Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad, focused up points (334.36 points out of a total of 360) in a ranking of best business schools in India by students themselves in COSMODE World Business Survey 2003. Recruiter schools had to assess the following factors: the application selection report, the number of students selected by the staff of intermediaries, grade national average, the number of international mediation, industry and administration development programmes (MDPs). Indian Institute of Management, Lucknow second (319.92 points) and will be followed by Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore (317.67 points), Indian Institute of Management, Calcutta (317.36 points), Xavier Labour Relations Institute , Jamshedpur (311.08 points), J Shailesh Mehta School of Management, IIT Bombay (306.55 points), Management Development Institute, Gurgaon (297.33 points), National Institute of Industrial Engineering, Mumbai (287.81), SP Jain Institute of Management and Research, Mumbai (287.46 points) and the Indian Institute of Management, Kozikode (262.49 points)

The Department of Management Studies (DMS), REC, Tiruchirapalli, 67 Place (with a total score of 434.38), in the Cosmode Management Research Center World 2003-Business survey of the best business schools in India.

The survey was conducted were charged with the collection of data used an ordinal scale ratings to be achieved.

India has about 840 Business Schools, managing to produce 65000 graduates per year. The ranking is based on evaluations were in nine important parameters: Rank (which was the maximum weighting of 300 points, and a total score of 1000), School (200 points), academic institutions, industry ‘ interface and networking and innovation (100 points each), Program Delivery (75 points), programs and attendance at cinemas (50 points each), and expenditures scientists (25 points) .

DMS positioning targeted at 151.14 points, 42.60 points faculty 51.61 points on academic institutions, 58.95 points at the interface of industry, 19 points on networking and the Innovation, 65 points on the programme of delivery, at 24.76 points cinema attendance and 21.34 points on scientific spending.