Narayana Business School (NBS), Ahmedabad, has joined AACSB’s Global Business School Network, gaining access to global academic and industry resources. This milestone enhances NBS’s curriculum, research, and student opportunities. AACSB membership boosts students’ career prospects, ensures quality education, and integrates real-world learning, strengthening NBS’s commitment to global business education excellence.

Ahmedabad, Gujarat – (26th February 2025) Narayana Business School (NBS), Ahmedabad is pleased to announce its acceptance as a member of the AACSB (Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business) Global Business School Network.
As an AACSB member, NBS gains access to a global community of over 40,000 educators, researchers, and industry leaders, enabling collaboration and knowledge sharing through platforms like the AACSB Exchange and Data Direct. Membership also provides NBS with the framework and resources to align its programs and practices with AACSB’s rigorous standards for curriculum, faculty, research, and student outcomes.

In a significant show of support, AACSB recently sent a delegation to NBS Ahmedabad campus, to discuss the institution’s alignment with global excellence. The team included:
“AACSB membership is a significant milestone for Narayana Business School,” said Dr Amit Gupta, Director of NBS. “It reflects our dedication to delivering world-class business education and sets the stage for our pursuit of accreditation. This journey will enhance our ability to provide students with globally recognized programs and opportunities.”

NBS Ahmedabad will now pursue AACSB accreditation, a distinction held by fewer than 6% of business schools globally. This multi-year journey involves rigorous evaluation of strategic alignment, faculty qualifications, and societal impact, ensuring NBS meets the highest standards of quality.

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