ISB stays top B-School in India, turns 26th globally in FT Executive Education Custom Ranking 2024

ISB Executive Education has also ranked one globally in the “Future Use” parameter.

The Indian School of Business (ISB) remained the top business school in India and ranked second in Asia in the newly released Financial Times (FT) Executive Education Custom Ranking 2024. On a global scale, the institute has risen to the 26th spot from 29th last year.

EMLyon Business School has acquired the second position in India, followed by York University, Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Bangalore, IIM Ahmedabad, and IIM Indore.

The custom programme ranking features the top 90 business schools. According to FT, the ranking of customised course providers is compiled using data from the business schools and their corporate clients in 2023. Each school must have a minimum of 10 clients who have commissioned programmes from them. At least five clients per school must complete the FT survey for a course provider to be eligible for the final ranking.

ISB Executive Education has also ranked one globally in the Future Use parameter. Other significant parameters where the school stands out globally are Teaching Methods and Materials (25), Value for Money (15), Preparation (27), Programme Design (28) and International Clients (28).

"The FT Ranking resonates with ISB Executive Education's commitment to equipping learners with knowledge and behaviours essential for effecting transformative change in global businesses and society, at large. We strive to consistently create a far-reaching and deep impact by integrating advanced learning pedagogies, leveraging the expertise of world-class faculty, cutting-edge research and drawing on comprehensive market insights with learner-focused outcomes,” said Deepa Mani, deputy dean of Executive Education and Digital Learning and professor of Information Systems at ISB.