North Zone B-School Rankings 2019

MBA is the most popular course after Engineering in India. With the growing number of aspirants, there has been a constant rise in the number of management institutes, specifically private ones. With the sprouting of so many B-schools in India, it becomes difficult to be able to rely on the quality of education of each and every institute. This process becomes easier if one knows the ins and outs of a B-school. Based on these ins and outs, we have come out with this survey on best B-Schools in North Zone in 2019.

South Zone B-School Rankings 2019

Amidst the cultural manifestation of the South region, there has been a meteoric rise in the industrial complex over the past few decades. Besides being home to numerous start ups, engineering colleges, the South region has also experienced an unstoppable and a remarkable growth of institutes offering management education. What becomes relevant here for the management aspirants is that amongst a voluminous number of B-schools, choosing the right institute becomes challenging. The Chronicle’s B-school Survey (South Zone) 2019 highlights some of the best management institutes, of which the results have been analyzed keeping in mind the most essential factors- Placements, Infrastructure, Admission process, ROI, Industry interaction, Admission process and Social Responsibility.

Placement Highlights Of The Season

​Salary Offered

Average Salary Range INR 18-21.1 LPA

Highest Salary Range INR 30-54 LPA

Lowest Salary Range INR 5-8LPA

Extraordinary Students placed during Internship

Finance, Human Resource Management and Marketing have continued to be in demand due to their well pay-offs.

“Plethora Of Opportunities In Every Sector And Domain”

KJ Somaiya Institute of Management Studies & Research has carved out a niche in the field of Management Education. In the last 37 years of the institute’s meaningful existence, how do you think the trends in Management Education have changed?

Dilemma Of Choice, General Vs. Specialized MBA

More than a century ago, the first MBA students passed out of the portals of Harvard University to seek their fortunes in the business world. Drawing on the experience of yesteryears, most people today agree that the MBA programme has certainly attained a state of maturity and veritably needs to change itself in order to remain relevant in a VUCA industry.