IIM Lucknow to close applications for PhD in Management on February 23; apply at iiml.ac.in
IIM Lucknow Admission 2025: The selection process includes shortlisting of candidates for interview, based on entrance exam scores. IIM graduates can apply directly for the PhD Programme in Management.

Suviral Shukla | February 14, 2025 | 04:56 PM IST
NEW DELHI: The Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Lucknow, will close the registrations for its PhD programme in Management on February 23. Candidates can apply for the management course directly through the official website at iiml.ac.in.
Candidates, applying for the PhD programme in management can opt between several research specialisations in different fields such as agri-business management, business sustainability, communication, decision sciences (OR/Stats), business environment (economics), finance and accounting, human resource management, information technology and systems, marketing management, operations management, and strategic management.
Archana Shukla, director at IIM Lucknow, said: “The PhD program at IIM Lucknow nurtures intellectual curiosity and scholarly excellence, providing an environment that challenges conventional boundaries and inspires innovative thinking. Our doctoral candidates are equipped with the tools to pioneer impactful research, address complex real-world challenges, and emerge as thought leaders who drive meaningful change in academia, industry, and society at large.”
IIM Lucknow’s PhD Programme in Management: Eligibility, selection process
As per the eligibility criteria, candidates, who have secured the following degrees or have completed educational qualifications are eligible to apply for the PhD programme in Management at the IIM Lucknow.
- Candidates completed master’s degree or its equivalent certificate in any discipline with at least 55% aggregate marks.
- Bachelor’s degree in engineering (or a four-year graduate degree) with minimum 65% marks.
- Professional qualifications like CA, ICWA, or CS with at least 55% aggregate marks and a BCom undergraduate degree.
- A two or three-year full-time classroom-based PGDM from any of the IIMs with a minimum CGPA of 6/10 or 60%.
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Notably, candidates having a valid score from the last two years in one of the entrance exams such as CAT, GATE, GRE, GMAT, or JRF, SRF (UGC, CSIR, ICAR), are also eligible to apply for the programme.
The selection process includes shortlisting of candidates for interview based on their exam scores and those holding qualifications from IIMs, could apply directly for the course without sitting for the exam.
IIM Lucknow Admission 2025: Benefits to PhD scholars
The duration of the PhD programme is four and a half years and candidates will be provided “full tuition waivers, semi-furnished 1BHK accommodation, a generous monthly stipend, contingency grants, and a one-time computer purchase grant for doctoral scholars,” the institute said.
Moreover, the programme also offers funding for case writing, field research, professional memberships, family health insurance, and travel support for conferences.
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