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Thursday, October 19, 2006
LIST OF NON-IIM INSTITUTIONS USING CAT 2006 SCORES
(In alphabetical order as on October 12, 2006)
ABV Indian Institute of Information Technology & Management
Morena Link Road
Gwalior 474 010
Phone: 0751-2460316
Fax: 0751-2460316
Web Site: www.iiitm.ac.in
Army Institute of Management & Technology
Plot No M-1, Pocket P-5
Gautam Budh Nagar
Greater Noida 201 306
Phone: 0120-3251265
Web Site: www.aimt.ac.in
Academy of Management Studies
Puba Sadan
Kausalyaganga
Bhubaneswar 751 002
Phone: 0674-2465570/2465128
Fax: 0674-2431426
Web Site: www.krupajalgroup.org
Asian School of Business
Technopark
Trivandrum 695 581
Phone: 0471-5579001/2
Fax: 0471-2700247
Web Site: www.asb.edu.in
Alard School of Business Management
S. No. 50, Marunje
Near Rajiv Gandhi Infotech Park
Pune 411 027
Phone: 020-22934188
Fax: 020-56013611
Web Site: www.alardinstitute.org
Asia-Pacific Institute of Management
3 & 4 Institutional Area
Jasola, Sarita Vihar
New Delhi 110 025
Phone: 011-42094800/55805532-35
Fax: 011-26951541
Web Site: www.asiapacific.edu
Alliance Business Academy
19th Cross, 7th Main
BTM-II Stage, N. S. Palya
Bangalore 560 076
Phone: 080-26681444/26680324
Fax: 080-26684137
Web Site: www.alliancebschool.org
Bengal Institute of Technology & Management
Trust House, (7th Floor)
32 A, C. R. Avenue
Kolkata 700 012
Phone: 033-22121007/1009
Fax: 033-22121007/09
Web Site: www.camelliagroup.org
Amrita School of Business
Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham (Deemed University)
Ettimadai P. O.
Coimbatore 641 105
Phone: 0422-2656422/2422
Fax: 0422-2656274
Web Site: www.amrita.edu/asb
Bharathidasan Institute of Management
Post Box No. 12, M. H. D. Campus
BHEL Complex
Tiruchirappalli 620 014
Phone: 0431-2520796/502
Fax: 0431-2520733
Web Site: www.bim.edu
Aravali Institute of Management
Marwar Bhawan
Polo No.2, Paota
Jodhpur 342 006
Phone: 0291-2550070/2555356
Fax: 0291-2543600
Web Site: www.aravali.org
Birla Institute of Management Technology
Plot No. 5
Knowledge Park-II, Institutional Area
Greater Noida (NCR) 201 306
Phone: 0120-2323001-10
Fax: 0120-2323022/25
Web Site: www.bimtech.ac.in
Army Institute of Management
Judges Court Road, Opp. Alipore Telephone Exchange
P. O. Box No. 16710, Alipore
Kolkata 700 027
Phone: 033-24398335/37/38/24794494
Fax: 033-24794929
Web Site: www.aim.ac.in
College of Agribusiness Management
G. B. Pant University of Agriculture and Technology
Pantnagar 263 145
Phone: 05944-233884
Fax: 05944-233533
Web Site: www.cabm.ac.in
Cosmic Business School
(A Maharishi Group Initiative) B-I/E-II
Mohan Co-operative Indl. Estate, Mathura Road, (Near
Shamken House and NTPC)
New Delhi 110 044
Phone: 011-30820830-32
Fax: 011-26945323
Web Site: www.cosmicbschool.in
Eastern Institute for Integrated Learning in Management
6, Waterloo Street
2nd Floor
Kolkata 700 069
Phone: 033-22100911/12/13
Fax: 033-22100909
Web Site: www.eiilm.com
Department of Business Administration
University of Lucknow
Lucknow 226 007
Phone: 0522-2740246/2360650
Fax: 0522-2740462
Web Site: www.lkouniv.ac.in
EMPI Business School
CSKM Educational Complex
Satbari, Chattarpur
New Delhi 110 074
Phone: 011-26652373/2375/3764
Fax: 011-26654422
Web Site: www.empiindia.com
Department of Business Management
University of Calcutta
Alipore Campus, 1, Reformatory Street, (6th & 7th Floors)
Kolkata 700 027
Phone: 033-24499418
Fax: 033-24499418
Web Site: www.mbmcu.org
EMPI Institute of Advertising, Communication &
Management (AdCoM)
CSKM Educational Complex
Satbari, Chattarpur
New Delhi 110 074
Phone: 011-26652373/2375/3764
Fax: 011-26654422
Web Site: www.empiindia.com
Department of Business Management
Punjab Agricultural University
Ludhiana 141 004
Phone: 0161-2401960/233/2400955
Fax: 0161-2400955
Web Site: www.pau.edu
Faculty of Management Studies
Banaras Hindu University
Varanasi 221 005
Phone: 0542-2307430/2307222/2369332
Fax: 0542-2368174
Web Site: www.bhu.ac.in
Department of Commerce, University of Calcutta
87/1, College Street
Kolkata 700 073
Phone: 033-22410071-74
Fax: 033-22413288
Web Site: www.caluniv.ac.in
FORE School of Management
B-18, Qutab Institutional Area
New Delhi 110 016
Phone: 011-41242424-34/26866216
Fax: 011-26964229
Web Site: www.fsm.ac.in
