Aegis School of Business & Telecommunication- Aegis School of Business & Telecommunication started in 2002 with a campus in Indore, India with support from Bharti (Airtel), Aegis was the first institution in India to offer a Masters in Telecommunication Management (MPTM). Following the success of this programme, Aegis launched three programmes: An MBA / PGP programme and a Masters Programme in Information Systems (MPIS) in Mumbai, the economic centre of India. The DNA of Aegis lies in the entrepreneurial spirit which reflects in all its endeavours.
Aegis exposes you to the thought leaders of international management. Free from the constraints of ordinary education, Aegis is designed for you and around you - tailored to your individual needs.
Aegis School of Business & Telecommunication, Mumbai is among the top 3 Telecom Management Schools in India. Aegis is based out of Mumbai which is financial capital of world's fastest growing economy, India. It was started with the support of Bharti Airtel, India's top Telecom Company, for developing the next generation of leaders. Aegis is the most international business school in India, in term of student and faculty diversity. Aegis has over 50 % International candidates, which is the highest among any Indian Business School.
“The Aegis mission is to provide a knowledge shield by offering world-class education, consulting and research.”
In a world of open-borders and open-markets, a global perspective is necessary to succeed. Aegis is the most international school in India with a substantial component of overseas students and faculty. We bring business and industry into the campus. Our faculty has strong industry backgrounds and includes experienced practitioners as well as academics.
The Aegis programmes were developed to meet the needs of future corporate leaders in consultation with top firms. We express our sincere gratitude to these firms for their valuable inputs. Some of these firms includes Oracle, Wipro, Accenture, Boston Consulting Group (BCG), Crisil, Lupin, HPCL, Monsanto, Reliance Energy, Reliance Infocom, GTL, Bain, DHFL, Godrej, ICICI Bank, Shyam Telelink, Bharti, Star TV, NSE, NIIT, Nortel and Indus Venture.