Now this is tricky one, I would say these rankings are very subjective depends totally on how a particular organisation or person perceive about institutes and then putting it on a list and calling them as top institutes. I would say it is the best tool f... moreNow this is tricky one, I would say these rankings are very subjective depends totally on how a particular organisation or person perceive about institutes and then putting it on a list and calling them as top institutes. I would say it is the best tool for marketing to attract students for admission. The Best way to deal with this situation is to interact with students who are already studying and ask them about pros and cons of their institute. Try connecting with them using this type (My Josh) Education platform. less
It is good to take a look at all the different rankings since they provide you with some level of data. A good school no matter what will appear in the list of all rankings no matter what the criteria.
I suggest that students should remain very cautious while referring to any B-School Ranking. Because many a times it has been seen that many publishers even famous B-Schools (eg. UBS , Punjab University) misrepresents / forge data related to placement , i... moreI suggest that students should remain very cautious while referring to any B-School Ranking. Because many a times it has been seen that many publishers even famous B-Schools (eg. UBS , Punjab University) misrepresents / forge data related to placement , internship offers , full time faculties etc.So , my advice here for aspirants is just take an idea about B-Schools standing from such rankings & make decision only after researched discussion with alumni , faculty , ex-students, college reputation.
One can never pick up the best, but since all the Rankings employ different methodologies so it can be followed keeping the requirement in mind. For example if Post MBA salary is important than go for rankings which use it as a survey criteria.