Department of Management Studies
Indian School of Mines
Dhanbad 826 004
Phone: 0326-2206858
Fax: 0326-2206858
Web Site: www.ismdhanbad.ac.in
Gitam Institute of Foreign Trade
Gandhi Nagar Campus
Rushikonda
Visakhapatanam 530 045
Phone: 0891-2790505, 2840400
Fax: 0891-2790036
Web Site: www.gift-india.org
Doon University
Camp Office: 388/2
Indiranagar
Dehradun 248 006
Globsyn Business School
Techno Campus, XI -11 & 12, Block- EP
Sector-V, Salt Lake Electronics Complex
Kolkata 700 091
Phone: 033-23573610-14
Fax: 033-23573684
Web Site: www.globsynbschool.com
Graduate School of Business & Administration
Plot No-HS-02, Block - F
Sector Alpha - 02
Greater Noida (NCR) 201 306
Phone: 0120-2320521-525
Fax: 0120-2320522
Web Site: www.gsbaindia.org
Indian Institute of Social Welfare and Business Management
Management House
College Square(West)
Kolkata 700 073
Phone: 033-22418694/95
Fax: 033-22413975
Web Site: www.iiswbm.edu
Heritage Institute of Technology
Chowbaga Road, Anandapur
P.O.East Kolkata Township
Kolkata 700 107
Phone: 033-24430710/24430450/1/2/4
Fax: 033-24430455
Web Site: www.heritageit.edu
Indian Institute of Tourism & Travel Management
Govindpuri
Gwalior 474 011
Phone: 0751-2344111 (D) / 2344214
Fax: 0751-2344054
Web Site: www.iittm.org
IBAT School of Management
Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology
Deemed University, KIIT Campus-7 (KRISHNA CAMPUS)
Bhubaneswar 751 024
Phone: 0674-2725007/01/03/04
Fax: 0674-2725278
Web Site: www.ibat.ac.in
Institute for Financial Management and Research
24, Kothari Road
Nungambakkam
Chennai 600 034
Phone: 044-28273801
Fax: 044-28279208
Web Site: www.ifmr.ac.in
IILM Institute for Higher Education
Plot - 69
Sector - 53
Gurgaon 122 003
Phone: 0124-2573272/3096874
Fax: 0124-2574784
Web Site: www.iilm.in
Institute for Integrated Learning in Management (IILM)
3, Lodhi Institutional Area
Lodhi Road
New Delhi 110 003
Phone: 011-24648269/7820
Fax: 011-24647796
Web Site: www.iilm.edu
Indian Institute of e-Business Management
Survey No.114/1/3, Bhumkar Wasti
Behind Wakad Police Chowki
Pune 411 057
Phone: 09417017408/09822283115
Fax: 020-22934745
Web Site: www.iiebm.com
Institute of Agri Business Management
Rajasthan Agricultural University
Beechwal
Bikaner 334 006
Phone: 0151-2252981/82
Fax: 0151-2252981
Web Site: www.iabmbikaner.org
Indian Institute of Forest Management
Post Box No. 357
Nehru Nagar
Bhopal 462 003
Phone: 0755-2775716/3799
Fax: 0755-2772878
Web Site: www.iifm.ac.in
Institute of Business Management & Research
IBMR House, 44, Wilson Garden
6th Cross, Hosur Main Road
Bangalore 560 027
Phone: 080-41103455/ 9845632094
Fax: 080-22484302
Web Site: www.ibmrindia.org
Indian Institute of Management Training (IIMT)
EL-39/5
M.I.D.C, Bhosari
Pune 411 026
Phone: 020-27129666/020-27127888
Fax: 020-27126731
Web Site: www.iimtpune.com
Institute of Engineering & Management
D-1, Salt Lake Electronics Complex
Sector-V
Kolkata 700 091
Phone: 033-23572059/8189/8908
Fax: 033-23578302
Web Site: www.iemcal.com
Institute of Management Development & Research
DES Campus
Deccan Gymkhana
Pune 411 004
Phone: 020-25653186/25652754
Fax: 020-25654371
Web Site: www.imdr.edu
Institute of Management, Nirma University
Nirma University of Science & Technology
S-G Highway, Post: Chandlodia
Ahmedabad 382 481
Phone: 02717-241900-02
Fax: 02717-241916
Web Site: www.nim.ac.in
Institute of Management Education
G. T. Road
Sahibabad
Ghaziabad 201 005
Phone: 0120-2621424/25
Fax: 0120-2625870
Web Site: www.imesahibabad.ac.in
Institute of Marketing & Management
Marketing Tower, B-11
Qutab Institutional Area
New Delhi 110 016
Phone: 011-26520892-96
Fax: 011-26520897
Web Site: www.immindia.com
Institute of Management Studies
Makkawala Greens, P. O. Bhagwantpur
Mussoorie Diversion Road
Dehra Dun 248 009
Phone: 0135-2738000-1
Fax: 0135-2738005
Web Site: www.imsindia.org
Institute of Public Enterprise
Osmania University Campus
Hyderabad 500 007
Phone: 040-27098060
Fax: 040-27095478
Web Site: www.ipeindia.org
Institute of Management Studies
C-238, Lal Quan
B. S. Road
Ghaziabad 201 009
Phone: 0120-2866035/37/39
Fax: 0120-2866034
Web Site: www.ims-ghaziabad.ac.in
Institute of Science & Management
Department of Management, IISM Campus
Pundag
Ranchi 834 004
Phone: 0651-2242060
