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ICFAI Business School (IBS), Hyderabad, Rank 12 (with a total score of 664.81) in the Cosmode Management Research Centre-Business-Global Survey 2003 of the best business schools in India. The survey was billed as the collection of data used a ladder to reach ordinal ranking relative. India has about 840 business schools, management of 65000 graduates a year. The rankings were based on estimates of key parameters in nine: Rank (which had the maximum weighting of 300 points for a total score of 1000), Faculty (200 points), academic institutions, industry and the network interface and innovation (100 points each), implementation of the

Hyderabad, Sept. 16. THE IIMs (Indian Institute of Management) at Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Kolkata and Lucknow have secured the top rankings in the Top-100 list of a nationwide survey conducted by the city-based management research institute Cosmode Management Research Centre. The survey conducted among 294 business schools from across the country, which volunteered to take part in the survey. "There are 940 business schools in the country. But only one-third of them chose to take part in the survey," said Mr Dharni P. Sinha, Chairman of Cosmode, releasing the results for the year 2003. National Institute of Industrial Engineering (Mumbai), Management Development Institute (Gurgaon),

Hyderabad, September 16 THE IIMs (Indian Institute of Management) in Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Calcutta and Lucknow have provided upwards in the Top 100 for a list of the city federal survey based on the management of the Research Institute Cosmode Management Research Centre. The survey of 294 schools throughout the country, who have volunteered to participate in the investigation. "There are 940 schools in the country. But only a third of them, participation in the survey," said P. Dharni Sinha, President of the Cosmode, sharing the results of the year 2003. National Institute of Industrial Engineering (Mumbai), Management Development Institute (Gurgaon), Xavier Labour Relations

Hyderabad, September 16 THE IIMS (Indian Institute of Management) in Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Calcutta and Lucknow have assured the beginning ranking Top-100 list of a national survey of the city based on the management of the Research Institute Cosmode Management Research Centre. The survey of 294 schools across the country who have volunteered to participate in the investigation. "There are 940 Business Schools in the country. But only one third of them decided to participate in the investigation, "said Dharni S. Sinha, President of the Cosmode, the sharing of results for the year 2003. National Institute of Industrial Engineering (Mumbai), Management Development Institute (Gurgaon),

Indian Institute of Management-Ahmedabad (IIM-A) retained its top rank in the 2004 Cosmode-BW survey. IIM-Bangalore (IIM-B) was ranked second in the survey. Indian Institute of Foreign Trade (IIFT) and the Institute of Rural Management, Anand (IRMA) re-entered the top 10 list after a gap of several years. Xavier Institute of Management (XIM), Bhubaneswar, also managed to enter the list. Among the business schools, IIM-A, IIM-Calcutta, IIM-B and XLRI Jamshedpur produced the maximum number of doctorates. The Management Development Institute (MDI), Gurgaon, was ahead of other institutes in terms of strength and qualifications of its full-time faculty. According to the survey, IIM-A, IIM-Calcutta

Goa Institute of Management (GIM), Goa is ranked 20th (with a total score of 583.88) in the Cosmode Management Research Centre-Business World 2003 survey of best business schools in India. The survey has been billed as a data survey that has used an ordinal scale to arrive at relative rankings. India has about 840 business schools that produce 65,000 management graduates per annum. The rankings were based on scores across nine key parameters: placement (that had the maximum weightage of 300 points in a total score of 1,000), faculty (200 points), academic facilities, industry interface and networking and innovation (100 points

The Department of Management Studies (DMS), REC, Tiruchirapalli, is ranked 67th (with a total score of 434.38) in the Cosmode Management Research Centre-Business World 2003 survey of best business schools in India. The survey has been billed as a data survey that has used an ordinal scale to arrive at relative rankings. India has about 840 business schools that produce 65,000 management graduates per annum. The rankings were based on scores across nine key parameters: placement (that had the maximum weightage of 300 points in a total score of 1,000), faculty (200 points), academic facilities, industry interface and networking and

PSG Institute of Management (PSGIM), Coimbatore is ranked 36th (with a total score of 509.35) in the Cosmode Management Research Centre-Business World 2003 survey of best business schools in India. The survey has been billed as a data survey that has used an ordinal scale to arrive at relative rankings. India has about 840 business schools that produce 65,000 management graduates per annum. The rankings were based on scores across nine key parameters: placement (that had the maximum weightage of 300 points in a total score of 1,000), faculty (200 points), academic facilities, industry interface and networking and innovation (100

T A Pai Management Institute (TAPMI), Manipal is ranked 22nd (with a total score of 572.53) in the Cosmode Management Research Centre-Business World 2003 survey of best business schools in India. The survey has been billed as a data survey that has used an ordinal scale to arrive at relative rankings. India has about 840 business schools that produce 65,000 management graduates per annum. The rankings were based on scores across nine key parameters: placement (that had the maximum weightage of 300 points in a total score of 1,000), faculty (200 points), academic facilities, industry interface and networking and innovation

Xavier Labour Relations Institute (XLRI), Jamshedpur is ranked seventh (with a total score of 750.79) in the Cosmode Management Research Centre-Business World 2003 survey of best business schools in India. The survey has been billed as a data survey that has used an ordinal scale to arrive at relative rankings. India has about 840 business schools that produce 65,000 management graduates per annum. The rankings were based on scores across nine key parameters: placement (that had the maximum weightage of 300 points in a total score of 1,000), faculty (200 points), academic facilities, industry interface and networking and innovation (100

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