 28 34 18 49 36 21 25 16 15 44 25 24 29 47 16 43 15 SEPTEMBER 2016 | 49 NHRDN-PEOPLE MATTERS B-SCHOOL RANKING 2016 Indian Institute of Management (IIMA), AHMEDABAD RANK 1 Same Established: 1961 Top-scoring parameters: Academic Excellence, Placements, Corporate Connectedness Previous year rankings: 2013: 1 | 2014: 1 | 2015: 1 Indian Institute of Management (IIMC), CALCUTTA COVER STORY RANK 2 1 up Established: 1961 Top-scoring parameters: Accreditation and Linkages, Alumni Strength, Student Quality Previous year rankings: 2013: 3 | 2014: 3 | 2015: 3 50 | SEPTEMBER 2016.
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