Fax: 0651-2240630
Web Site: www.iismr.org
Institute of Management Studies and Research
Vidyanagar
Hubli 580 031
Phone: 0836-2377466/2376369
Fax: 0836-2376369
Web Site: www.kleimsr.org
Integrated Academy of Management and Technology
(INMANTEC)
Adhyatmik Nagar
Delhi-Lucknow Highway, NH-24
Ghaziabad 201 009
Phone: 0120-2768951
Fax: 0120-2768952
Web Site: www.inmantec.edu
Institute of Management Technology
Hapur Road
Raj Nagar
Ghaziabad 201 001
Phone: 0120-2824664/2825083/2828810
Fax: 0120-2827895
Web Site: www.imt.edu
International Institute for Special Education
Kanchana Bihari Marg
Kalyanpur
Lucknow 226 022
Phone: 0522-2751066/1040/0620
Fax: 0522-2751020
Web Site: www.iiseindia.com
Institute of Management Technology
603, Khullar Apartments
Byramji Town
Nagpur 440 013
Phone: 0712-2593140/2805000
Fax: 0712-2805591
Web Site: www.imtnagpur.ac.in
International Management Institute
B-10, Qutab Institutional Area
Tara Crescent
New Delhi 110 016
Phone: 011-26529240/26961437
Fax: 011-26867539
Web Site: www.imi.edu
Invertis Institute of Management Studies
Bareilly-Lucknow Highway, NH-24
Near Transport Nagar, P.O. Rajau
Bareilly 243 123
Phone: 0581-2460442/443
Fax: 0581-2460454
Web Site: www.invertis.org
K J Somaiya Institute of Management Studies & Research
Vidyanagar
Vidyavihar
Mumbai 400 077
Phone: 022-56449300/9350
Fax: 022-25157219
Web Site: http://.simsr.somaiya.edu
ITM Business School
ITM Campus, 25/26, Institutional Area
Sector-4, Kharghar (E)
Navi Mumbai 410 210
Phone: 022-27580074/27564842
Fax: 022-27580950
Web Site: www.itm.edu
Kirloskar Institute of Advanced Management Studies
Yantrapur
Harihar 577 602
Phone: 08192-241269/483/486
Fax: 08192-241270
Web Site: www.kiams-hrr.org
Jagan Institute of Management Studies
3, Institutional Area, Sector-5
Rohini
Delhi 110 085
Phone: 011-27042284/96
Fax: 011-27054106
Web Site: www.jimsindia.org
Kohinoor Business School
Old Pune-Mumbai Highway
Khandala Dist.
Pune 410 301
Phone: 02114-269229 / 022-66530000
Fax: 02114-269224
Web Site: www.kohinoor.ac.in
Jaipuria Institute of Management
Vineet Khand
Gomtinagar
Lucknow 226 010
Phone: 0522-2394296/97/2398096
Fax: 0522-2394295
Web Site: www.jiml.ac.in
Lal Bahadur Shastri Institute of Management
Shastri Sadan, Sector-III
R. K. Puram
New Delhi 110 022
Phone: 011-26191081
Fax: 011-26191080
Web Site: www.lbsim.ac.in
Jaipuria Institute of Management
A-32a, Sector-62
Noida 201 307
Phone: 0120-2403850-55
Fax: 0120-2403378
Web Site: www.jimnoida.ac.in
Lal Bahadur Shastri Institute of Management & Technology
29, Theatre Road
Cantonment
Bareilly 243 001
Phone: 0581-2429203/205
Fax: 0581-2429206
Web Site: www.lbsimt.com
Jaipuria Institute of Management
1, Bambala Institutional Area
Sanganer
Jaipur 302 033
Phone: 0141-2771310 / 0141-2771333 (7 lines)
Fax: 0141-2771334
Web Site: www.jimj.ac.in
Management Development Institute
Mehrauli Road
Sukhrali
Gurgaon 122 001
Phone: 0124-2340153/2340173
Fax: 0124-2341189
Web Site: www.mdi.ac.in
JK Institute of Management
JK Bldg., 7th Floor
2 Local Shopping Complex
Masjid Moth, GK - II
New Delhi 110 048
Phone: 011-29222864-65
Fax: 011-29228048
Management Institute of Durgapur
G. T. Road
Rajbandh
Durgapur 713 212
Phone: 0343-2520880
Fax: 0343-2520881
Web Site: www.mid.rahul.ac.in
Mudra Institute of Communications Ahmedabad (MICA)
Shela
Ahmedabad 380 058
Phone: 02717-237946 - 51
Fax: 02717-237945
Web Site: www.mica-india.net
Pailan College of Management & Technology
Bengal Pailan Park, Phase-1, Amgachia Road
Near IIM Joka, P. O. Pailan
Kolkata 700 104
Phone: 033-24978006/8007/8292
Fax: 033-24535605
Web Site: www.pcmt-india.net
National Institute of Bank Management
NIBM Post Office
Kondhwe - Khurd
Pune 411 048
Phone: 020-26831584
Fax: 020-26834478
Web Site: www.nibmindia.org
Rakshpal Bahadur Management Institute
35 B-3, Rampur Gardens
Opp. Agrasen Park
Bareilly 243 001
Phone: 0581-3291998/3299094/2517268
Fax: 0581-2517252
Web Site: www.rbmionline.com
National Institute of Technology
Tiruchirappalli 620 015
Phone: 0431-2500370
Fax: 0431-2500144
Web Site: www.nitt.edu
S D M Institute for Management Development
No.1, Chamundi Hill Road
Siddarthanagar Post
Mysore 570 011
Phone: 0821-2429722/9161
Fax: 0821-2425557
Web Site: www.sdmimd.net
National Insurance Academy
Balewadi, Baner Road
NIA P.O.
