Asia-Pacific Institute of Management, New Delhi

No, you don't need to prepare for GD/PI through some tuition and all, the questions asked are based on the subjective knowledge of your graduation course and current affairs. It is important to have knowledge about recent happenings like new budget introduced and Vodafone and Idea joining hands, etc.

Asia Pacific is among the top colleges in NCR region. The faculties of the college are extremely experienced and highly qualified. The exposure to the corporate culture is good and studies are upto the current industry demands. The average package is between Rs 5-7 lakhs.

Yes, you can apply if you will pass out your college this year i.e 2017. For GD/PI, you should have a subjective knowledge of your course and along with it, keep yourself updated with all the new happening around the globe, news updates and some recent major events.

Last date has not been finalized yet but I suggest you to fill the registration form as soon as possible because seats are getting filled quickly, so it better not to lose the opportunity. As soon as the final last date is declared, I will let you know.

The placement for 2016 was good, big brands like Continental tyres, The Umrao and lot more have come and list goes long, the placement process is still going on, almost most of the students are successfully placed.

The placement record for IB students are good and yes all the students have been offered the job and are placed well. The average package is Rs 5-8 lakh.

You need to have 200 score in your CMAT exam.

Your scores are really good, you can get admission in any of the top B-Schools. Asia Pacific institute of management is one of the top management college in Delhi NCR region. You can apply for the GD PI by filling the online form through their website - http://www.asiapacific.edu

Asia Pacific is far much better than Amity as the faculty and placement cell of Asia Pacific is really working hard to make sure that each student is placed. Moreover Amity is only a big brand name but internally it is worthless. The Return on Investment is very low in Amity. Why to invest your hard earned money in a college where you will not get the proper return in terms of placement and knowledge?