PGDM Admission in Institute of Finance & International Management (IFIM), Bangalore 2016

Institute of Finance & International Management (IFIM), Bangalore

IFIM Business School, Bangalore was founded in the year 1995. 

The institute is one of the top institutes for business management and it is consistently ranked in the best B-School Ranking in India.

The college is proud of its enviable academic ambience that assures highest learning-resource support for achieving optimal learning outcomes. It disseminates quality education to the students to develop their personality, to improve quality of life and to make them worthy citizens.

It is promoted by the Dalal Street Investment Journal Group and is approved by All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE). The collegeis a member of AACSB and has also applied for NAAC and SAQS accreditations.

The teaching-learning process is made of high order with a team of highly qualified, experienced and dedicated faculty. Also, learned-centered pedagogy is practiced with emphasis on ICT in the teaching-learning process. Bridge courses, compensatory classes and remedial coaching constitute our distinct extra-care for the academic progress of our students.

Vision:

Its vision is to nurture holistic, socially responsible and continuously employable professionals.

Campus of IFIM Business School -

The campus is located in the heart of Electronics City Bangalore, with well planned infrastructure and resources. The campus is spread over 2 acres of land and the hostel is located about 2 kms away from the main campus and it has excellent boarding facilities for students. The hostel has a state of the art gymnasium, open space for outdoor sports and facilities for indoor sports.

Why Join IFIM College?

• Excellent academic ambiance
• Commendable teacher-student ratio of 1: 15
• Emphasis on experiential learning
• Teaching methodology geared to develop independent thinking
• Inculcation of well-defined values
• Learning process powered by guest lectures by industrial experts
• Admirable Placements
• State of the art computer labs
• Wi-Fi enabled campus

Facilities at IFIM Business School -

• Library
• Classrooms
• Labs and IT
• Conference Halls
• WI-FI Campus
• Sports
• Health Care
• Hostel

Student Life at IFIM Business School -

Life at the IFIM campus is a fine balance of fun and study. Under the guidance and supervision of the chairperson-student affairs, elected student representatives have formed a students' council to oversee and co-ordinate various cultural, sports and mess activities including founder's day and convocation.

Apart from formal functions, the students plan and organize informal social and cultural activities around the year. These not only act as a stress buster and culture shock relief on campus, but more importantly help them to get away from mundane academic routine.

Placements at IFMI Business School -

IFIM Business School has been continuously ranked amongst the top 50 management institutions and in the recent has been awarded for its innovation in curriculum to help develop business ready resources who can hit the road running.

The 4.5 months long compulsory internship, integrated into the curriculum ensures that each of their students has worked in a corporate environment and has had the opportunity to apply their knowledge in a real life environment.

Top Recruiters -

• Biocon
• Fortis Healthcare
• Federal Bank
• Genpact
• ICICI Bank
• Wipro

Courses Offered:

• Post Graduate Diploma Management
• PGDM Finance
• PGDM Finance - Curriculum
• PGDM-IB
• PGDM-IB - Curriculum
• PGDM for Working Professional

Total Fees:

(INR)-9, 50,000

Campus Placement:

(Provided by college)-

Min. Salary: 3.50 Lacs

Avg. Salary:  5.96 Lacs

Max. Salary: 14.50 Lacs

Affiliation-Autonomous Institute

(AICTE Approved)

Duration-2 Years

Admission Process

Eligibility for Admission

• Applicants should have passed XII standard/PUC or equivalent thereto as prescribed by Bangalore University.
• Those who are appearing for the final examinations of XII or PUC can also apply.
• All admissions have to be approved by Bangalore University.

Admission Procedure:

• Students with valid CAT/XAT/GMAT/IIFT/MAT or equivalent scores and those intending to take the CAT/XAT/GMAT/IIFT/MAT or equivalent exam in '2012/2013' may also apply.
• Short-listed candidates will be called to participate in the Group Discussions and Personal Interviews at designated test centers: For details please refer to the insert captioned 'Admission Calendar’.
• Final selection will be based on ‘composite parameters’ to include:
• The CAT/XAT/GMAT/IIFT/MAT or equivalent scores, consistent academic record in Class X and XII, overall personality, easy in the application form and the extra/co-curricular activities, work experience (if any) and performance in the Group Discussions and Personal Interviews.
• Since the CAT/XAT/GMAT/IIFT/MAT or equivalent score is only an input in the selection process, it is possible for a candidate with a lower CAT/XAT/GMAT/IIFT/MAT or equivalent score to be selected for GD/PI and to be offered admission, in preference to a candidate with a higher CAT/XAT/GMAT/IIFT/MAT or equivalent score on account of better performance in other criteria.

Landing a Job After Your MBA – MBA Admission through management quota

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Landing a Job After Your MBA

Even before you start an MBA, take steps to maximize the chances of getting a great job when you graduate.

