SP Jain Global moves up to No. 6 in Bloomberg Businessweek’s Asia-Pacific rankings

Bloomberg Businessweek has ranked SP Jain School of Global Management sixth among business schools in the Asia-Pacific region in its Best Business School Rankings 2026-27, up from seventh last year. The school has featured among the region’s top 10 for four consecutive years.The magazine ranked 98 business schools worldwide this year, drawn from a much larger pool of participating institutions, placing SP Jain Global among the top 100 business schools recognised globally¹.The Bloomberg rankings draw on perspectives from students, alumni and corporate recruiters, and assess business schools across key areas including compensation, learning, networking and entrepreneurship.In the 2026-27 rankings, SP Jain Global placed fifth in Asia-Pacific for compensation, seventh for learning, and eighth each for networking and entrepreneurship. The rankings assess the school across these four areas, providing a broader view of its performance beyond its overall position.“Bloomberg’s recognition is significant because of how rigorously it surveys students, alumni and recruiters across the region,” said Nitish Jain, President, SP Jain Global. “Being placed in their Top 10 for four years running, and now at our highest position yet, tells us something durable about how our students and graduates experience their education. Compensation is where Bloomberg has consistently ranked us strongest, and that matters because it’s one of the clearest external signals of whether an education pays off for the people who invest in it,” he added.“We also pay close attention to how Bloomberg evaluates learning and networking, because those indexes capture how our multi-city model actually plays out for students,” Jain further added. “Studying across different economies and business environments, and connecting classroom concepts to real business situations, is central to how we designed the programme. Bloomberg’s ranking gives us an independent measure of whether that design is working.”SP Jain Global’s Global MBA remains central to this approach, giving students the chance to study and build networks across multiple international business hubs as part of a single program.SP Jain Global has previously been recognised by other major international publications, including QS, Forbes, Financial Times, The Economist and Times Higher Education, across categories, ranging from its full-time Global MBA to the part-time Executive MBA².References:

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