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Program Fee. INR 1,27,119/- plus 18% GST. Eligibility. Bachelor’s degree with minimum 50% marks. Selection Process. Submit your application on upGrad’s website with relevant information related to your profile to get shortlisted. Program Starts. Please visit upGrad’s website for more details.
Jun 18, 2024 · IMT Ghaziabad also known as Institute of Management Technology Ghaziabad, established in 1980, is a leading AACSB accredited management school in India. This autonomous institute is approved by AICTE and has been providing in-demand postgraduate programmes for over four decades.
PGDM ExP Placement. IMT Advantage. Dear Recruiter, We invite you to the placements season at IMT Ghaziabad with the deep satisfaction of knowing that our institute has been ranked consistently in the top 10 amongst all B-schools. It is the result of our unrelenting, sustained effort with clear focus on all areas that contribute.
Ghaziabad Institute of Management & Technology provides the best to its students, to drive the best out of them. GMIT was established in 2004 under the aegis of great educationist and visionary late Shri. Chttar Singh Ji. He guided and inspired the students with a motto Transforming ideas, thus transforming education & transforming india.With ...
IMT Ghaziabad Distance Learning PGDM Admission 2023. The institute offers two-years PGDM program in Finance, Marketing, Operations, Business Analytics and Human Resource Management. Candidates who have completed Bachelor’s degree in any specialization are eligible to apply for PGDM program. Selection will be based on Graduation scores.
Jan 2, 2024 · IMT Ghaziabad Alumni. Institute of Management Technology Ghaziabad proudly boasts its impressive roster of over 22,000+ alumni. The alumni have achieved extraordinary career heights and brought laurels to the institute. The alumni cell has established a strong alumni network that provides professional support to the students at the institute.
Business school rankings, including MBA, MSC, and European MBA rankings from the Financial Times
