Keeping the legacy of consistently figuring among top B-schools of the world in Forbes ranking, S P Jain School of Global Management has again been awarded 10th position in ranking 2015-16 by Forbes for its excellent 1 year Global MBA programme. For the last 4 years without break, the 12 months GMBA of SP Jain School of Global Management has been ranked among top international B-schools by Forbes. SP Jain is the youngest and the only B-school of Indian-origin ranked by Forbes among the top 10 MBA colleges of the world.
S P Jain School of Global Management is an Australian business school with campuses in Dubai, Mumbai, Singapore and Sydney. Its education ethos is strongly influenced by the mission of crafting global business leaders for the 21st century workplace.
In 2004, S P Jain with its objective to focus on global learning established its first international campus in Dubai. S P Jain has been ranked no.1 in the U.A.E. in a Brand Perception Audit conducted by Nielsen in 2008.
In 2005, S P Jain was invited by the Singapore Government to establish a campus in Singapore. The school, with another step forward towards global learning, continued its legacy in management education and set up its Singapore campus in 2006.
In 2012, S P Jain launched its third international campus in Sydney, Australia which offers students truly global education alongwith the opportunity to immerse in the exciting culture of Sydney.
In 2015, S P Jain launched a new campus in downtown Mumbai, the commercial capital of India and home to the headquarters of leading national and multinational corporations.
USPs of SP Jain GMBA
The 1 year Global MBA offered by S P Jain is one of the most sought after management programmes and the MBA abroad aspirants seek opportunity to take admission in this programme. Major USPs are as follows-
12-month full-time postgraduate course
1. For professionals with over 3 years of work experience
2. Ranked among the world’s top MBA programs by Forbes and Financial Times
3. New and improved curriculum focuses on enhancing employability in a global settingPre-term learning component reduces classroom time spent learning “conceptual components” creating time for more applied on campus learning
4. Australian degree
5. Career Services Offices in 4 countries
6. Accredited by AMBA,UK and ABEST21, Japan
S P Jain school of Global Management is one of the top B schools in Asia and is equipped with the rich experienced faculty from Cambridge, Harvard, Oxford among others. Despite being one of the youngest Global B-schools S P Jain got more than 100 graduates placed in the countries like Singapore, Australia, Middle East, Malaysia and others.
S P Jain Global Management School firmly believes that the global exposure develops young students in a better manner as it adds to vital international experience and enables them to develop important global skills.
Forbes ranking methodology
Every two years, Forbes ranks the world’s business schools based on their return on investment. They compare the earnings of the class in the first five years out of business school to their opportunity cost (forgone compensation, tuition and required fees) to arrive at a “5-year M.B.A. gain,” on which Forbes ranks the schools.
Forbes surveyed 17,000 alumni at 100 schools regarding their pre-and post-MBA compensation, career choice and location. Schools wherefrom Forbes did not hear back from at least 15% of their alumni were not included in the rankings. Forbes also did not include schools where alumni had a negative ROI after five years
Forbes measured total compensation, including salary, bonuses and exercised stock options. It has been assumed that compensation would have risen half as fast as their post-MBA salary increases had these alumni not attended business school. The “5-year M.B.A. gain” represents the net cumulative amount the typical alumni would have earned after five years by getting their MBA versus staying in their pre-M.B.A. career. The schools are all ranked are based on their 5-year MBA gain.
The next step was to adjust the median 5-year M.B.A. gains for cost of living expenses and discount their earnings gains using a rate tied to the discount rate used by large companies in their pension funds. Tuition to account for students who pay in-state rates and for the non-repayable financial aid that schools dole out have also been discounted. Taxes from the earnings gains or account for the debt repayments from student loans have not been deducted.
The international schools include both one- and two-year programs. One-year programs have an advantage from an ROI standpoint because students only have one year of forgone compensation. Forbes has calculated each school’s 5-year M.B.A. gain using data reported by the alumni in their local currency and then converted the gain using an average exchange rate over the past five years.
Forbes in its 2013 ranking placed the GMBA of S P Jain at the 5th position in Asia in its Best International Business Schools Rankings. Financial Times also ranked this programme consecutively in top 100 Global MBA Rankings in 2011 and 2012.
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