
A young Indian business school built on an international faculty model, with an active venture programme.
The Indian School of Business was founded comparatively recently and built around a visiting faculty model drawing on leading international business schools.
It offers a one-year postgraduate management programme aimed at students with work experience, which is unusual in the Indian context.
Hyderabad has grown rapidly as a technology centre, hosting large corporate research operations alongside a growing domestic startup base.
The state government has been notably active in courting technology investment and building startup infrastructure.
Alumni founders concentrate in fintech, healthcare, business software, and consumer businesses across India.
The school's work-experience admissions profile means its founders are typically starting second careers rather than first jobs.
Hyderabad's investor base is growing, with state government funds and corporate venture arms active alongside national venture firms.
Bengaluru and Mumbai investors participate routinely.
GCN’s global network includes millions of startups and founders and a broad community of investors, creating opportunities to discover potential connections across university communities.
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