MDI Gurgaon PGDM-BM round 1 registration ends today at admissions.mdi.ac.in

NEW DELHI: The Management Development Institute (MDI Gurgaon) will close the registration window for PGDM-BM admission round 1 today. Eligible candidates can apply for the round 1 admission of Postgraduate Diploma in Business Management (PGDM-BM) through the official website of MDI Gurgaon, admissions.mdi.ac.in.

Candidates applying for the programmes should have cleared Common Admission Test (CAT-2023) or GMAT or XAT 2024 score. Shortlisted candidates will be invited for the personal interview round, either online or offline, at Gurgaon, Mumbai or Bangalore. The interview will likely be held on March 10.

Qualification criteria

Candidates applying for the PGDM-BM will have to meet the following criteria:

• The applicants must have 50% marks or equivalent CGPA in both Class 10 and 12.
• The applicants should have a minimum 3-year bachelor’s degree, with at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA in any discipline from any recognised university.

The MDI’s PGDM-BM programme is accredited by AMBA and the Association of MBAs (UK). It focuses on developing leaders who will excel in the rapidly changing business environment, become agents of change and be charged with a customer centric orientation, the institute added.

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Round 2 admission

The MDI will start the round 2 admissions process for PGDM-BM on February 20. Candidates will be able to apply for the round till March 27 and the interview will be held on April 7.

The MDI Gurgaon will start PGDM-BM classes for the academic year 2024-25 in July. MDI Gurgaon Industry Connect dean Sumita Rai, “PGDM-BM isn't solely about knowledge acquisition; it's a platform for refining judgment and enhancing skills. It beckons those aiming for transformative leadership, going beyond mere competence. As the initial phase opens its doors to candidates, we advise aspirants to also keep an eye out for details regarding the upcoming stage.”