Jaipuria Institute of Management has had another phenomenal year with B School rankings within the country. In fact, all four of its B School campuses – Lucknow, Noida, Jaipur and Indore have ranked amongst top 100 B Schools in the country in the reputed Competition Success Review – GHRDC survey. Its showing has been consistent in all the other major B School rankings for the year 2017, signifying the speed with which the B-school has been growing since its inception.
Jaipuria Institute of Management, Noida, NAAC ‘A’ Grade Accredited has been rated as 43rd ranked among the Top 50 B-Schools of India by country’s most prestigious institution National Institutional Regulatory Framework (NIRF), Ministry of HRD, Govt of India along with IIMs and IITs.

From curriculum to industry relevance, faculty strength to infrastructure, emphasis on extracurricular activities to alumni performance, different factors are considered for the national rankings. Outlook Drishti, India Today – BT MDRA Survey, Careers 360 are some of the popular rankings that are often considered benchmarks for B Schools. Jaipuria Institute of Management has shone through these rankings for the year 2017.

The Competition Success Review – GHRDC rankings in particular are good news for one of the largest educational groups in North and Central India, which offers AICTE approved PGDM programs. While its Lucknow and Noida campuses have maintained their ranks, Jaipuria, Jaipur and Jaipuria, Indore, have climbed 8 and 7 rungs respectively. Jaipuria, Lucknow and Jaipuria, Noida rank amongst top ten private B Schools in North India while Jaipuria, Indore ranked as a strong third in Central India. It also jumped two places to No. 5, according to India Today – BT MDRA Survey for private B Schools in Central India.

The ranking results are not surprising to experts in the world of academia and industry, who have closely followed the growth of Jaipuria Institute of Management across campuses. The cutting edge programs offered at Jaipuria Institute of Management, Noida and Jaipuria Institute of Management, Lucknow have received ‘A’ grade accreditation by ‘NAAC’, UGC. All its programs are also NBA accredited. The institutes have also consistently upped their game with a series of academic, industry oriented and extracurricular initiatives that empower its students to excel in their chosen careers.

“At Jaipuria Institute of Management, we believe in offering students a new perspective to look at who they are and all that they wish to be. They open up to a new learning; to live, to love and to a new way of life,” says Mr. Sharad Jaipuria, Chairman, Jaipuria Institute of Management. The vision is reflected in different initiatives that are a hallmark of the school. To begin with, the institute has collaborated with renowned educational bodies all over the world. It has ensured that its students get a global perspective on best managerial practices and can take on International roles as professionals of tomorrow.

The B School has conducted over 200 MDPs across its campuses on highly relevant topics that have been a huge value addition to both faculty and industry alike. The institutes boast of an experienced faculty team that not only helps future managers get a good mix of practical and theoretical learning, but encourage research as well. Industry speakers bring corporate insights to students while SIPs prepare them for the road ahead. The results show in Jaipuria Institute of Management’s stunning placement record. In the year 2016, the B School had 99.5% of students placed across different industries with top recruiters. The highest salary package was a handsome Rs. 16.5 LPA. That coupled with rankings has only fortified its position as one of the top educational institutes.

Knowledge of management concepts builds a strong foundation for future managers. With practical training they get insights into the corporate world. But if they struggle with Business Communications, they cannot express their ideas and impress. To focus on this key aspect of overall grooming of managers, Jaipuria Institute of Management, Indore organized a session on Business Communication on 23rd September. Facilitated by Dr. Charu Dubey, Faculty of Business Communication, the session brought together renowned names from Piramal Enterprises Limited and led to an interesting discussion.

Mr. Debashish Chakravorty, Vice President and Site Head, Mr. Kiran Garikwad, Head – Quality, Mr. Virendra Sogani, Head – Production, Mr. Anil Jaiswal, Head – HR, and Ms. Shilpy Singh, Senior Manager – Quality and Regulatory, participated in the session and shared their ideas on the topic. Debashish helmed the session and began by introducing the concept of ‘Personal and Professional Success’. The speakers highlighted attributes like ethics, communication skills, leadership skills, listening skills, character, personality, creative co-operation and empathy as the ingredients in the recipe to success.

The talk further went around ‘The Key for Successful living’. The speakers marked the difference between character ethics and personality ethics, and Debashish, in particular added, “Without strong character ethic you cannot go far in life merely by focusing on personality. While it is good to think positive and believe in oneself, a strong base of having a good character and values such as integrity and patience is crucial. Without it you cannot achieve much in the long run.” As he had the audience focused on every word he was saying, he took the moment to remind them of the importance of listening skills, another valuable attribute for future managers.

The session got even more interesting with the introduction of the concept of Prioritization Matrix. It has four quadrants; important-urgent, important-not urgent, not important-urgent, not important-not urgent. The session also helped students understand concepts like Emotional Bank Account (EBA) and Production Capacity. The speakers made use of graphs and other smart techniques to keep things relatable for students. The session ended with three important takeaways, “Intentions are more important than ability. Life is a journey and not a fixed destination. You should seek fulfillment and not success.”