Exam dates at IMS Ghaziabad

Overview

IMS Ghaziabad is famous for its excellent quality of education. Institutions' criteria for admitting students play a vital role in maintaining the standard of education and thus help the institute improve its image in the world of academia. IMS Ghaziabad, with no intention of quality compromise, conducts its entrance exams to assess the intellect of the students for the requirements of various programmes that the institution is running. Depending upon the nature of the program, the questions are framed. For example, in the PGDBM course, the question paper consists of questions assessing quantitative aptitude, reasoning, English, and business awareness.

The test conducted by the institution is a computer-based test consisting of a hundred questions, and the time duration is a hundred minutes. There is no negative marking, and the test is for two hundred marks, so each question carries two marks. Detailed information regarding the test can be obtained from the institution's website. Eligible candidates may take the entrance exam online.

Talking about the important exam dates at IMS Ghaziabad, the process of admission starts in April. So online registration starts in April and the last phase of the registration process usually falls in the second week of May every year. The institution has given students the freedom to choose the test slot at their convenience. Students get a reasonable time to book test slots. The result of the entrance exam is also declared within a week.

Experience of aspirants:

Discussion with some of the students concludes that if an individual is preparing for CAT or XAT, then it becomes very easy for the individual to clear entrance exams of B-Category business schools, which are equally good from placement and academic perspectives. Bhavna Tyagi says all her friends who are preparing for an MBA or PGDBM have kept IMS Ghaziabad as one of their top five choices. She mentioned that in the last two decades, the college has gained tremendous growth in admission volume, placement record, and quality of education. She also shared that she has met a few past employees who are in very good positions in the corporate hierarchy and they still appreciate the efforts of IMS Ghaziabad in shaping their future.

The institution also facilitates the candidate with proper career and programme counselling just after admission. So these candidates, who have now become students of IMS, would be counselled for their better and more fruitful association with the institution. Very few institutions show this type of gesture, which fills the students with motivation and positive vibes toward their careers and future.

Eligibility criteria:

Eligibility criteria are different for different courses. For undergraduate courses, it is mandatory to have passed 10+2 in any stream (Science/Arts/Commerce). If the programme is technical, like Information Technology, then students from only Science backgrounds are eligible. Similarly, for PG courses, graduation is the minimum qualification criterion. Aspirants have also shared that if one took studies during school and college seriously, then clearing the entrance exam does not require any special preparation. Another aspect of the eligibility criteria is that a student should have a minimum grade of fifty percent in 10+2.

Suggestions to prepare for IMS Ghaziabad:

The candidate should be aware of the syllabus for the entrance exam. This would help you to maintain your preparation in the right direction. Regular revision also helps in boosting your confidence. So, keeping your notes handy and revising the content whenever you get the time is the key to success. Following a proper schedule with regularity will allow you to prioritise the important topics. 

About the Author: Amit Kumar Sharma Ten years of experience in teaching Organizational Behavior and HR at University level. Have conducted 13 Faculty development programmes at School level Conducted two Management Development programs at industry level.

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