IMI Delhi Admission 2023 is open for its various PGDM courses. For 2023, IMI Delhi will accept XAT/CAT scores for PGDM Admission. The average cutoff for IMI Delhi is 90%. IMI Delhi is also accepting applications for admission to its 15-month MBA Executive Program.
Established in 1981, IMI Delhi is accredited by the AMBA (Association of MBAs) and the National Board of Accreditation (NBA). Further approved by AICTE, the institution has been ranked 9th for private MBA by Outlook and 30th for MBA by the NIRF in 2022. IMI Delhi has consistently performed well in terms of placement. For the year 2022, they have achieved 100% placement for their students. The highest CTC stood at INR 32 LPA whereas the Average CTC stood at INR 15.34 LPA. IMI Delhi Placements
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Event | Date |
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Last Date to Apply for PGDM (Executive) | March 6, 2023 |
IMI Entrance Test | March 12, 2023 |
Final Result (Admission Offers) for PGDM | March 31, 2023 |
Last Date to Apply for FPM | April 7, 2023 |
International Management Institute invites application for admission to the PGDM courses. The institute offers admission to the PGDM, PGDM in Human Resource along with Banking & Finance Services and PGDM Executive. Admission to the courses will be based on the performance in CAT/XAT. The shortlisted candidates will be called for interview. Graduation degree holder in any subject will be eligible for admission to the course.
IMI Delhi offers admission to PGDM courses on the basis of fulfilment of the below-mentioned criteria:
Shortlisting Criteria: Candidates are shortlisted on the basis of their score in CAT/XAT. Preference will be given to the candidates with the relevant work experience.
Selection Criteria: Final selection is based on the Academic Performance, i.e. marks in Graduation, class 10th & 12th. Performance in Extempore Speaking, Psychometric Test, Essay Writing and Personal interview.
Interview Centers: Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Bhopal, Pune, Kochi, Lucknow, Jaipur, Chandigarh, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kolkata and Mumbai.
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Program name | Cut-off |
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PGDM | 88 - 90 |
PGD-HRM | 85 –88 |
PGDM (Banking & Financial services | 85 - 88 |
IMI New Delhi offers a doctoral program FPM courses in various disciplines. IMI Delhi selection criteria will be based on a valid score in CAT. If candidates do not have a valid CAT scores then they need to appear for the IMI Internal Test conducted by IMI. After considering the test scores, academic performance, and work experience, the candidates will be called for a personal interview based on which admission will be finalized. Students with 55% marks in master’s degree or 60% marks in bachelor’s degree with relevant work experience can apply for this program.
The selection will be based on the marks secured in the CAT/ IMI Test Score + Personal Interview. NETJRF qualified candidates will be exempted from the entrance examination and will be directly called for further admission process.
Candidates applying for any of the courses offered by IMI New Delhi are required to take either of the two given all India level common admission tests for management programs – CAT – prior to submission of the application. Only those candidates who have scored qualifying marks in the common admission test are eligible to apply. The application process in detail is as follows:
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NIRF Ranking | College Name | Course | Fees | Cutoff |
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#52 | IMI Kolkata | PGDM | 13 Lakhs | 80 (CAT) |
#61 | IIM Sambalpur | MBA | 13.03 Lakhs | 93 (CAT) |
#76-100 | IIM Sirmaur | MBA | 11.75 Lakhs | 94 (CAT) |
#67 | IIM Amritsar | MBA | 13.20 Lakhs | 85 (CAT) |
- | IIM Visakhapatnam | PGP | 15.04 Lakhs | 85 (CAT) |
#76-100 | IIM Jammu | MBA | 15.5 Lakhs | 93 (CAT) |
#67 | IIM Amritsar | MBA | 13.20 Lakhs | 85 (CAT) |
#65 | IMT Hyderabad | PGDM | 12.03 Lakhs | 75 (CAT) |
- | SIMSREE Mumbai | MMS | 1.36 Lakhs | 99.93 (MH CET) |
- | GIM Goa | PGDM | 18.07 Lakhs | 89 (CAT) |
- | Great Lakes Chennai | PGDM | 18.75 Lacs | 80 ( CAT) |
- | IBS Mumbai | MBA | 9.09 Lakhs | 68-70 (IBSAT) |
- | Bimtech Greater Noida | PGDM | 10 Lakhs | 72.5 (CAT) |
- | NITIE Mumbai | PGDIM | 14.63 Lakhs | 97 (CAT) |
38 | IMT Ghaziabad | PGDM | 19.53 Lakhs | 93 (CAT) |
- | SIBM Pune | MBA | 11.67 Lakhs | 90 (SNAP 2022) |
55 | IRMA Anand | PGDRM | 15.17 Lakhs | 85 (CAT) |
- | IMS Ghaziabad | PGDM | 7.95 Lakhs | 75 (CAT) |
- | IMS Noida | PGDM | 7.92 Lakhs | 75 (CAT) |
#34 | XIMB Bhubaneswar | MBA | 6- 8.90 Lakhs | 91 ( CAT) |
#48 | UBS Chandigarh | MBA | 52, 295 | 88 (CAT) |
Ques. Is every candidate required to appear for an Interview at IMI Delhi?
Ques. What are the areas of specialization under FPM at IMI Delhi?
Ques. Whta is PGDM Selection Process at IMI Delhi?
Ques. What is the basic eligibility criteria to apply for PGDM and PGDM (Executive) programs at IMI Delhi?
Ques. Does IMI Delhi have reservations?
Ans. No, IMI Delhi does not follow any reservation policy for different category students. Admission at IMI Delhi is only given to the best eligible and deserving students on the basis of the cutoffs released by the institute only.
