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FIIB Earns Level 4-Transforming School Grade in 2025 PIR Ratings
The Business Guardian
|August 20, 2025
The Fortune Institute of International Business (FIIB), one of India's more prestigious management institutions based out of New Delhi, has been awarded the renowned Level 4-Transforming School grade in the Positive Impact Rating (PIR) for business schools in 2025.
This illustrious accolade further demonstrates FIIB's commitment in cultivating responsible leadership, environmental sustainability, and societal impact. The Positive Impact Rating 2025 marks a milestone, as the 17,167 students, and therefore 86 business schools across 28 countries, could be a world record.
The impressive results of the FIIB validate their status as an institution that participates in deeds that impact society, engender future leaders, and drive positive change that transcends mere academic excellence.
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