SOIL Institute of Management invites applications for PGPM, PGDM 2024 programmes; apply now
SOIL Institute of Management admissions 2024 open for PGPM, PGPM-HR and PGDM programmes. Check all the details here.
Piyush Chaudhary | September 18, 2023 | 09:54 AM IST
NEW DELHI: SOIL Institute of Management, Gurgaon has invited applications for Post Graduate Program in Management (PGPM) and Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM) 2024 programmes. The institute offers three full-time postgraduate management programmes like PGPM, PGPM-HR and PGDM. Interested and eligible candidates can apply for SOIL Institute of Management management programmes as per their qualification and the programme eligibility criteria. SOIL Institute of Management application form can be filled only in online mode by visiting the institute's official website.
Candidates must carefully go through all the PGPM and PGDM programme details like eligibility criteria, fees, duration and more before filling the SOIL Institute of Management application form.
SOIL Institute of Management PGPM and PGDM Eligibility Criteria 2024
Programme | Eligibility Criteria |
PGPM | Candidates must have a Bachelor’s degree in any discipline from a recognized institution with at least 50% in graduation and greater than 60% in 10th & 12th. They must have a minimum 2 years of prior work experience with a valid CAT/ NMAT/ GMAT/ XAT score. |
PGPM-HR | Candidates must have a Bachelor’s degree in any discipline from a recognized institution with at least 50% in graduation and greater than 60% in 10th & 12th. They must have a valid CAT/ NMAT/ GMAT/ XAT score. NOTE: Work experience is preferred. |
PGDM | Candidates should hold a Bachelor’s degree in any discipline from a recognized institution in any of the following streams Arts/ Commerce/ Science/ Engg. (B.Tech/ BE) etc. They should have a full-time UG degree completion certificate before June 15, 2024. All applicants are required to appear for GMAT/ CAT/ XAT/ MAT. Fresher’s and candidates with less than 5 years of work experience are eligible to apply. |
NOTE: For more information on the SOIL Institute of Management PGPM and PGDM eligibility criteria check the official admission notification or website.
SOIL Institute of Management Application 2024 - Mode and fee
Application fee | Rs. 2000 |
Mode | Online |
SOIL Institute of Management Admission 2024 - Programmes, fees and seats
Programme Name | Specialisation | Course Fees | Seats |
PGPM (1 year) | Analytics Finance Marketing | Rs. 15,33,226 | 120 |
PGPM-HR (1 year) | Human Resources | Rs. 14,50,000 | 60 |
PGDM (2 year) | Analytics Finance Marketing Human Resources | Rs. 14,80,000 | 300 |
SOIL Institute of Management Selection Process 2024
For admission to PGPM and PGPM-HR progarmmes:
Candidates have to submit an online application form and pay the application fee.
GEPI shortlisting
GEPI round consists of: SOIL Talent Appreciation Test, Leadership Exercise, Life Map Exercise and Personal Interview Round.
SOIL Institute of Management result declaration.
Acceptance of offer and enrollment.
For admission to SOIL Institute of Management PGDM programme:
Fill the online application form and pay the application fee.
GEPI shortlisting round
GEPI round consists of: Design Thinking Workshop, Case Group Discussion and Personal Interview Round
Result declaration.
Acceptance of offer and enrollment
Contact Details
Address: SOIL Institute of Management, Plot 76, Sector 44, Gurgaon, Haryana, India - 122003
Email Address: PGPM & PGPM-HR: admissions@soilindia.net
PGDM: pgdm@schoolofbusinessdesign.com
Phone Number: PGPM & PGPM-HR: +91-9654467153
PGDM: +91-9870256660 / +91-9717280018
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