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IBS Mumbai offers a comprehensive PGPM programme. Upon completing the programme, students gain knowledge of various domains, such as HR, Marketing, Finance, and more. Thus, students can seek employment opportunities in different domains. The below table showcases job profiles one can pursue after co

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IBS Mumbai PGPM admissions are entrance-based. It accepts various national-level tests which includes XAT that is conducted in January. Moreover, apart from the entrance test score, the students are also evaluated based on performance in the personal interview and micro-presentation round. 

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The IMS Mumbai MBA/PGPM application form requires students to upload scanned copies of various personal and academic documents. The list of scanned documents to be submitted at the time of application for BSc is given below:

  • Class 10 and Class 12 Marksheets and passing certificates from the board
  • UG m

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Students aspiring to take admission to PGPM at IBS Mumbai are required to submit an application form. The fee to submit the form is INR 1,800. Students must note that this fee is non-refundable. Moreover, it can be paid online via net banking, credit card, debit card, UPI, etc. 

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Candidates who wish to take admission to the IBS Mumbai PGPM programme via IBSAT or other national-level tests must submit an institute-level application form. The steps to apply are as follows:

1. Visit the official website of the institute and navigate to the admission portal.

2. Register as new can

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Yes, it is possible to take admission to the IBS Mumbai PGPM programme without CAT. The institute accepts various other national-level test scores, including NMAT, XAT, and GMAT. Other than this, the institute also conducts an in-house entrance test, i.e., IBSAT. It is conducted once a year, general

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Candidates who are offered admission to the IBS Mumbai PGPM programme are required to pay the first installment of tuition fees. The total tuition fee for the PGPM programme amounts to INR 9.09 lakh, as per official sources.

Note: The above-mentioned fee is as per the official sources. However,

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Yes, IBS Mumbai offers a PGPM programme. This programme is approved by AICTE and is equivalent to an MBA. Candidates seeking admission can check out the below table to know the key highlights of this programme:

Particulars

Statistics

Duration

Two years

Mode

Full time

Eligibility

50% in UG degree

Selection Criteria

IBSAT/CAT/NMAT/GMAT/XAT + PI + Micro Presentation

Fee

INR 9.1 lakh

Note: The above information is taken from official sources. However, it is subject to

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IHM Chennai and IHM Mumbai, both are Institute of Hotel Management colleges, and recognised by National Council for Hotel Management and Catering Technology (NCHMCT). Admission process for MSc courses at both institute is almost same. For admissions candidates are required to qualify the basic eligi

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The LSAC has withdrawn the LSAT—India exam because of some business reasons. From 2025 onwards, LSAC is not going to offer the LSAT—India exam, and also no other law entrance exam is planned to conduct by them. So, the students may opt for other exams, such as CLAT or AILET, besides the state-level

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