Pune 411 045
Phone: 020-27204100/4200
Fax: 020-27204555
Web Site: www.niapune.com
S. P. Jain Institute of Management & Research
Munshi Nagar, Dadabhai Road
Andheri (West)
Mumbai 400 058
Phone: 022-26237454
Fax: 022-26237042
Web Site: www.spjimr.org
National Power Training Institute
NPTI Complex
Sector-33
Faridabad 121 003
Phone: 0129-2275448
Fax: 0129-2275448
Web Site: www.npti.nic.in
School of Communication & Management Studies
SCMS Campus, Prathap Nagar
Muttom, Aluva
Cochin 683 106
Phone: 0484-2623803/04
Fax: 0484-2623855
Web Site: www.scmsgroup.org
New Delhi Institute of Management
60-61, Tughlakabad Institutional Area
Near Batra Hospital
New Delhi 110 062
Phone: 011-29956566-68
Fax: 011-29956570
Web Site: www.ndimdelhi.org
School of Management Sciences
Khushipur
P. O. Bachhaon (NH-2)
Varanasi 221 011
Phone: 0542-2271770/1/2
Fax: 0542-2271773
Web Site: www.smsvaranasi.com
NIILM Centre for Management Studies
B-II/66, Sher Shah Suri Marg
Mohan Cooperative Industrial Estate, Badarpur
New Delhi 110 044
Phone: 011-29891668
Fax: 011-29894212
Web Site: www.niilmcms.in
School of Management Studies
University of Hyderabad
P. O. Central University
Hyderabad 500 046
Phone: 040-23011091
Fax: 040-23011091
Web Site: www.uohyd.ernet.in
School of Management
Department of Management Studies
Pondicherry University
Pondicherry 605 014
Phone: 0413-2655244
Fax: 0413-2252684
Web Site: www.pondiuni.org
Techno India Group
EM4/1, Sector - V
Salt Lake City
Kolkata 700 091
Phone: 033-23575683-85/22177828
Fax: 033-23575686
Web Site: www.technoindiagroup.com
Shri. Ramswaroop Memorial College of Engineering and
Management
Tewariganj
Faizabad Road
Lucknow 227 105
Phone: 0522-2815015/16
Fax: 0522-2815017
Web Site: www.srmcem.ac.in
University Business School
Panjab University
Chandigarh 160 014
Phone: 0172-2541591/2534709
Fax: 0172-2541591
Web Site: www.ubschandigarh.org
SSN School of Management & Computer Applications
SSN College of Engineering
Old Mahabalipuram Road, Off.Chennai
Kalavakkam 603 110
Phone: 044-27475063
Fax: 044-27475063
Web Site: www.ssnsomca.ac.in
Vaikunth Mehta National Institute of Co-operative
Management
University Road
Pune 411 007
Phone: 020-25537974-78
Fax: 020-25537726
Web Site: www.vamnicom.org
Suryadatta Group of Institutes
2074, Sadashiv Peth, Vijayanagar Colony
Behind S. P. College
Pune 411 030
Phone: 020-24336000/64001115
Fax: 020-24330400
Web Site: www.suryadatta.org
VIT Business School
Vellore Instistute of Technology
Deemed University
Vellore 632 014
Phone: 0416-2249720/2243091
Fax: 0416-2243092
Web Site: www.vit.ac.in
T. A. Pai Management Institute
Manipal 576 104
Phone: 0820-2570361/2571358
Fax: 0820-2570622
Web Site: www.tapmi.org
Welingkar Institute of Management Development &
Research
L. N. Road
Near Central Rly. Station, Matunga
Mumbai 400 019
Phone: 022-24178300
Fax: 022-24105585
Web Site: www.welingkar.org
ABV Indian Institute of Information Technology & Management
Morena Link Road
Gwalior 474 010
Phone: 0751-2460316
Fax: 0751-2460316
Web Site: www.iiitm.ac.in
Army Institute of Management & Technology
Plot No M-1, Pocket P-5
Gautam Budh Nagar
Greater Noida 201 306
Phone: 0120-3251265
Web Site: www.aimt.ac.in
Academy of Management Studies
Puba Sadan
Kausalyaganga
Bhubaneswar 751 002
Phone: 0674-2465570/2465128
Fax: 0674-2431426
Web Site: www.krupajalgroup.org
Asian School of Business
Technopark
Trivandrum 695 581
Phone: 0471-5579001/2
Fax: 0471-2700247
Web Site: www.asb.edu.in
Alard School of Business Management
S. No. 50, Marunje
Near Rajiv Gandhi Infotech Park
Pune 411 027
Phone: 020-22934188
Fax: 020-56013611
Web Site: www.alardinstitute.org
Asia-Pacific Institute of Management
3 & 4 Institutional Area
Jasola, Sarita Vihar
New Delhi 110 025
Phone: 011-42094800/55805532-35
Fax: 011-26951541
Web Site: www.asiapacific.edu
Alliance Business Academy
19th Cross, 7th Main
BTM-II Stage, N. S. Palya
Bangalore 560 076
Phone: 080-26681444/26680324
Fax: 080-26684137
Web Site: www.alliancebschool.org
Bengal Institute of Technology & Management
Trust House, (7th Floor)
32 A, C. R. Avenue
Kolkata 700 012
Phone: 033-22121007/1009
Fax: 033-22121007/09
Web Site: www.camelliagroup.org
Amrita School of Business
Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham (Deemed University)
Ettimadai P. O.
