IMI New Delhi Secures Top Ranking in FT Masters in Management Rankings 2024

By India Education Diary Bureau Admin On Sep 12, 2024

Rising to 86th in the Global Financial Times Rankings, the institute reinforces its place among the world’s elite B-schools.

IMI New Delhi is thrilled to announce its outstanding performance in the prestigious Financial Times Masters in Management Rankings 2024. For the third consecutive year, IMI New Delhi has been recognized among the top 100 business schools globally, solidifying its position as a leading institute for management education.

This year, IMI New Delhi is at an impressive 86th position in the global rankings compared to 97th position when it first participated in 2022, a testament to its unwavering commitment to excellence in management education. Notably, IMI New Delhi is one of only five Indian B-schools to have consistently ranked within the top 100 over the past three years.

Beyond its global ranking, IMI New Delhi is particularly proud of its achievements in several key areas:

#1 in India for Alumni Salary Percentage Increase: IMI New Delhi graduates continue to experience exceptional career growth, with salaries increasing significantly after graduation.
#1 in India for Women Faculty Percentage: IMI New Delhi is committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive environment, and its high percentage of women faculty reflects this commitment.
#1 in India for Women Student Percentage: IMI New Delhi is proud to empower women in business education, and its strong female student population is a testament to its efforts.
#1 in India for Carbon Footprint: IMI New Delhi is dedicated to sustainability and has implemented initiatives that have significantly reduced its environmental impact.

“This remarkable achievement is a direct result of the dedication and hard work of our faculty, staff, students, and alumni,” said Dr Himadri Das, Director General of IMI New Delhi. “We are grateful for their unwavering support and look forward to continuing our journey of excellence together.”