Campusutra Desk, Delhi NCR, India : The Financial Times Masters in Management (FT MiM) Rankings 2026 have been announced, highlighting a strong global performance by Indian management institutes. A total of 14 Indian business schools have secured positions in the global top 100, up from 11 in 2025. Indian Institute of Management Bangalore (IIM Bangalore) leads the Indian contingent, ranking 21st globally. SP Jain Institute of Management and Research (SPJIMR) Mumbai follows at 26th, and IIM Ahmedabad secures the 27th position worldwide.

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The Indian Institute of Management Bangalore (IIM Bangalore) has secured the 21st position globally in the Financial Times (FT) Masters in Management (MiM) 2026 Rankings for its flagship two-year Post Graduate Programme in Management (PGP). With this performance, IIM Bangalore has retained its position as the #1 Business School in India and stands as the sole Indian institution in the global top 25.

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IIM Bangalore’s global rank has climbed steadily over recent cycles, moving up from 28th in 2025 and 41st in 2024.

Key Metrics & Ranking Highlights

Global Ranking Progression: Rose 7 places to #21 globally.
National Rank: Retained the #1 spot in India among 14 ranked domestic institutions.
Careers Service Rank: Positioned at #8 globally, advancing from #11 in 2025.
Alumni Network Rank: Advanced to #19 globally from #31 in the previous cycle.
Career Progress Rank: Improved to #69 globally (up from #90).
Value for Money Rank: Moved up to #65.
Governance & ESG: Female representation on the board increased to 44% (up from 40%), while its ESG & Net Zero Teaching Rank improved to #74 globally (up from #86).

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“The FT MiM 2026 rankings bear testament to the transformational value of an IIMB education and the impact our graduates are making globally. We benchmark our curriculum, methods, and outcomes against the best in the world to ensure that students are equipped to navigate unprecedented business complexities… The strong gains in career outcomes reaffirm the value of this approach”, said Prof. U. Dinesh Kumar, Director-in-charge, IIM Bangalore

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Indian Business School’s Performance in FT MiM Rankings 2026.

A total of 14 Indian institutions featured in the top 100 global list for 2026, demonstrating an expanding presence for Indian management education.IMT Ghaziabad, TAPMI and NMIMS Mumbai entered the elite club.

MDI Gurgaon climbed five spots in the Financial Times Masters in Management (MiM) Ranking 2026. Meanwhile, the Institute of Management Technology (IMT) Ghaziabad made its return to the global list, securing the #86 position.

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Below is the complete rank-wise breakdown of all Indian institutions featured in the FT MiM 2026 global rankings:

Indian Rank	B Schools	Global Rank 2025	Global Rank 2026	Change In Rank
1	IIM Bangalore	28	21	7
2	SPJIMR	35	26	9
3	IIM Ahmedabad	34	27	7
4	XLRI	58	33	25
5	IIM Calcutta	41	39	2
6	IIM Kozhikode	69	54	15
7	IIM Indore	85	62	23
8	MDI Gurgaon	72	67	5
9	IIM Lucknow	57	72	-15
10	NMIMS Mumbai	–	73	New
11	IIM Udaipur	98	83	15
12	IMT Ghaziabad	–	86	New
13	IMI Delhi	99	90	9
14	TAPMI	–	98	New

Global Context & Methodology

The Financial Times MiM 2026 rankings evaluated 100 accredited business schools worldwide. The methodology combines two key data components:

Alumni Feedback (56% weight): Collected from alumni three years post-graduation (Class of 2023), assessing salary, career progression, value for money, and network strength.
Institutional Data (44% weight): Evaluates criteria including faculty doctorates, international diversity, gender parity, and ESG integration.

Switzerland’s University of St. Gallen secured the #1 position globally, followed by Portugal’s Nova School of Business and Economics (#2) and China’s Shanghai Jiao Tong University: Antai (#3).