The Indian Institute of Management Calcutta (IIM Calcutta) has achieved a significant milestone by securing the 41st position in the 2025 Financial Times (FT) Masters in Management (MiM) rankings, marking a remarkable ascent from its previous 56th place. This advancement underscores the institution’s growing prominence on the global stage of management education.

Among Indian institutions, IIM Calcutta now ranks third, following IIM Bangalore at 28th and IIM Ahmedabad at 34th. This achievement highlights the competitive edge of Indian business schools in the international arena.

The FT MiM rankings evaluate programs based on various criteria, including alumni salary, career progression, value for money, and diversity. IIM Calcutta’s improved position reflects its strong performance across these parameters, particularly in alumni salary and career services. The institution’s focus on enhancing employability and providing comprehensive support to its graduates has contributed to this upward trajectory.

This recognition not only elevates IIM Calcutta’s status among global business schools but also reinforces the quality of management education offered by Indian institutions. Prospective students and industry stakeholders can look to IIM Calcutta as a beacon of excellence in management education.

As the demand for skilled management professionals continues to rise, IIM Calcutta‘s ascent in the FT rankings positions it as a leading choice for aspiring business leaders seeking a robust and globally recognized education.