Thakur Global Business School (TGBS) Admission Process

No, direct admission is not valid at  Thakur Global Business School. Admission to PG courses at the institute is entirely entrance-based. Candidates must qualify for any one entrance exam among CAT/ MH-CET/ XAT/ CMAT/ ATMA. However, candidates must also qualify for GD and PI rounds for the final selection.

Thakur Global Business School  application process is conducted in both online and offline mode. As per the details mentioned on the official website of the college, candidates can obtained the application form and admission brochure from the Institute by paying INR 2000. The admission form will also be available at the counter of TGBS on all working days from 9.30 A.M. to 5.30 P.M. Candidates may submit the application forms at the TGBS counter by hand.

Thakur Global Business School offers a two-year PGDM course in a full-time mode. Candidates can pursue PGDM course across four specialisations. Find them below:

• PGDM in Finance
• PGDM in Marketing
• PGDM in HRM
• PGDM in Operations

Thakur Global Business School offers a two-year PGDM programme at the PG level in four specialisations. The PGDM programme offered at the institute is approved by the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE). TGBS PGDM programme is offered in the following specialisations: PGDM in Finance, PGDM in Marketing, PGDM in HRM and PGDM in Operations. To be eligible for admission, candidates are required to full fill the criteria set by the institute.

Candidates need to submit original and attested copies of the below-mentioned documents at the time of TGBS Mumbai course admissions:

• Academic mark sheets
• Entrance test scorecard
• Work experience certificate (if applicable)
• Transfer Certificate/College Leaving Certificate
• Character Certificate from the competent authority
• AICTE anti-ragging undertaking on 100/- stamp paper by student and parent
• Copy of Aadhar card
• Copy of Passport
• Voter ID

Admission to PGDM course at TGBS Mumbai is done based on candidates’ performance in one of the entrance exams such as CAT, XAT, MAT, CMAT, ATMA, GMAT or MAH CET. Hence, the selection is entrance-based. However, apart from this, the other factors considered during final selection are:

• Academic Record
• Level of participation in group discussion and personal interview
• Sports, Extracurricular activities and Co-Curricular activities