SPJIMR Climbs to #15 Globally in FT Teaching Cases Rankings

Event summary

SPJIMR ranked #2 in India and #15 globally in Financial Times' 2026 teaching cases rankings.
The institute's cases are used in business school classrooms worldwide, bridging academic research and real-world management dilemmas.
SPJIMR's Dean, Prof. Varun Nagaraj, emphasizes the importance of research impact beyond traditional publication metrics.
The recognition follows the launch of TASIC 2027, a conference focused on engaged management scholarship and research impact.
SPJIMR holds Triple Crown accreditations (EQUIS, AACSB, AMBA) and is ranked #26 globally in FT's Masters in Management 2026.

The big picture

SPJIMR's strong showing in the FT rankings underscores the growing emphasis on measurable research impact in business education. The institute's ability to connect scholarly rigor with real-world relevance positions it as a key player in the evolving landscape of management learning. As business schools globally seek to demonstrate the practical value of their research, SPJIMR's approach—highlighted by its teaching cases and upcoming conference—could set a benchmark for others to follow.

What we're watching

Research Impact: How SPJIMR will sustain its focus on translating academic research into practical business solutions.
Global Reach: Whether SPJIMR can expand the influence of its teaching cases beyond India, particularly in Asia-Pacific.
Conference Outcomes: The insights and collaborations that emerge from TASIC 2027 and their potential to shape future management education.