IIM Mumbai invites applications for VLFM executive programme 2026; apply by November 29
Vikas Kumar Pandit | November 24, 2025 | 12:39 PM IST | 2 mins read
IIM Mumbai Admissions 2026: The five-day programme is designed for mid-career professionals with 4 to 10 years of experience. A total of 35 seats are available for the VLFM executive programme.
The Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Mumbai has invited applications for its Post Graduate Diploma for Executives – Visionary Leadership for Manufacturing (VLFM) Programme. The programme is designed to develop managerial skills and prepare mid-career professionals to align daily operations with strategic priorities.
IIM Mumbai will conduct the programme over five contact days at its campus. It is open to mid-level professionals from any discipline with four to ten years of work experience. A total of 35 seats are available for the IIM Mumbai VLFM programme.
Candidates can apply for the programme by November 29, 2025, through the institute’s admissions portal at iimmumbai.ac.in/admissions/. As per the institute, the programme is scheduled to begin in mid-April 2026. The programme fee is Rs 16,32,000.
IIM Mumbai VLFM Programme: Eligibility criteria
The eligibility criteria for the IIM Mumbai VLFM programme are given below.
- Candidates should hold a recognised first-class full-time Bachelor of Engineering (BE) or Bachelor of Technology (BTech) degree in a technological discipline.
- Candidates should have a minimum of four years and less than ten years of full-time industrial experience.
- Eligible experience can be in domains such as manufacturing, operations, or consulting.
- Work experience will be considered up to the last date of application submission as specified in the programme advertisement.
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IIM Mumbai executive programme admission
The VLFM programme focuses on building managerial foundations, improving decision-making, and enhancing leadership abilities for manufacturing sector roles. Participants will gain exposure to key management functions and strategies to support organisational growth.
“The Visionary Leadership for Manufacturing Programme for Executives is crafted to empower high-potential professionals who are ready to make the leap from managing operations to shaping strategy. This intensive, industry-aligned programme builds strong managerial foundations, expands business perspectives, and equips you to lead transformation in the manufacturing sector,” the IIM Mumbai said.
The teaching methods include interactive lectures, case studies, group activities, role plays, and management games to provide practical learning and real-world engagement.
Manoj Tiwari, director of IIM Mumbai, shares, “Businesses now need leaders who can think holistically and manage complexity with agility. Our General Management Program is specifically designed to groom mid-level managers into visionary leaders capable of driving transformation and growth in their organizations.”
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