ICBM-School of Business Excellence

No, MAT is not compulsory for the admission process in MBA or PGDM courses offered at ICBM-SBE. The institute uses a number of national-level entrance examinations such as CAT, XAT, CMAT, ATMA, GMAT, and MAT for multiple qualifying opportunities. This flexibility gives students with diverse academic and test-based backgrounds equal opportunities to apply. While a valid entrance exam score is mandatory, candidates are free to submit scores from any of the accepted tests-not just MAT-as part of the selection process.

PGDM students who achieve good scores in the AB-KBC Scholarship test get the financial benefits. The more a student achieves, the higher the amount. Check out the scores and the scholarship amounts in the table below:

ICBM SBE assures the placement for each and every PGDM student, subject to 85% attendance. Now, giving 100% placements is hard to prove for certain reasons. Sometimes a student does not attend an adequate number of classes, which affects their placement drive. Moreover, many times PGDM students start their own start-ups, become entrepreneurs, choose further studies, etc. Thus, achieving 100% placements from any institute is tougher than it seems. 

At the time of the ICBM-School of Business Excellence PGDM course comparison with other similar colleges/ institutes,  firstly, candidates should consider their concerns about which they want to compare the courses and colleges. For example, if the candidate is more considerate of the affordability of the course, they should compare the courses on the basis of the fee structure of the colleges' MBA/ PGDM courses. In the same way, the colleges/ institutes can be compared on these parameters:

• Faculty 
• Admission Process
• Location 
• Seats
• Specialisations, and many more. 

The recent ranking for the PGDM course at ICBM-SBE has not been announced.  However, The Times and Business Today have given the ranking to the PGDM course in the previous academic years for the management category. To understand the growth or decline of the rankings, refer to the table below: