A league table is a ranked list that compares how well different groups or organizations are doing based on specific numbers or results. It’s usually shown in a table format, with the top performers at the top and others listed below.
Sports: Shows team rankings based on wins, losses, and points - like the IPL or Premier League standings.
Education: Ranks schools or colleges based on exam results or other academic performance.
Finance and Business: Lists banks, companies, or law firms based on how much business they did - like the number or value of deals they closed.
Based on Real Data: League tables rely on measurable results—like revenue, scores, or number of deals.
Helps Compare: They make it easy to see who’s doing better or worse in the same field.
Used for Promotion: Especially in finance, firms use their ranking in league tables to show clients how strong or experienced they are.
An investment bank might show up in a league table for advising on the highest-value mergers in a year.
A school league table could rank schools by their average exam scores.
A sports league table shows which team is leading the tournament based on match results.