IIM Udaipur inaugurates batches for One-year Full-time MBA in DEM and GSCM

In total, 116 students enrolled in the one-year MBA programs. Of these, 18% are female students. The one-year MBA program in Global Supply Chain Management (GSCM) has 55 students, while the one-year MBA program in Digital Enterprise Management (DEM) has 61 students.

Indian Institute of Management Udaipur inaugurated the Eleventh batch of one-year MBA in Global Supply Chain Management (GSCM) program and the Fourth batch of its one-year MBA in Digital Enterprise Management (DEM) for the academic year 2023-24. The management institute has increased the seat intake by 20% compared to previous batches for both courses towards the oncoming academic year.

In total, 116 students enrolled in the one-year MBA programs. of these, 18% are female students. The one-year MBA program in Global Supply Chain Management (GSCM) has 55 students, while the one-year MBA program in Digital Enterprise Management (DEM) has 61 students.

The one-year MBA program batch of 2023-24 has a diverse student body with experience from various industrial backgrounds. The program has students who have previously worked in industries such as Agriculture, Automobiles, Banking & Finance, Consulting and IT services, Consumer Durables, e-Commerce, Ed-Tech, and many more. This diverse range of industrial backgrounds can bring a wealth of experience and knowledge to the program, and students can learn from each other's perspectives and expertise.

Professor Ashok Banerjee, Director of IIM Udaipur, said, “This program is not just a degree but a transformational experience. By the end of this one-year, students will possess certain qualities that will change the way of life. The journey towards transformation will be defined by a few critical factors, such as contextualization, communication, networking opportunities, classroom learning, and time management.”

Addressing the incoming batch, Pratik Pal, Chief Executive Officer, Tata Digital, said, “In today's business world, digital transformation is essential not just to survive, but to thrive. Industries and startups that have embraced digital transformation are sustaining their existence, and people can adopt digital to become more efficient and consumer-centric. Companies like Amazon have disrupted the business of players like Best Buy by introducing e-commerce and online shopping platforms. In future, we will see such disruptions in the banking sector and other sectors as well.”

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