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Indian School of Business Announces 250 Merit Scholarships for 25th Anniversary
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Merit Scholarships
The Indian School of Business will give scholarships to 250 students to mark its 25th anniversary. These awards cover both the flagship Post Graduate Programme in Management and the PGP in Management for Young Leaders. The tuition-fee waivers range from 100 percent, 50 percent, and 30 percent, down to 25 percent, and are given strictly on a merit basis.
Research And Training
Alongside the student awards, the institution will set up the India Research Commons as a national platform. This facility offers scholars across the country access to curated datasets, research tools, methodological resources, and AI-enabled infrastructure. The plan also includes a new national faculty development programme. Through this effort, the school will share its teaching methods, classroom practices, and technology-driven tools with other management institutions in India.
Dean Statement And Rankings
School Dean Professor Madan Pillutla stated that their promise is to make excellence more accessible, knowledge more shareable, and research more usable for institutions and scholars across the country. In recent achievements, the school secured the number 1 rank in India and the number 2 spot in Asia in the Financial Times Global MBA Rankings for 2026.
Context
Academic institutions often mark milestone anniversaries by expanding student financial aid and launching large-scale research initiatives to boost their national footprint. Merit-based tuition waivers help top business schools attract high-performing candidates from diverse economic backgrounds. Sharing faculty training and digital research tools with other colleges is a common way leading universities help raise education standards nationwide.
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