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Manav Rachna School Debuts in QS Global MBA Rankings

Manav Rachna School Debuts in QS Global MBA Rankings
Manav Rachna’s School of Leadership & Management Debuts in QS Global MBA Rankings 2027 Alongside IIM Udaipur, MDI, XLRI and IIFT · theprint.in

Manav Rachna’s School of Leadership & Management has appeared in a major international MBA ranking for the first time.

The ranking is called the QS Global MBA Rankings 2027.

The school was placed in the 301+ group worldwide.

It ranked 51st in Asia and ninth in India.

It also ranked second in India for diversity.

The ranking looks at areas such as jobs, investment value, entrepreneurship, research ideas and diversity.

The school says it connects classroom learning with businesses and international partners.

Nineteen Indian business schools were included in the ranking this year.

Key facts

Global ranking
301+ band in the QS Global MBA Rankings 2027
Asian ranking
51st in Asia
Indian ranking
9th in India
Diversity ranking
2nd in India
Indian institutions ranked
19 business schools
New Indian entrants
Five institutions entered the ranking for the first time
International pathways
MBA Global dual-degree programmes with KEDGE Business School and Queen Mary University of London

Quotes

Prof. (Dr.) Sanjay Srivastava

Vice Chancellor of MRIIRS

“Global rankings benchmark institutions not only on academic outcomes, but on their ability to create measurable impact across employability, research, entrepreneurship, international engagement and diversity. SLM’s debut in the QS Global MBA Rankings reflects years of sustained institution-building and an academic model that deliberately brings together scholarship and practice.”
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“Our entry into the QS Global MBA Rankings is an important recognition of the direction in which management education at Manav Rachna has evolved. We have consistently worked towards creating a learning environment that brings together academic rigour, industry engagement, global exposure, research, entrepreneurship and diversity.”
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