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Events | Dates |
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CAT 2024 Result Date | Upcoming Dec 26, 2024 |
Events | Dates |
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CAT 2024 Exam Date | Nov 24, 2024 |
CAT 2024 Admit Card Date | Oct 25, 2024 |
CAT 2024 Registration Date | Aug 03, 2024 - Sep 20, 2024 |
Events | Dates |
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CAT 2024 Result Date | Upcoming Dec 26, 2024 |
Events | Dates |
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CAT 2024 Exam Date | Nov 24, 2024 |
CAT 2024 Admit Card Date | Oct 25, 2024 |
CAT 2024 Registration Date | Aug 03, 2024 - Sep 20, 2024 |
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Course | Fees | Eligibility | Application Date | Action |
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PG Diploma 3 Courses | ₹20.95 Lakhs (Total Fees) | Graduation + CAT/XAT/GMAT | 28 Jan 2024 | |
Fellowship | ₹2.7 Lakhs (1st Year Fees) | Post Graduation with 60% | 30 Mar 2024 | |
Executive PGDM | ₹13.8 Lakhs (Total Fees) | Graduation | 12 Apr 2024 |
Course | Fees | Eligibility | Action |
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PG Diploma 1 Course | ₹2.96 Lakhs (Total Fees) | Grad. with Experience |
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Before I talk about the worth of private B Schools like IMT/IMI/XIMB, let’s consider their average packages.
B School |
Average Package |
IMT |
INR 17.35 LPA |
IMI Delhi |
INR 17.01 LPA |
XIMB |
INR 20 LPA |
The average package of government colleges like IITs and DSE is slightly less around INR 10.57 LPA. So the point is if you are ready to invest a hefty amount in B Schools, you will not regret the decision as they are game changers. The level of exposure and diversity is almost higher than in Government colleges. IITs, DFS and DSE MBAs have a more theoretical approach than a practical one. However, the figures for private B schools are inflated so do consider the ups and downs.
The final decision is up to you. Try to find what exactly you want from MBA
Make a well-informed decision after proper research.
In choosing your B-school, the primary factors that you should consider are, the specialization you want to opt for and the ROI you are expecting. In your case, you want to go for Finance. The list of preferred B Schools you mentioned has similar fees and placements so I will be answering solely based on specialization.
Finance: IMI Delhi is the best choice of all the options when it comes to Finance. A premium quality crowd opts for Finance at IMI Delhi and the main reason is the customized MBA program in Finance. Many companies of the Finance sector visit the campus for placements. Finance students also avail the best opportunities and guidance and have a higher level of security than Marketing students.
However, in case you have more than 2-3 years of work experience, IMI Delhi is not a suitable option. Although you may stand out among your batchmates, the companies visiting the campus are not aware of this and offer roles suitable for less experienced students only. So your work experience may not be credited here.
The general preference order should be: IMI D>XIMB>IMT G
I cannot agree with the claim that IMI Delhi is not good for someone who has an experience of more than two years. My friend told me that her batch in 2020 had an average work experience of 32 months.
Joining an elite B School is not enough. Once you have successfully joined the desired B School, you need to make constant efforts to remain at the top. Just getting admission is not enough. You need to work relentlessly and meet the standards of the institute.
Even if someone has an experience of more than 2 years, he cannot cut down his efforts to remain at the top. He needs to maintain his sincerity toward academics because there is tough competition. Giving your best is the key once you have been admitted to a good B School. Keep aside secondary factors like work experience and pay academics.
People from NIT and IITs should definitely get admission to IMI Delhi or IMT Ghaziabad. Unlike the general misconception that people from ivy graduate colleges should go for the top PG colleges also, IMT and IMI are rather good choices. If an Institute helps you to build your career then the brand value hardly matters.
I have seen many people who after graduation from NIT and IITs join IMI and are glad to do so. My brother completed his graduation from DTU Delhi and joined IMI for MBA and claims that he was able to learn so many new things in the first 6 months. One of my friends also joined IMI after completing his Engineering from NIT Uttarakhand.
So what I actually mean is people from NIT and IIT can definitely pursue their MBA from IMI and IMT and won’t regret this decision.
Considering the criteria and the recent trends, I deem your profile to fare quite well provided that you perform well throughout the selection process.
Once you have been shortlisted you have to face 3 rounds during the selection process
Your mentioned score combined with your great performance during these rounds will increase your chances of admission.
If you are a marketing enthusiast, IMI Delhi is a much preferable option for you. IIT Roorkee is known for its specialization in Operations and Systems only. To avail of an enriching B School experience one must try not to go for a technical institute unless it is IIT Bombay or IIT Delhi. While the Department of Managements of IITs do excel in Operations they lack in domains such as finance, marketing, HR, and strategic management. Only the exclusive B Schools excel in these specializations.
The main requisites of a rich B School life are
Corporate exposure is sought through corporate competitions, guest lectures , conclaves, and live projects owing to alumni connections and the location advantage of being in Delhi or Mumbai. At a B School the clubs and committees are initiated and operated by Management students themselves whereas, at IITs, it’s the younger BTech graduates that do so.
So it’s the core B School life you will be missing out if you chose DOM at any Technical institute. No doubt the fees are much lower than an exclusive B School but you will be missing other things big time.
Management quota seats are seats at colleges in India that are set aside for members of the management, trust, clergy, and VIPs. According to the institution, there are between 5 and 10% of seats available. The college and trust have complete discretion over who gets to sit in these seats. The existence of management quota seats in institutes like IMT Ghaziabad, IMI Delhi, and MDI Gurgaon is not well known. For students who are unable to get admission on their own through the entrance tests, this opportunity is available. The fees for these seats are not disclosed by the institutes on any platform. For admission to the management quota seat, you have to contact these colleges at the phone numbers provided on their websites. You first have to check your eligibility and then have to pay a huge amount.
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