BIMTECH's PGDM 2026-28 batch is 40% women, from diverse academic backgrounds; B-school welcomes 39th cohort
Careers360 Connect | June 24, 2026 | 11:55 AM IST | 3 mins read
BIMTECH 2026: Students are enrolled across four 2-year PGDM programmes, including specialisations in international business, insurance business management, and retail management.
The Birla Institute of Management Technology (BIMTECH) organised the induction ceremony, welcoming its batch of 2026-28. The 39th “Deeksharambh” event was held at the Greater Noida campus for the new batch of students enrolled for 2-year full-time programmes, including PGDM, PGDM (International Business), PGDM (Insurance Business Management), and PGDM (Retail Management).
The BIMTECH's new cohort has 40% women and 60% men enrolled in the PGDM programmes , along with a "rich mix of perspectives, experiences, and aspirations," BIMTECH said in an official statement.
Badari Narayana, executive director, Deloitte, India was the guest of honour at the BIMTECH welcome ceremony , while Arvind Bhandari, CEO and managing director, Goodyear India Ltd was the chief guest at the 39th Deeksharambh.
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BIMTECH PGDM Batch 2026: Students across India join new cohort
Highlighting the importance of education, character, authenticity, originality in the digital age, Bhandari said: "Your time in education is not just a preparation for a job; it is an opportunity to understand your strengths, shape your character, and cultivate a lifelong love for learning. In a world where information is readily available and technology is rapidly transforming industries, the qualities that will truly set you apart are curiosity, authenticity, originality, and self-assurance.”
“Students who remain eager to learn, think beyond textbooks, connect knowledge with the realities of the world, and stay true to their individuality will be best equipped to lead, innovate, and make a meaningful difference in the years ahead,” he added.
Badari Narayana, Executive Director, Deloitte India, said: "An MBA is not just a qualification, it is an opportunity to build capabilities, cultivate adaptability, and develop the mindset needed to thrive amidst disruption. As industries evolve and technology reshapes the way we work, students must focus on creating value, embracing continuous learning, and taking ownership of their growth. Organizations may hire for expertise, but they place their greatest trust in individuals who demonstrate curiosity, agility, resilience, and the ability to deliver impact. Those who master these qualities will not merely navigate the future; they will help shape it.”
The new cohort has students from all across India, including Uttar Pradesh, Delhi-NCR, Madhya Pradesh, West Bengal, Bihar, and Punjab, and southern regions such as Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra, Odisha, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka, Gujarat, and Assam, the management technology institute said.
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BIMTECH's PGDM attracts students from engineering, commerce, science
“The current academic year has attracted students from diverse academic disciplines ranging from Commerce, Engineering, and Science to Humanities, Management, and beyond, highlighting the interdisciplinary appeal of the institute’s programmes,” it added.
The 39th orientation programme also included faculty interactions, academic briefings, and sessions introducing students to campus life, pedagogy, and institutional support systems. The initiative reinforced BIMTECH’s commitment to nurturing future-ready leaders equipped with analytical thinking, a global perspective, and industry relevance.
Prabina Rajib , director, BIMTECH, said: "As we welcome a new cohort to the BIMTECH family, I encourage every student to view the next 22 months as a transformational journey of learning, self-discovery, and growth. Success in today’s dynamic business landscape demands far more than academic excellence; it requires curiosity, disciplined effort, continuous skill development, and the courage to take ownership of one’s future. Equally important is the development of character, integrity, accountability, and respect for diverse perspectives; the qualities that build trust and define exceptional leaders. At BIMTECH, our mission is to nurture future-ready professionals who combine competence with values, and leadership with purpose, to create meaningful impact in business and society."
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