Coimbatore 641 105
Phone: 0422-2656422/2422
Fax: 0422-2656274
Web Site: www.amrita.edu/asb
Bharathidasan Institute of Management
Post Box No. 12, M. H. D. Campus
BHEL Complex
Tiruchirappalli 620 014
Phone: 0431-2520796/502
Fax: 0431-2520733
Web Site: www.bim.edu
Aravali Institute of Management
Marwar Bhawan
Polo No.2, Paota
Jodhpur 342 006
Phone: 0291-2550070/2555356
Fax: 0291-2543600
Web Site: www.aravali.org
Birla Institute of Management Technology
Plot No. 5
Knowledge Park-II, Institutional Area
Greater Noida (NCR) 201 306
Phone: 0120-2323001-10
Fax: 0120-2323022/25
Web Site: www.bimtech.ac.in
Army Institute of Management
Judges Court Road, Opp. Alipore Telephone Exchange
P. O. Box No. 16710, Alipore
Kolkata 700 027
Phone: 033-24398335/37/38/24794494
Fax: 033-24794929
Web Site: www.aim.ac.in
College of Agribusiness Management
G. B. Pant University of Agriculture and Technology
Pantnagar 263 145
Phone: 05944-233884
Fax: 05944-233533
Web Site: www.cabm.ac.in
Cosmic Business School
(A Maharishi Group Initiative) B-I/E-II
Mohan Co-operative Indl. Estate, Mathura Road, (Near
Shamken House and NTPC)
New Delhi 110 044
Phone: 011-30820830-32
Fax: 011-26945323
Web Site: www.cosmicbschool.in
Eastern Institute for Integrated Learning in Management
6, Waterloo Street
2nd Floor
Kolkata 700 069
Phone: 033-22100911/12/13
Fax: 033-22100909
Web Site: www.eiilm.com
Department of Business Administration
University of Lucknow
Lucknow 226 007
Phone: 0522-2740246/2360650
Fax: 0522-2740462
Web Site: www.lkouniv.ac.in
EMPI Business School
CSKM Educational Complex
Satbari, Chattarpur
New Delhi 110 074
Phone: 011-26652373/2375/3764
Fax: 011-26654422
Web Site: www.empiindia.com
Department of Business Management
University of Calcutta
Alipore Campus, 1, Reformatory Street, (6th & 7th Floors)
Kolkata 700 027
Phone: 033-24499418
Fax: 033-24499418
Web Site: www.mbmcu.org
EMPI Institute of Advertising, Communication &
Management (AdCoM)
CSKM Educational Complex
Satbari, Chattarpur
New Delhi 110 074
Phone: 011-26652373/2375/3764
Fax: 011-26654422
Web Site: www.empiindia.com
Department of Business Management
Punjab Agricultural University
Ludhiana 141 004
Phone: 0161-2401960/233/2400955
Fax: 0161-2400955
Web Site: www.pau.edu
Faculty of Management Studies
Banaras Hindu University
Varanasi 221 005
Phone: 0542-2307430/2307222/2369332
Fax: 0542-2368174
Web Site: www.bhu.ac.in
Department of Commerce, University of Calcutta
87/1, College Street
Kolkata 700 073
Phone: 033-22410071-74
Fax: 033-22413288
Web Site: www.caluniv.ac.in
FORE School of Management
B-18, Qutab Institutional Area
New Delhi 110 016
Phone: 011-41242424-34/26866216
Fax: 011-26964229
Web Site: www.fsm.ac.in
Department of Management Studies
Indian School of Mines
Dhanbad 826 004
Phone: 0326-2206858
Fax: 0326-2206858
Web Site: www.ismdhanbad.ac.in
Gitam Institute of Foreign Trade
Gandhi Nagar Campus
Rushikonda
Visakhapatanam 530 045
Phone: 0891-2790505, 2840400
Fax: 0891-2790036
Web Site: www.gift-india.org
Doon University
Camp Office: 388/2
Indiranagar
Dehradun 248 006
Globsyn Business School
Techno Campus, XI -11 & 12, Block- EP
Sector-V, Salt Lake Electronics Complex
Kolkata 700 091
Phone: 033-23573610-14
Fax: 033-23573684
Web Site: www.globsynbschool.com
Graduate School of Business & Administration
Plot No-HS-02, Block - F
Sector Alpha - 02
Greater Noida (NCR) 201 306
Phone: 0120-2320521-525
Fax: 0120-2320522
Web Site: www.gsbaindia.org
Indian Institute of Social Welfare and Business Management
Management House
College Square(West)
Kolkata 700 073
Phone: 033-22418694/95
Fax: 033-22413975
Web Site: www.iiswbm.edu
Heritage Institute of Technology
Chowbaga Road, Anandapur
P.O.East Kolkata Township
Kolkata 700 107
Phone: 033-24430710/24430450/1/2/4
Fax: 033-24430455
Web Site: www.heritageit.edu
Indian Institute of Tourism & Travel Management
Govindpuri
Gwalior 474 011
Phone: 0751-2344111 (D) / 2344214
Fax: 0751-2344054
Web Site: www.iittm.org
IBAT School of Management
Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology
Deemed University, KIIT Campus-7 (KRISHNA CAMPUS)
Bhubaneswar 751 024
Phone: 0674-2725007/01/03/04
Fax: 0674-2725278
Web Site: www.ibat.ac.in
Institute for Financial Management and Research
24, Kothari Road
Nungambakkam
Chennai 600 034
Phone: 044-28273801
Fax: 044-28279208
Web Site: www.ifmr.ac.in
IILM Institute for Higher Education
Plot - 69
Sector - 53
Gurgaon 122 003
Phone: 0124-2573272/3096874
