About SPJIMR
Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan's S.P. Jain Institute of
Management & Research (SPJIMR) is an autonomous
management institute with entrepreneurial agility,
personal freedom with professional accountability and
corporatised culture, structure and processes. Since its
inauguration in 1981 by the then British Prime Minister Rt.
Hon'ble Margaret Thatcher, it has been consistently
recognised as one of the top 10 management institutes in
the country, by the virtue of its innovative pedagogic
approach and ability to adapt to the changing business
requirements. SPJIMR enjoys freedom in course
curriculum, pedagogic innovations and pioneering
programs in socially under-managed sectors.
The Institute has an enviable track record of recognising
the needs of the society, especially the under privileged
sectors. It is the only business school in India that has
internship in the social sector as an indispensable part of
its curriculum. SPJIMR indeed carved a niche for itself in
the social sector and has set up a model that top business
schools across the world are trying to emulate.
SPJIMR encourages development of a co-operative
outlook that recognises the value of sharing and mutual
respect. A testimonial of the same is reflected in the
rankings of SPJIMR. Not only is SPJIMR ranked as the 6th
top School in India by Business Standard 2011, but also
stands upright at 16th position in the Asia Pacific region
and is placed as one of the topmost colleges globally for
individual specialisations according to QS 200 Global
Business School Rankings 2012. SPJIMR rated as
! 29th in Strategy
! 31st in Operations
! 37th in Finance
! 40th in Marketing
! 42nd in Entrepreneurship
The guiding philosophy of SPJIMR is 'Influencing Practice'
and 'Promoting Value Based Growth'.
Influencing Practice- All initiatives and innovations at
SPJIMR aim to influence industry practices and therefore
be a participant in re-shaping the nation's future.
Promoting Value Based Growth- We believe that
individuals need to build a right blend between concern
for their own welfare and social good.
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