It goes without saying that for the vast majority of MBA students, the primary goal is to get a great job after graduation.

A job certainly isn’t something that is handed to you when you get your diploma, but there are concrete steps you can take to maximize your chances. Here are five things you can do, starting right now, to get the best job you can after you graduate.

Landing a post-MBA career takes a bit of direction

1. Start early

It’s never too early to start the process.

Thinking about your motivations for pursuing an MBA, and considering what you want to do after you finish, is a good way to start, even before you apply to MBA programs.

And indeed, many business schools can help with this process, even before you set foot on campus.

“We try to engage with our students right from the minute they apply for the program,” says Sue Thorn, the director of “CareerPlus,” the career development department at Warwick Business School.

Before they start the program, students enrolling in the MBA at Syracuse University’s Whitman School of Management participate in a series of self-assessment activities that are designed to help them analyze their strengths and prepare for their career search.

“It's really helpful for students to do a lot of self-reflection and engagement in research on career choices prior to actually coming into their MBA program,” says Angela Petrucco, the assistant dean for career services at Whitman. Because once you start an MBA, having clear career goals will help you make important decisions, such as which electives to take and which networking events to attend.

Starting early has the added benefit of helping to narrow down your MBA search. For instance, if you know you want to work in the United States after graduation, you might decide to focus on US-based business schools, rather than those in other countries.

Think about what you want to do after your MBA

2. Know yourself

“For any individual, the first step in successfully managing a career is knowing what you want, and if you have the skills needed to get it,” according to Yvonne Li, the director of admissions and career services at China’s CEIBS.

Indeed, knowing what you can offer to potential employers can help you hone your career path. But it’s also about knowing what you want out of a job, as well as what workplace aspects you’re not prepared to compromise on.

According to Warwick’s Sue Thorn, a prospective MBA should ask herself, “If I had a blank piece of paper, what would my starting point be? What would my ideal role be?”

To do this, there are a variety of tools, such as the Keirsey personality assessment test and other career assessment tests, which can be helpful.

Business schools' career services departments can help with the nuts and bolts of landing a job

3. Set realistic career goals

Armed with a better sense of self-awareness, you can start thinking about what you want to be doing after you finish your MBA. Take somebody who has been working as a scientist, for example. The scientist might ask herself what her assets and transferable skills are.

The scientist might decide that, based on her interests and having accrued a set of analytical skills in her work, she might be best equipped to go into marketing, or perhaps another quant-heavy field like finance.

For some students, it can be challenging to think outside of the box.

“I think one of the biggest challenges,” says Warwick’s Sue Thorn, “is following their own career path rather than following the crowd.”

“It's quite easy to get swept up in thinking that, 'oh, everyone is applying for investment banking or consulting, perhaps I should do that.’”

In this sense, it’s important to research a number of different career paths and even meet with people working in a variety of different fields, in order to get a sense of what’s out there.

4. Leverage internships and other hands-on experiences

For many MBA students, internships are one of the most effective ways to land a job. Indeed, according to a recent corporate recruiters survey from GMAC, some 85 percent of the surveyed companies who had MBA interns last year ended up offering full-time positions to these individuals.

This is because many companies see the internship almost like an “extended interview” where you can actually prove your worth on the fly.

But perhaps more importantly, an internship can be used to add skills to beef-up your profile.

For example, Whitman’s MBA students can take advantage of consulting projects with real companies, where “they're applying the business skills that they're learning in the classroom to real-life problems, and they're gaining experience that they didn't have prior,” according to Angela Petrucco.

Job fairs and networking events are great places to get leads on a post-MBA job

5. Stand out by taking advantage of b-school resources

All legitimate business schools have some kind of career services support. This can include everything from leadership-development seminars to networking events.

Networking, in particular, can be a great way to generate career ideas and find job leads.

Networking can start early on in your studies. For instance, each September, CEIBS’ career development center organizes a “Career Exploration Day” for incoming students.

“We invite business leaders/CEIBS alumni to share their expertise on various industries/functions, individual career planning and job searching strategies,” according to Yvonne Li.

Many career services departments will also help with the nuts and bolts of the job search process: the resume prep, the cover letters, and even the interviews. According to Angela Petrucco, staff at Whitman’s career center will do one-on-one mock interviews with MBA students; and students even have the option of using an online system to record their interviews and review them later.

These and other resources are there for every MBA student, and taking advantage of them during your program will help give you a leg-up during your job search. Because landing a job, in the end, is about more than just the degree.

“Most recruiters post-MBA are not just looking for someone who gets high academic marks,” says Warwick’s Sue Throne, so “take as many opportunities as you can to meet as many people, and really embrace everything that the MBA can offer you.”

“Because what you're trying to do is stand out, rather than just say that you have an MBA.”

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