Economics, Business
India
Indian School of Business
The Post Graduate Programme (PGP) in Management
at the Indian School of Business aims to groom
business leaders who are ready to take charge.
Students learn to influence management trends and
practices through their thought leadership. ISB has
Contact details
ISB Campus
created a learning culture where individual vision,
Gachibowli intellectual discipline, and a sense of teamwork are
Hyderabad, India
500 032
valued.
Tel: (+91) 40 2300 7000
Fax: (+91) 40 2300 7012
Email:
admissions@isb.edu
www.isb.edu/pgp
a73 Dean
Ajit Rangnekar
a73 Year Founded
1999
a73 Career services
ISB’s Career Advancement Services (CAS) office aims to
help students make the right career choices and assist
employers in taking the right hiring decisions. The CAS
equips students with the tools needed to effectively
manage their personal and professional growth over the
entire span of their career
a73 Scholarships
The ISB is committed to enrolling the best qualified
students, regardless of ability to pay. The school awards
institutional grants and corporate-sponsored scholarship
assistance in addition to facilitating agreements with
financial institutions to provide long-term, low-interest
loans
a73 Library
ISB’s Learning Resource Centre (LRC) holds a hybrid
collection of printed and electronic resources that
include books, journals, databases, audio-visuals,
CDs/DVDs, e-books, E-journals, reports, case studies,
conference proceedings, training manuals, etc.
The ISB LEARNING MODEL as business leaders. Using a student-
There are 360 print journals, access to 41 online
databases and over 2500 e-journals (including archives The one-year Post Graduate Programme
centred approach and emphasising the
of full-text articles dating back 15 to 20 years), and
in Management provides the latest
close connection between
1000 AV resources
practices and trends in management
management education and
a73 Infrastructure and technology
education with the flexibility to explore
management practice, the ISB learning
ISB classrooms are equipped with state-of-the-art audio-
visual and video-conferencing facilities, and the entire
different areas of interest.
model focuses on the fundamentals of
campus is enabled for broadband connectivity to the
business, analytical problem-solving
ISB students have a busy year, and are
Internet and the ISB intranet. Students and faculty live on skills, and the development of a clear
campus in residences that compare to the best in the world
involved in exchange programmes
view of both, strategic leadership, and
with associate schools, international
what it means to lead.
collaborative projects such as the
Wharton Global Consulting Practicum,
real time learning through the
ADMISSION requirements
Experiential Learning Programme, and Each year, ISB aims to select the
several other activities that give them brightest potential leaders from an
opportunities to explore their areas of applicant pool of outstanding
interest. Conferences and panel candidates from around the world. A
discussions on topical subjects are a strong academic career (grade point
regular feature on campus, and the average and results of the GMAT and
students lead most of these initiatives. TOEFL, if applicable), a distinctive
potential for leadership and diverse
Programme OBJECTIVES
working background and culture are a
The Programme seeks to increase few of the basic criteria emphasised in
students’ capacity for effective action ISB’s selection process.
PROGRAMMES
Programme Start date Duration
Post Graduate Programme in Management (PGP) April 1 year
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