InnoVision B-School Ranking Support

Assist Business Schools in obtaining superior rankings by ranking agencies

Business World Business School Ranking

The B-School Ranking is the result of a rigorous process of assessing the data sourced from institutes, secondary sources as well a perception survey.

The Business World team conducts surveys measuring the B-schools of our country against 10 broad parameters and 50 sub-parameters.

Methodology

BW Education invited more than 500 institutes to participate in the survey. The data for the ranking was sourced either directly from the institutes, through public records, or from secondary sources. The ranking also considered a perceptual survey conducted among industry and faculty members. The perceptual survey was carried out by BW Businessworld with 1,000 stakeholders who were asked to rate the B-schools they were familiar with on a 10-point scale. The stakeholders included 250 aspiring students, 250 current students, 350 alumni, and 150 recruiters.

Economic Times Business School Rankings

The ranking of MBA colleges in India by Economic Times is one of the most crucial ways to check which MBA college is worth the investment. After all, an MBA degree can help determine the path of a student’s career. The Functional Heads (for IT/HR/Finance/Marketing/Production) of the
companies listed in the ET 500 list are asked to rank the B-schools in order of preference for recruitment, considering factors like readiness for professionalism, corporate life, technical knowledge, etc.

Methodology

The Economic Times ranking was based on data gathered from 253 responses across the five functional areas with 38 Finance Heads, 31 IT Heads, 97 HR Heads, 34 Production Heads, and 52 Manufacturing Heads.

GHRDC Competition Success Review Business School Survey

A comprehensive survey of Indian B-Schools— CSR-GHRDC B-School Survey presents the rating and ranking of B-Schools based on a rigorous and objective method for evaluating management schools. To measure the progress of participants, the survey relied on a large number of objectively designed parameters followed by rigorous process of validation through emails, phone calls, supplementary questions together with extensive validation visits to the participating institutions.

Methodology:

A detailed questionnaire is prepared by a team of experts, based on past experience, research, and after an in-depth consideration and consultation with eminent Directors/ Deans of Management Institutes, recruiters and alumni of B-Schools.

Key Factors And Parameters:

The survey’s methodology takes into consideration the quantitative as well as the qualitative factors together with the relative and absolute value for each factor. The key strength and hallmark of the survey are transparency, reliability, consistency and validation of data given by the institutes.

Outlook-ICARE India’s Best Business School Ranking

Outlook-ICARE India’s Business School Ranking attempts to assess the efforts of business schools to buidling a dynamic knowledge environment.

Methodology

The Higher Education Institutes are measured by five criteria: I. Faculty Student Ratio II. Research III. Employability IV. Faculty Quality V. Inclusiveness & Diversity. These five broad parameters are then broken down into several sub- parameters/indicators, each leading to an overall weightage. The criteria scores are then normalised; scores for each measure are weighted to arrive at a final overall score of 100. The methodology is the product of years of research. It is continuously refined based on user feedback, discussions with academic leaders and higher education experts, literature reviews, trends in data, availability of new data, and engaging with vice-chancellors, deans, researchers, academicians and prominent educationists.

Outlook-ICARE India MBA Rankings 2023:

https://www.outlookindia.com/education/outlook-icare-india-mba-rankings-2023-india- s-top-private-mba-colleges-magazine-227771

Indian Institutional Ranking Framework (IIRF)

Indian Institutional Ranking Framework (IIRF) ranks more than 1,000 institutions (300+Universities, 350 Engineering colleges, 150+ B-Schools, 50 Law colleges, 50 Design schools, 50 Architecture colleges and 100+ Undergraduate colleges for BBA & BCA) across the country.

IIRF Research is Published in Education Post (Print Publishing Partner), a monthly magazine on higher education since 2012. Federation for World Academics (FWA) guides the methodology and industrial feedback and plays the role of Mentor for IIRF Centre for Institutional Research (ICIR) in India. The IIRF ranking is based on concrete analysis by the experts and stands as the most diverse and authentic ranking in India accepted by corporate world.

Methodology

The Indian Institutional Ranking Framework (IIRF) evaluates business schools based on seven key parameters:

1. Placement Performance: Measures the success of graduates in securing employment
within a specified timeframe after completing their MBA.

2. Teaching Learning Resources and Pedagogy: Assesses the quality of teaching, learning materials, and educational methods.

3. Research: Considers the research output and scholarly contributions of faculty members.

4. Industry Income and Integration: Examines the school’s engagement with industry, collaborations, and financial support.

5. Placement Strategy and Support: Evaluates the school’s efforts in guiding students toward successful placements.

6. Future Orientation: Considers the institution’s adaptability to changing trends and its forward-looking approach.

7. External Perception and International Outlook (EPIO): Reflects how the school is
perceived by stakeholders and its global outlook.

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