The 1 year Post GraduateProgrammein Management offered byShri Dharmasthala ManjunatheshwaraInstitute for Management Development (SDMIMD) is a rigorous, demanding and relevantprogrammefor the working executives. According to Dr N R Parasuraman, Director, SDMIMD Since the PGPM is for experienced candidates they can do this Program for boosting their career prospects.

MAT 2017 May exam can prove to be the last opportunity to get admission in one of the top MBA colleges in India and 400 MBA colleges of Maharashtra.
MAT 2017 scores can offer admission opportunity in high RoI and top MBA colleges of Maharashtra. A few of the top MBA colleges where admission chances would be available through Centralized Admission Process (CAP) 2017 on the basis of MAT 2017 scores are JBIMS Mumbai, SIMSREE Mumbai, K J Somaiya Mumbai, PUMBA Pune, N L Dalmiya Mumbai, DSIMS Mumbai, IESMCRC Mumbai, SIES Mumbai, FLAME Pune, Singhad Pune among others.

The T. A. Pai Management Institute, Manipal TAPMI) has again achieved 100% placement for the batch 2015-17 achieving 100 % placements.

FLAME School of Business (FSB) is well aware that choosing your higher education institute is one of the most important decisions of your life. In todays fast changing world, if students have to become tomorrows leaders, they need a combination of reputed faculty, practical curriculum, industry interface and holistic development. FLAME School of Business MBA program offers each of the elements for the growth of its students and more.

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AIMA has opened registration and application process for May MAT 2017. Management Aptitude Test (MAT) exam in May will be held both as paper based (PBT) and computer based (CBT) test. While MAT in PBT form will be held in a single session on May 7, the MAT in CBT form will be held from May 13 onwards. Candidates can apply online as well as offline and the last date of submission of MAT exam application is April 28, 2017. The last date for sale of offline forms for MAT 2017 May exam has been restricted by AIMA to April 25, 2017.

IIM Calcutta has successfully concluded its final placement process for the PGDM batch of 2017 in 3 days. The highest domestic package stood at Rs. 70 lakh per annum, whereas the highest international package amounted to $130,000 per annum (Rs.87 lakhs), reaffirming the belief of the recruiters in the talent pool of IIM Calcutta students.

The entire Placement 2017 was completed, with 100% placement for the batch within a record 3 days, in the 2nd week of February. There were total 474 top notch offers including significant number of International offers.

After a long wait, Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies (JBIMS) Mumbai has announced its admission criteria for its flagship MMS 2017-19 programme. JBIMS will now offer admission through DTE-CAP 2017 instead of conducting its own GD-PI round. According to JBIMS The admission process for MMSfor the academic year 2017-19 will be same as conducted last year for 2016-18. Any change in the process, if any, will be intimated on the website.

Directors and Chairmen of autonomous PGDM institutions, who have met recently at New Delhi, had a roundtable discussion on the future of Indian Management Education. This meeting was called by the Education Promotion Society for India (EPSI), an apex body representing wide spectrum of higher education institutions, including 500+ PGDM institutions.

The oldest among 20 IIMs, the Indian Institute of Management Calcutta will become IIM Kolkata and Rajiv Gandhi Indian Institute of Management, Shillong will no longer carry the name of late Prime minister of India Rajiv Gandhi, if the IIM Bill 2017 tabled in Lok Sabha on February 9 has its way.

The 2 days 4 sessions MAH CET 2017 exam that began in the morning on March 4 has ended in the evening on Sunday, March 5, 2017 across the country. Across the 4 sessions the exam was reported lengthy with many tricky questions and the candidates were seen gasping for more time and remained busy in time management during the exam.