MBA/PGDM

No, SOIM is an institute which is dedicated towards the upliftment of talented women through its PGDM courses. Hence, all the seats available at SOIM for PGDM courses are reserved for women. Women candidates must meet the eligibility criteria for the PGDM courses at SOIM as well as clear the selection criteria to get seat allotment. 

There are a total of 60 seats in each PGDM course at SOIM. These seats are only available for women candidates who fullfill the eligibility criteria and also clear the selection criteria for the chosen PGDM course. There are a total of 120 seats for the PGDM courses at SOIM. Interested candidates are advised to check the official website for more info.

No, entry to the MBA programme of Sagar Institute of Research and Technology-Excellence is not based on entrance. The institute admits students on the merit of their graduation marks. Merit is the criterion for selecting applicants for shortlisting. This way, admission becomes just for all deserving candidates.

Yes, students of PGDM at SOIM have to pursue internships during the secondyear of their curriculum. The internship duration needs to besomewhere around 8-12 weeks or 2 - 3 months. Candidates can also choose to opt Certification courses at SOIM after completing their internship for adding value to their PGDM degree. Candidates can learn more by visiting the official website.

For MBA admission at Sagar Institute of Research and Technology-Excellence, students have to apply online on the official website. Applications are shortlisted based on graduation marks. After selection, candidates have to pay the course fee to secure their admission. The process is transparent and easy at SIRTE.

There is no information regarding reserved seats in MBA at People Institute of Management Studies. However, the institute may follow the reservation rules of the state or central government. Further, there are a total of 120 MBA seats in the institute. This seat count is as per the official website/ sanctioning body. It is still subject to revision and hence, is indicative.