As an Alumnus of SP Jain School of Global Management, I can tell you that exposure to different cultures helps to get international jobs. It's tri city MBA structure helps students to work in local company projects, hence providing them with real world skills.

I heard, ISB has great faculty and impressive placement records.

I think the same. ISB is better with decent faculty and its course structure. It gives useful classroom experience and you will learn a lot from the experiences shared by the faculty.

Both are good places to do an MBA. The advantage of SP Jain is that you will get real exposure to global business cultures, particularly if you are looking to work abroad.

When it comes to ISB, I feel there is a lack of exposure because one is studying in the outskirts of Hyderabad. I think, it is important to understand the business cultures across the world. SP Jain has a very interesting tri city MBA course structure wherein students get to study in 3 countries during the same course, like you do MBA in Dubai, Sydney, and Singapore.

In other colleges they give you theoretical knowledge of other cultures. Since you stay in these countries, you acquire decision making skills.

SP Jain school of global management is a 21st century school which comes 19th in this year's Forbes ranking. It is known for its tri-city program and they believe in Business education 2.0.

What is Business Education2.0?

It comprises of theoretical training and practical learning among 3 different countries. Understanding global business market and working on local company projects along with academics is what they follow.

SMU is good too. Why isn't it in the options? SMU has a wide array of PG courses to choose from.

Hey, I just got to know that SP Jain is the only non-Australian institution to give Australian degree. It is accredited by new south Wales education board.

anantd wrote:Do write your reviews on these b-schools that claim that they are best. But I think, alums & current students can make it clear what's the correct scenario is. Write about it, and put on your views.

I thank you for posting this question here. It seems, you are making this thing clear to all of the students those who are looking for global and national exposure at the same time. Good!!!

Anyways, I would S P Jain School of Global Management over other b-schools if it global as S P Jain Global has really great over the world. I am not sure whether the students those who have commented here know or not (I am sure they must), but most of the alums from S P Jain Global are placed really well and the companies like Apple, World Forum, Bayt, etc.

And one more thing, if it is just for India, then of course, without doubt, ISB. They have got really better hold on domestic companies.

Kind Regards. Ave