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             EW INDIA HIGHER EDUCATION RANKINGS 2020-21

              INDIA’S TOP 100





              PRIVATE B-SCHOOLS











             Although India’s top-ranked B-schools can’t be blamed
             entirely given the tight policy framework within which they
             have had to operate, the country has paid a heavy price for
             poor quality business management education




             Dilip Thakore
              I        F ONE TAKES POST INDEPENDENCE India’s    1   Indian School of Business, Hyderabad




                       unimpressive  national  development  record
                       — for over 40 years until India’s notorious
                       neta-babu  controlled  licence-permit-quota
                                                                   XLRI — Xavier School of Management, Jamshedpur
                                                                2
                       economy  was  substantially  dismantled  in
                       1991, annual GDP growth averaged a mere
                       3.5 percent or 1.3 percent per capita after ad-
                                                                   SP Jain Institute of Management & Research (SPJIMR),
                                                                4
                       justing for runaway population growth — no    3   Management Development Institute, Gurgaon
              country needs high quality organisation and business man-      Mumbai
              agement education as much. Even currently, the annual    5   NMIMS Deemed University, Mumbai
              rate of GDP growth, which briefly averaged 7 percent in
              the first decade of the new millennium, has dropped to 5    5   Institute of Management Technology (IMT), Ghaziabad
              percent in this resources rich country gifted with a natu-   6   Xavier Institute of Management, Bhubaneswar
              rally entrepreneurial population.                 7   TA Pai Management Institute (TAPMI), Manipal
                In sharp contrast, the annual GDP growth rate in the
              neighbouring People’s Republic of China (PRC) — which    7   ICFAI Business School, Hyderabad
              is also endowed with a naturally entrepreneurial popula-   8   Symbiosis Institute of Business Management, Pune
              tion — averaged 10 percent per year between 1978-2010
              and 8 percent since, despite continuous interference by    9   International Management Institute, Delhi
              officials and cadres of the 100 million-strong Communist    10  KJ Somaiya Institute of Management, Mumbai
              Party of China. If PRC had been a free enterprise econo-
              my like breakaway Taiwan, it’s quite possible that its GDP   10   Amity Business School (Amity University), Noida

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