IMI Delhi MBA PGDM Admissions 2024: NIRF Ranking, Fees & Scholarship Details
Here a different initiative taken by IMI New Delhi as it is India’s first corporate-sponsored business school, known for its strong industry connections. It offers three postgraduate diplomas (PGDM):
- PGDM (General): 300 seats
- PGDM in Human Resource Management: 60 seats
- PGDM in Business and Financial Studies: 60 seats
Insights from IMI’s Director General, Himadri Das
In a recent conversation, Himadri Das, the director general of IMI, talked about the challenges faced by business schools, the importance of diversity, and IMI’s ranking.
Key Points from the Interview
Q. How has IMI Delhi’s journey been since it started?
- Foundation: IMI Delhi was established in 1981 as India’s first corporate-sponsored business school, initially supported by the RP Goenka Group and other major companies like Nestle, Tata Chemicals, ITC, and SAIL.
- Focus on Industry Links: From the start, IMI focused on connecting with industry, which has helped it stay relevant in the changing business world.
Q. How does IMI Delhi handle the challenge of having many MBA institutes in North India?
- Main Challenges:
- Competing for top students
- Securing job placements for graduates
- Demand and Supply: The increase in MBA schools means there is more competition for a limited number of students and jobs. Each school has to deliver high quality to attract students.
- How IMI Stands Out:
- Providing top-notch education and job placements helps IMI remain competitive.
- A strong focus on maintaining high standards and good industry connections makes IMI attractive despite competition.
Q. Why should students consider IMI Delhi for their MBA?
- Strong Alumni Network: With over 40 years of history, IMI has a large alumni network that offers students networking and mentorship opportunities.
- Prime Location: Located in New Delhi, IMI students benefit from access to industry professionals and leaders nearby.
- Updated Curriculum: The courses are frequently updated with input from industry experts, making the learning relevant to today’s business needs.
Q. Why did IMI’s NIRF ranking drop from 34 in 2023 to 40 in 2024? Are there plans to improve?
- Reason for Drop: The decline in the NIRF (National Institutional Ranking Framework) ranking was mainly due to a lower perception score, which is based on feedback from recruiters and academic leaders.
- Plans for Improvement: A continuous effort is put into enhancing IMI’s reputation and perception among key stakeholders to improve its ranking in the future.
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