2020 MBA's ranklng

The ranking is the result of a study of 259 Master of Business Administration programs from business schools around the world. The schools are classified according to six criteria (three academic and three professional). The data used come from studies carried out on the average GMAT for selection, surveys of professors and researchers in the sector, school research score, salaries, surveys of the HR of large companies and CEO according to Forbes 2000.

Ranking

Notation	School	Selectivity	Academic	Salary	Reputation	Research	Alumni	Final grade
N.C.	Harvard Business SchoolHarvard Business School	96	94	98	97	95	98	96
N.C.	Stanford Graduate School of BusinessStanford Graduate School of Business	96	91	100	96	93	100	96
N.C.	Sloan School of ManagementSloan School of Management	95	94	96	96	93	97	95
N.C.	The Wharton SchoolThe Wharton School	96	86	99	96	98	96	95
N.C.	Columbia Business SchoolColumbia Business School	97	89	97	95	94	96	94
N.C.	INSEADInstitut européen d'administration des affaires	89	93	92	96	92	96	93
N.C.	Booth School of BusinessBooth School of Business	96	84	97	95	94	93	93
N.C.	London Business SchoolLondon Business School	88	94	90	96	89	97	92
N.C.	Kellogg School of ManagementKellogg School of Management	97	86	94	95	89	92	92
N.C.	Haas School of BusinessHaas School of Business	95	88	94	94	86	90	91

Methodology

Academic Excellence (50)

Objective: There are three criteria for academic excellence, all of which are intended to reflect the level of students and education in the MBA program.

The criteria:

Selectivity (10): shows the level of students recruited into the program;
Academic (20): shows the academic reputation of the MBA program;
Research (20): evaluates the level of research in the school.

Data: GMAT average, two reputation surveys on MBA programs and the schools themselves by business school professors and directors, UT Dallas research score on publications in major business administration research journals, and a survey of the school's research reputation.

Employability (50)

Objective: There are three employability criteria, all aimed at reflecting the value of the MBA program to companies and the success of alumni.

The criteria:

Salary (20): shows the average salary level after graduation;
Reputation (20): evaluates the professional reputation of the MBA program;
Alumni (10): shows the level of success of alumni.

Data: post-graduation salaries, two professional reputation surveys of recruiters from large companies and MBA alumni, survey of notable alumni.