IMI Bhubaneswar Answered Questions

As per the latest information, a minimum of 80 percentile is required to get admission in IMI Bhubaneswar. Other than that, there are other factors as well like your academic performance, work experience etc. that is taken into consideration while shortlisting a candidate. 

Statistics for Academic Year 2022ParticularsStatisticsFirst year total students intake120Total students admitted120Total Graduated Students91Total Placed Students91The Current intake limit of IMI-B is 120 Students and there won't be likely any change next year. As compared to other B-Schools.

IMI, Bhubaneswar is a fully residential campus. Besides promoting group study and learning outside the classroom, the residential accommodation also enables the students to optimally utilize IMI resources like the library and computing facilities with internet and intranet available in the hostel. Probably you will find a number of PGs for boys and girls in google map near IIM Bhubaneswar at a very affordable price. Some PGs are available near Nayapalli. You can check it out to know more about it and choose according to your preferences.

Campus life is amazing as already said its completely a residential college, you will be indulge in lot of academic and committee's work.Here learning takes place in the form of case studies, presentations and class discussions. Course is designed in such a way that corporate attitude and behavior gets instilled in the students in these two year time period. Curriculum makes the student job ready. the latest courses on Google Analytics, Machine learning, Deep learning, etc. are taught to the students. Students are given comprehensive projects so as to implement their theoritical concepts in the practical world. So overall its a great college to experience your college life.

 1.Forgo sleep: Complete your quota for a year’s worth of dreamy sleep before you come to campus. Because as soon as you come in, you’d first be hit with a wave of assignments and readings, following by CV reviews and finally the internship preparation. Going to bed at 3 AM will be a luxury and watching the sunrise will be a common affair.2. Tell your friends not to worry: One of the unanimous complaints of friends and family outside IIM has been the lack of communication with them since you have been in school. The sheer number of parallel strings in your life will leave very little room for regular communication. Tell them in advance that this may happen, but they needn’t worry because you’ll be back with time on your schedule in a few months for sure.3. Sort out your paperwork: Within a couple of months into IIM, you will need to provide proof for everything you have ever done. From your class to dress-up races to your internships or projects at work. Sort out everything beforehand, so you don’t have to fly off in a scurry to sort out things at the last moment.4. Network: It’s one of those clichéd points that you probably mentioned as one of your reasons to want to join IIM during the interview. But it’s important enough to mention over and over again. Make sure you reach out to everyone, in some form or the other. But make sure to do it in a professional manner. You don’t want to get too friendly too soon.5. Have a hobby: You’re in an IIM with 400 other people. You had similar scores in CAT and possibly similar scores during under-graduation. You all probably have a few months of experience and all of you have had “hardships in life which have made you the person you are today”. But is there something that differentiates you from them today? If you’re good at a sport, practice every day and aim at captaincy. If you love writing, then take some time out to write something other than just assignments every week; even if you don’t let anyone else read it. Have a hobby, not just for a USP, but for your sanity in the super busy life of a PGP1.6. Speed Read: Get into the habit. This is not the advice you’ve been hearing since school. You may or may not get the time to read books or newspapers once you start. But be sure of the fact that you will be required to read tens of pages (if not hundreds) on any given day in preparation for class the next day. The sooner you learn to finish it, the more time you will have to spend on other things.7. Learn to ignore: Everyone in an IIM is there because they are strong people. Everyone around you will have strong opinions about something or the other. It will often seem like they’re making a life-and-death issue out of every tiny thing. Figure out what is important for you and learn to ignore everything else.8. Be prepared for anything to happen with an open mind: From our first week of induction to farewell to the seniors in the last week, we constantly encountered shocking incidents in varied manners. It may be as simple as some of the people we met, as gruelling as the assignments, cases, quizzes and exams, as complicated as the placements, as emotional as farewells or as colourful as language can be.9. Be open to possibilities: We may have come in with preconceived notions on what we were good at and what we wanted to do. But reality sets in when you start with your classes. You may have been with buzz with money and numbers, but ten lectures into the course, you may find that you enjoy marketing more. It’s great to follow your ambitions, and if it’s your groove, ride it into the sunset. But don’t force-fit what is not meant to be.10. Do everything you can: You may have never danced before, but go to that dance club audition. You may have been a drama-queen/king in front of your friends and family but test it out in the drama auditions. One of the best things about b-school is nobody thinks the worse of you for trying. A new attempt is always applauded. And try taking more people in it with you, More the Merrier.And most importantly:11. Question everything. Assume nothing.: You know those annoying children who would ask “Why? ” for literally everything? Be that. There are no right or wrong answers in b-school. Think about something till your opinion about it falls out of the grey area. You can either accept someone else’s thinking construct as your own, or ape someone else blindly; and aping is not what you're going to b-school for.

International Management Institute Bhubaneswar offers a total of 3 programmes PGDM, PGDM (part-time), and Fellow Programme in Management (FPM). The courses offered by IMI Bhubaneswar are approved by the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE). The institute's Post Graduate Diploma in Management (P.G.D.M) programme has National Board of Accreditation approval (NBA). The duration for PGDM is 2 years and for FPM it is 4 years. The total fee for the PGDM programme is Rs. 12, 27,000 and for the PGDM part-time Programme is Rs. 4,50,000 respectively. And the FPM Course costs Rs. 6,37,000 in IMI Bhubaneswar.

IMI Bhubaneswar provide 3 kinds of scholarships: 1. PGDM (full time) Pre admission scholarship: Merit scholarships: Candidates with outstanding careers and at least an 80 percentile in CAT/ XAT/ CMAT or at least an 80% in GMAT are eligible for scholarship funds. Up to one Lacs rupees.Merit scholarships (female): Female candidates who meet the following conditions will get an extra merit scholarship of 20%.Defence personnel: Wards of defence personnel are eligible for a Rs. 50000 scholarship.Wards of Martyrs are entitled for a Rs. 1,000,000 scholarship.Please note that you can only apply for one of the pre-admission scholarships listed above. The first half of the scholarship will be distributed at the completion of the first year of PGDM, followed by the second half at the end of the second year. A applicant can choose between two tuition fee waiver options.2. Tuition Fee Waiver for PGDM (full-time): All students with a total family income of less than Rs. 8 Lacs per annum are eligible for Scholarship under the Economically Weaker Section. Scholarships for economically disadvantaged students will be available up to 5% of the institute's total admission.3. Post-Admission Scholarships: Merit scholarships are offered for great overall academic performance after admission. Summer internship scholarships are given to emphasise the importance of summer internships and to encourage students to put up their best effort.Thanks!

The total fee for the PGDM program offered by IMI Bhubaneswar is INR 11.79 lakhs. For foreign/PIO/OCI students, the course fee is US $ 15500 per annum, and for foreign students belonging to the SAARC countries, the course fee is US $ 14000 per annum. Have a minimum of 50% aggregate marks or equivalent in the Bachelor's degree or equivalent for PGDM programme.

The campus of IMI Bhubaneswar is equipped with Modern Facilities, including the classrooms with the latest audio-visual equipment, auditoriums, conference rooms, high-speed internet connection, computer labs, industry-oriented labs, etc. Merit based scholarships are provided to the students. And since its inception, it has maintained an excellent record of 100% placement.the highest CTC offered in the year 2020 is Rs. 17.25 LPA. The placements scenario in IMI Bhubaneswar is quite good and students get a lot of opportunities to show their skills and get the desired job profile.

 Internal exams are just tests that are conducted so you can score good marks at the end of the semester. Nothing happens if you fail, you just have to study well so that you can score good marks in semester exams and have a good aggregate of marks.