Fax: 0124-2574784
Web Site: www.iilm.in
Institute for Integrated Learning in Management (IILM)
3, Lodhi Institutional Area
Lodhi Road
New Delhi 110 003
Phone: 011-24648269/7820
Fax: 011-24647796
Web Site: www.iilm.edu
Indian Institute of e-Business Management
Survey No.114/1/3, Bhumkar Wasti
Behind Wakad Police Chowki
Pune 411 057
Phone: 09417017408/09822283115
Fax: 020-22934745
Web Site: www.iiebm.com
Institute of Agri Business Management
Rajasthan Agricultural University
Beechwal
Bikaner 334 006
Phone: 0151-2252981/82
Fax: 0151-2252981
Web Site: www.iabmbikaner.org
Indian Institute of Forest Management
Post Box No. 357
Nehru Nagar
Bhopal 462 003
Phone: 0755-2775716/3799
Fax: 0755-2772878
Web Site: www.iifm.ac.in
Institute of Business Management & Research
IBMR House, 44, Wilson Garden
6th Cross, Hosur Main Road
Bangalore 560 027
Phone: 080-41103455/ 9845632094
Fax: 080-22484302
Web Site: www.ibmrindia.org
Indian Institute of Management Training (IIMT)
EL-39/5
M.I.D.C, Bhosari
Pune 411 026
Phone: 020-27129666/020-27127888
Fax: 020-27126731
Web Site: www.iimtpune.com
Institute of Engineering & Management
D-1, Salt Lake Electronics Complex
Sector-V
Kolkata 700 091
Phone: 033-23572059/8189/8908
Fax: 033-23578302
Web Site: www.iemcal.com
Institute of Management Development & Research
DES Campus
Deccan Gymkhana
Pune 411 004
Phone: 020-25653186/25652754
Fax: 020-25654371
Web Site: www.imdr.edu
Institute of Management, Nirma University
Nirma University of Science & Technology
S-G Highway, Post: Chandlodia
Ahmedabad 382 481
Phone: 02717-241900-02
Fax: 02717-241916
Web Site: www.nim.ac.in
Institute of Management Education
G. T. Road
Sahibabad
Ghaziabad 201 005
Phone: 0120-2621424/25
Fax: 0120-2625870
Web Site: www.imesahibabad.ac.in
Institute of Marketing & Management
Marketing Tower, B-11
Qutab Institutional Area
New Delhi 110 016
Phone: 011-26520892-96
Fax: 011-26520897
Web Site: www.immindia.com
Institute of Management Studies
Makkawala Greens, P. O. Bhagwantpur
Mussoorie Diversion Road
Dehra Dun 248 009
Phone: 0135-2738000-1
Fax: 0135-2738005
Web Site: www.imsindia.org
Institute of Public Enterprise
Osmania University Campus
Hyderabad 500 007
Phone: 040-27098060
Fax: 040-27095478
Web Site: www.ipeindia.org
Institute of Management Studies
C-238, Lal Quan
B. S. Road
Ghaziabad 201 009
Phone: 0120-2866035/37/39
Fax: 0120-2866034
Web Site: www.ims-ghaziabad.ac.in
Institute of Science & Management
Department of Management, IISM Campus
Pundag
Ranchi 834 004
Phone: 0651-2242060
Fax: 0651-2240630
Web Site: www.iismr.org
Institute of Management Studies and Research
Vidyanagar
Hubli 580 031
Phone: 0836-2377466/2376369
Fax: 0836-2376369
Web Site: www.kleimsr.org
Integrated Academy of Management and Technology
(INMANTEC)
Adhyatmik Nagar
Delhi-Lucknow Highway, NH-24
Ghaziabad 201 009
Phone: 0120-2768951
Fax: 0120-2768952
Web Site: www.inmantec.edu
Institute of Management Technology
Hapur Road
Raj Nagar
Ghaziabad 201 001
Phone: 0120-2824664/2825083/2828810
Fax: 0120-2827895
Web Site: www.imt.edu
International Institute for Special Education
Kanchana Bihari Marg
Kalyanpur
Lucknow 226 022
Phone: 0522-2751066/1040/0620
Fax: 0522-2751020
Web Site: www.iiseindia.com
Institute of Management Technology
603, Khullar Apartments
Byramji Town
Nagpur 440 013
Phone: 0712-2593140/2805000
Fax: 0712-2805591
Web Site: www.imtnagpur.ac.in
International Management Institute
B-10, Qutab Institutional Area
Tara Crescent
New Delhi 110 016
Phone: 011-26529240/26961437
Fax: 011-26867539
Web Site: www.imi.edu
Invertis Institute of Management Studies
Bareilly-Lucknow Highway, NH-24
Near Transport Nagar, P.O. Rajau
Bareilly 243 123
Phone: 0581-2460442/443
Fax: 0581-2460454
Web Site: www.invertis.org
K J Somaiya Institute of Management Studies & Research
Vidyanagar
Vidyavihar
Mumbai 400 077
Phone: 022-56449300/9350
Fax: 022-25157219
Web Site: http://.simsr.somaiya.edu
ITM Business School
ITM Campus, 25/26, Institutional Area
Sector-4, Kharghar (E)
Navi Mumbai 410 210
Phone: 022-27580074/27564842
Fax: 022-27580950
Web Site: www.itm.edu
Kirloskar Institute of Advanced Management Studies
Yantrapur
Harihar 577 602
Phone: 08192-241269/483/486
Fax: 08192-241270
Web Site: www.kiams-hrr.org
Jagan Institute of Management Studies
3, Institutional Area, Sector-5
Rohini
Delhi 110 085
Phone: 011-27042284/96
Fax: 011-27054106
Web Site: www.jimsindia.org
Kohinoor Business School
Old Pune-Mumbai Highway
Khandala Dist.
