The School of Business Management (SBM) at SVKM’s NMIMS University has secured a prominent position in the Financial Times Masters in Management (MiM) Ranking 2026. The institution has been ranked 73rd globally, which marks a notable rise from its previous position of 94th in 2024. Additionally, NMIMS SBM stands at 10th place among Indian institutes featured in the same ranking.

This advancement of 21 places in the global ranking emphasises the school’s progress in management education. The 2026 assessment is particularly based on the career outcomes of NMIMS SBM’s alumni from the class of 2023, illustrating the impact of the institution on the professional paths of its graduates.

The recent ranking highlights NMIMS SBM’s performance across several critical metrics such as career progression, salary growth, and employment outcomes, which contribute significantly to its global standing.

Key Performance Indicators and Diversity

Furthermore, diversity remains a strong point for NMIMS SBM, with 58 per cent of the faculty being women, the highest among Indian institutions in the 2026 ranking. Female students make up 38 per cent of the cohort, and women account for 29 per cent of the board, demonstrating the school’s commitment to inclusivity.

The academic prowess of the institution is also reflected in its faculty composition, with 91 per cent holding doctoral degrees. The overall student satisfaction rate is recorded at 8.65 out of 10, displaying a positive learning environment for students.

Commitment to Sustainability and Academic Excellence

NMIMS SBM has made strides in its approach to sustainability, ranking 62nd globally for its teaching on Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) issues and 73rd for carbon footprint. This focus underscores the institution’s commitment to integrating responsible management practices into its curriculum.

Prof. Sougata Ray, Vice Chancellor of SVKM’s NMIMS University, expressed that the institution’s legacy of over four decades in management education reflects a dedication to excellence and industry relevance. The recent recognition by the Financial Times acknowledges the collaborative efforts of faculty, students, and alumni in maintaining this standard.

Dr. Veena Vohra, Dean of Accreditation and Strategic Initiatives at NMIMS SBM, stated that this honour signifies the school’s continuous pursuit of academic excellence and alignment with global benchmarks. The emphasis remains on fostering impactful outcomes for students and the industry alike.

Historical Context and Future Aspirations

The Financial Times Masters in Management Ranking serves to evaluate notable business schools globally through various metrics, including alumni salary outcomes, career progression, employment rates, and international mobility. The 2026 edition further embodies NMIMS SBM’s dedication to adapting to the evolving dynamics of business education.

Notably, this ranking also signifies the institution’s sustained presence among the Financial Times’ Top 100 Masters in Management institutions, having been recognised in previous rankings including 2022 and 2024. The school’s transition from 94th to 73rd in two years illustrates its continual enhancement in key performance areas.

Navigating through a rapidly changing business landscape, NMIMS SBM aspires to build on its strong academic foundation to equip future leaders with the necessary competencies, ensuring they are well-prepared for diverse global challenges.

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