International Management Institute, New Delhi Admission Process

At IMI New Delhi students can pursue PGDM programme across two major specialisations i.e., HRM and Banking & Financial Service. Admission to these courses are done based on a valid score in the accepted entrance exam. The institute accepts several national-level exams, such as CAT/ MAT/ XAT, etc. Students need to appear for the IMI Admission Test along with providing exam scores. Those meeting the IMI New Delhi cutoff are then further called for the interview rounds for final selection. 

IMI New Delhi admission is currently ongoing for various courses. Students interested in taking admission to the various PGDM programmes offered at the institute can apply for it by visiting the institute's website. Further, the last date to apply for IMI PGDM in Banking & Finance was in December. Candidates are advised to go through the eligibility and selection criteria of the institute before applying for the desired course.

There's a possibility of getting into IMI Delhi with an 85 percentile score, but it depends on several factors. The cut-off percentiles vary depending on the category you belong to. Generally, the cut-off for the General category is higher. The cut-offs fluctuate each year based on the number of applicants, the difficulty level of the entrance exams (typically CAT and XAT), and the seat availability.

As of now, the admissions for EPGDM is not open at the official website. Intersted candidates can apply for the same at the official website as and when application will be released. Hence, students are advised to frequently visit the official website to apply for the EPGDM course at IMI Delhi.

Yes, IMI Delhi accepts MAT or GMAT scores for admission to the PGDM (Executive) programme. The other entrance exam scores accepted by the college are CAT/ IMI entrance test/ GMAT/XAT/ CMAT/ MAT/ ATMA, and many more.

IMI Delhi has not started the admission process has not started for EPGDM. The applications have been invited to the official website of IMI Delhi for all courses. Candidates sponsored by a PSU or Corporate House will be qualified on the base of information provided in the application form and the approval of the sponsoring association. For more the latest schedule around IMI Delhi application process, visit the official website.

The return on investment is the profit expected on investment done. ROI is calculated taking the total tuition fee paid by students and the return they can get in terms of placements. 

Note: This information is taken from official sources and is subject to change.

The course consists credit point equivalent terms, interested candidate would be pursuing 28 full credit courses (of three credit points each). Furthermore, during the last trimester, all students have to essentially do a field project in their selected area and submit a final report to the institute.