Pune 410 301
Phone: 02114-269229 / 022-66530000
Fax: 02114-269224
Web Site: www.kohinoor.ac.in
Jaipuria Institute of Management
Vineet Khand
Gomtinagar
Lucknow 226 010
Phone: 0522-2394296/97/2398096
Fax: 0522-2394295
Web Site: www.jiml.ac.in
Lal Bahadur Shastri Institute of Management
Shastri Sadan, Sector-III
R. K. Puram
New Delhi 110 022
Phone: 011-26191081
Fax: 011-26191080
Web Site: www.lbsim.ac.in
Jaipuria Institute of Management
A-32a, Sector-62
Noida 201 307
Phone: 0120-2403850-55
Fax: 0120-2403378
Web Site: www.jimnoida.ac.in
Lal Bahadur Shastri Institute of Management & Technology
29, Theatre Road
Cantonment
Bareilly 243 001
Phone: 0581-2429203/205
Fax: 0581-2429206
Web Site: www.lbsimt.com
Jaipuria Institute of Management
1, Bambala Institutional Area
Sanganer
Jaipur 302 033
Phone: 0141-2771310 / 0141-2771333 (7 lines)
Fax: 0141-2771334
Web Site: www.jimj.ac.in
Management Development Institute
Mehrauli Road
Sukhrali
Gurgaon 122 001
Phone: 0124-2340153/2340173
Fax: 0124-2341189
Web Site: www.mdi.ac.in
JK Institute of Management
JK Bldg., 7th Floor
2 Local Shopping Complex
Masjid Moth, GK - II
New Delhi 110 048
Phone: 011-29222864-65
Fax: 011-29228048
Management Institute of Durgapur
G. T. Road
Rajbandh
Durgapur 713 212
Phone: 0343-2520880
Fax: 0343-2520881
Web Site: www.mid.rahul.ac.in
Mudra Institute of Communications Ahmedabad (MICA)
Shela
Ahmedabad 380 058
Phone: 02717-237946 - 51
Fax: 02717-237945
Web Site: www.mica-india.net
Pailan College of Management & Technology
Bengal Pailan Park, Phase-1, Amgachia Road
Near IIM Joka, P. O. Pailan
Kolkata 700 104
Phone: 033-24978006/8007/8292
Fax: 033-24535605
Web Site: www.pcmt-india.net
National Institute of Bank Management
NIBM Post Office
Kondhwe - Khurd
Pune 411 048
Phone: 020-26831584
Fax: 020-26834478
Web Site: www.nibmindia.org
Rakshpal Bahadur Management Institute
35 B-3, Rampur Gardens
Opp. Agrasen Park
Bareilly 243 001
Phone: 0581-3291998/3299094/2517268
Fax: 0581-2517252
Web Site: www.rbmionline.com
National Institute of Technology
Tiruchirappalli 620 015
Phone: 0431-2500370
Fax: 0431-2500144
Web Site: www.nitt.edu
S D M Institute for Management Development
No.1, Chamundi Hill Road
Siddarthanagar Post
Mysore 570 011
Phone: 0821-2429722/9161
Fax: 0821-2425557
Web Site: www.sdmimd.net
National Insurance Academy
Balewadi, Baner Road
NIA P.O.
Pune 411 045
Phone: 020-27204100/4200
Fax: 020-27204555
Web Site: www.niapune.com
S. P. Jain Institute of Management & Research
Munshi Nagar, Dadabhai Road
Andheri (West)
Mumbai 400 058
Phone: 022-26237454
Fax: 022-26237042
Web Site: www.spjimr.org
National Power Training Institute
NPTI Complex
Sector-33
Faridabad 121 003
Phone: 0129-2275448
Fax: 0129-2275448
Web Site: www.npti.nic.in
School of Communication & Management Studies
SCMS Campus, Prathap Nagar
Muttom, Aluva
Cochin 683 106
Phone: 0484-2623803/04
Fax: 0484-2623855
Web Site: www.scmsgroup.org
New Delhi Institute of Management
60-61, Tughlakabad Institutional Area
Near Batra Hospital
New Delhi 110 062
Phone: 011-29956566-68
Fax: 011-29956570
Web Site: www.ndimdelhi.org
School of Management Sciences
Khushipur
P. O. Bachhaon (NH-2)
Varanasi 221 011
Phone: 0542-2271770/1/2
Fax: 0542-2271773
Web Site: www.smsvaranasi.com
NIILM Centre for Management Studies
B-II/66, Sher Shah Suri Marg
Mohan Cooperative Industrial Estate, Badarpur
New Delhi 110 044
Phone: 011-29891668
Fax: 011-29894212
Web Site: www.niilmcms.in
School of Management Studies
University of Hyderabad
P. O. Central University
Hyderabad 500 046
Phone: 040-23011091
Fax: 040-23011091
Web Site: www.uohyd.ernet.in
School of Management
Department of Management Studies
Pondicherry University
Pondicherry 605 014
Phone: 0413-2655244
Fax: 0413-2252684
Web Site: www.pondiuni.org
Techno India Group
EM4/1, Sector - V
Salt Lake City
Kolkata 700 091
Phone: 033-23575683-85/22177828
Fax: 033-23575686
Web Site: www.technoindiagroup.com
Shri. Ramswaroop Memorial College of Engineering and
Management
Tewariganj
Faizabad Road
Lucknow 227 105
Phone: 0522-2815015/16
Fax: 0522-2815017
Web Site: www.srmcem.ac.in
University Business School
Panjab University
Chandigarh 160 014
Phone: 0172-2541591/2534709
Fax: 0172-2541591
Web Site: www.ubschandigarh.org
SSN School of Management & Computer Applications
SSN College of Engineering
Old Mahabalipuram Road, Off.Chennai
Kalavakkam 603 110
Phone: 044-27475063
Fax: 044-27475063
Web Site: www.ssnsomca.ac.in
Vaikunth Mehta National Institute of Co-operative
Management
University Road
Pune 411 007
Phone: 020-25537974-78
Fax: 020-25537726
Web Site: www.vamnicom.org
Suryadatta Group of Institutes
2074, Sadashiv Peth, Vijayanagar Colony
Behind S. P. College
Pune 411 030
Phone: 020-24336000/64001115
Fax: 020-24330400
Web Site: www.suryadatta.org
VIT Business School
Vellore Instistute of Technology
Deemed University
Vellore 632 014
Phone: 0416-2249720/2243091
Fax: 0416-2243092
Web Site: www.vit.ac.in
T. A. Pai Management Institute
Manipal 576 104
Phone: 0820-2570361/2571358
Fax: 0820-2570622
Web Site: www.tapmi.org
Welingkar Institute of Management Development &
Research
L. N. Road
Near Central Rly. Station, Matunga
Mumbai 400 019
Phone: 022-24178300
Fax: 022-24105585
Web Site: www.welingkar.org
Wednesday, October 18, 2006
Quota shock: Fee hike in IIMs, IITs
[Seethalakshmi S & Mathang Seshagiri 12 Oct, 2006 0035hrs ISTTIMES NEWS NETWORK ]
BANGALORE:
The Centre’s caste-based reservation will bring with it fee hike for thousands of IIT and IIM students.
