IIM Bangalore achieves EQUIS re-accreditation for another 5 years

Graduates who study at an EQUIS accredited school, the IIM Bangalore statement added, can be assured that they will receive international recognition for their qualification, which is extremely important in today’s global environment.

The Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Bangalore received EQUIS re-accreditation for a period of five years. According to the official press note, IIM Bangalore Director Professor Rishikesha T Krishnan informed that the EQUIS re-accreditation would help in setting a quality agenda for future. The professor further added,“EQUIS accreditation is about excellence and continuous quality improvement linked to the strategy, vision and leadership. It certainly helps us set a quality agenda for the future.”

IIM Bangalore has received this accreditation for five years for the second time. Five years is the longest period that EQUIS offers. EQUIS is the leading international system of quality assessment, improvement and accreditation of higher education institutions in management and business administration, IIM Bangalore statement informed.

Graduates who study at an EQUIS accredited school, the IIM Bangalore statement added, can be assured that they will receive international recognition for their qualification, which is extremely important in today’s global environment.

Impressed by IIM Bangalore’s achievements, the accreditation team noted the excellent profile of the institute’s students, its strong doctoral programme and high-quality management programmes which are very well ranked internationally, the B-school said.

The institute’s strong commitment to digital learning and MOOCs, strong executive education programmes was noted by the accreditation team. The B-school’s strong achievements in research and publications in top international journals also played an important role in achieving this accreditation.

The EQUIS team was also impressed by the institute’s diversity policy towards underprivileged students in India and students with disabilities, the statement said.

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