PGDM in Finance Management 

at New Delhi Institute of Management, Tughlakabad

NDIM offers good annual placements for its MBA and BBA courses. The placements are ongoing for the academic year 2022-2023. As per the latest report, the participating recruiters have placed 60% students of the batch 2023 before the start of 4th Semester. It is expected that NDIM will achieve 100% placements in the academic year 2022-2023. The key highlights of NDIM placements for the Class of 2022 and 2023 are tabulated below:

Note: The placements are going on for the academic year 2022-2023. The placement details for 2023 may vary once the final placement report 2023 is out. Further, the placement details of 2022 are gathered from the New Delhi Institute of Management NIRF report 2023 and official website.

The PGDM programme at NDIM Delhi offers a number of specialisations. In 2025, NDIM admission for the PGDM programme will be determined by entrance exams. The institute accepts results from national exams such as the CAT, MAT, XAT, CMAT, and others for admission. All of NDIM's apps have been approved by the Accreditation Service for International Schools, Colleges, and Universities (ASIC) UK and the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE).  

Admission to PGDM is based on MAT/ XAT/ CAT/ CMAT/ ATMA scores followed by GDPI round. The institute also considers the academic performance, work experience and other achievements of the candidates for final selection. Candidates must pass graduation with at least 55% aggregate (45% aggregate for reserved category) to apply for PGDM course. Students appearing for the final year exam can also apply. Click here to know the complete NDIM PGDM admission process.

NDIM cutoff is based on the marks obtained in different national-level exams. Various sectors, such as the total number of participating institutes, the marking scheme, the total number of seats, the overall difficulty level of the exam, and the total number of test-takers, determine New Delhi Institute of Management cutoff. Tabulated below is the latest cutoff information available for the institute:

NDIM Delhi cutoff 2025 is yet to be released for admission to its PGDM courses. The institute accepts CAT, CMAT, MAT, XAT and ATMA entrance exam scores for admission. During the NDIM Delhi PGDM cutoff 2024, the percentile was CAT, CMAT, MAT, and XAT stood at 60, 75, and 60, respectively, for the General AI quota. While taking into consideration the past years' cutoffs, the 2025 estimated cutoff can remain similar as the insitute is depicting a similar cutoff trend over the years for the students belonging to the General AI quota. 

Yes, NDIM is a good college for PGDM. The institute has been declared the first and only mentor institute in India under the 'Management' category by the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE). It is an integral part of the non-profit & charitable education society, Society for Employment and Career Counselling. 

In terms of placements, The average and median salary package offered during the NDIM Delhi placements stood at INR 10 LPA and INR 12 LPA, respectively. All the courses offered by NDIM are approved by the AICTE and accredited by the Accreditation Service for International Schools, Colleges and Universities (ASIC) UK. New Delhi Institute of Management offers all the necessary facilities that help students in having a hassle-free college life such as hostels, gyms, transportation, sports, medical, library, etc. 

NDIM offers admission to MBA and PGDM courses and specialistions. The institute does not offers admission to the UG courses. The institute offers admission to the Post Graduate Diploma in Management, PGDM in Marketing Management and PGDM in Finance Management, apart from a few other courses. 

CAT is a computer based test which is conducted in three shifts. The CAT is conducted for two hours in which candidates have to solve 68 questions.

These 68 questions are divided into three sections Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension VARC Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning DILR and Quantitative Aptitude (QA). The VARC section has 24 questions, the DILR section has 28 questions and QA section has 22 question. Each question carries 3 marks for correct entry and -1 for incorrect entry. There is no negative marking for unanswered question. A unique aspect of CAT is the sectional time limit. Each section has a time limit of 40 minutes (53.20 minutes for PwD candidates).

Candidates have to complete the section within the time limit as the moment the onscreen timer shows 0 minutes left, the screen will automatically move to the next section. There is no option to go back to older questions. Also, candidates have to follow the question paper chronology. They have to first solve the VARC section, then the DILR section and then the QA section.