M Veerappa Moily-headed Oversight Committee in its final report to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh while advocating financial autonomy to these institutes has recommended that IIT and IIM students be charged fee commensurate with the per student cost per year.
"It is felt that IIT and IIM graduates enjoy a 100% job assurance and will be able to obtain bank finance to meet their fee and other expenses. The access to bank finance should be assured to all students and thereafter IIT/IIM students should be charged fee commensurate with the per student cost per year. In case of IITs, the present system of a subsidised fee structure may, however, have to continue in some measure for post-graduate and researchstream students, till all of them become hotshots in the employment market," the report states.
This means, if an IIM is spending Rs 3 lakh on a student per year, but is charging only Rs 1.5 lakh, they will have to recover the entire cost from the student. While assessing the expenditure that would be required to implement 54% expansion, the committee has worked out a recurring expenditure of Rs 1.5 lakh per student per year in respect of IIMs and Rs 1.7 lakh in IITs. The non-recurring expenditure per student would be Rs 8 lakh and Rs 10 lakh respectively.
Another significant recommendation is that the budgetary support for recurring expenditure for these institutes should be discontinued after the 11th five-year plan. "Some of the institutions like the IITs and IIMs will be able to raise resources from their management/executive development programmes, consultancies, research and customised courses. It is expected that the three older IIMs (Ahmedabad, Bangalore and Calcutta) will be in a position to meet their own recurring cost and the newer IIMs at Indore, Kozhikode and Lucknow should also be in a position to stand on their own feet probably by the 11th five-year plan," the report adds.
The committee has told the Centre that the same principle should be applied to all National Institutes of Technology but the question of continuing support should be reviewed at the end of the 11th plan in 2011.
BANGALORE:
The Centre’s caste-based reservation will bring with it fee hike for thousands of IIT and IIM students.
M Veerappa Moily-headed Oversight Committee in its final report to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh while advocating financial autonomy to these institutes has recommended that IIT and IIM students be charged fee commensurate with the per student cost per year.
"It is felt that IIT and IIM graduates enjoy a 100% job assurance and will be able to obtain bank finance to meet their fee and other expenses. The access to bank finance should be assured to all students and thereafter IIT/IIM students should be charged fee commensurate with the per student cost per year. In case of IITs, the present system of a subsidised fee structure may, however, have to continue in some measure for post-graduate and researchstream students, till all of them become hotshots in the employment market," the report states.
This means, if an IIM is spending Rs 3 lakh on a student per year, but is charging only Rs 1.5 lakh, they will have to recover the entire cost from the student. While assessing the expenditure that would be required to implement 54% expansion, the committee has worked out a recurring expenditure of Rs 1.5 lakh per student per year in respect of IIMs and Rs 1.7 lakh in IITs. The non-recurring expenditure per student would be Rs 8 lakh and Rs 10 lakh respectively.
Another significant recommendation is that the budgetary support for recurring expenditure for these institutes should be discontinued after the 11th five-year plan. "Some of the institutions like the IITs and IIMs will be able to raise resources from their management/executive development programmes, consultancies, research and customised courses. It is expected that the three older IIMs (Ahmedabad, Bangalore and Calcutta) will be in a position to meet their own recurring cost and the newer IIMs at Indore, Kozhikode and Lucknow should also be in a position to stand on their own feet probably by the 11th five-year plan," the report adds.
The committee has told the Centre that the same principle should be applied to all National Institutes of Technology but the question of continuing support should be reviewed at the end of the 11th plan in 2011.
programmes conducted by IIMs
Post Graduate (P.G) Programmes :
Post-Graduate Programmes in Management (PGP)
IIM Ahmedabad : PGP and PGP-ABM
IIM Bangalore : PGP
IIM Calcutta : PGP-PGDM, PGP-PGDCM and PGP-PGDBM
IIM Indore : PGP
IIM Kozhikode : PGP
IIM Lucknow : PGP and PGP-ABM
- Fellow Programmes:
- Specialisation:
Post-Graduate Programmes in Management (PGP)
IIM Ahmedabad : PGP and PGP-ABM
IIM Bangalore : PGP
IIM Calcutta : PGP-PGDM, PGP-PGDCM and PGP-PGDBM
IIM Indore : PGP
IIM Kozhikode : PGP
IIM Lucknow : PGP and PGP-ABM
All IIMs website & address.
The IIM's in India are:
Indian Institute of Management, Bannerghatta High Rd,
Bangalore-560076
http://www.iimb.ernet.in/
Indian Institute of Management, Vastrapur,
Ahmedabad-380015
http://www.iimahd.ernet.in/
Indian Institute of Management, REC Campus,
Calicut-673601, Kerala
http://www.iimk.ac.in/
Indian Institute of Management, Joka,
Kolkata-700027
http://www.iimcal.ac.in/
Indian Institute of Management, Sector I, Aliganj Extension,
Lucknow-226022
http://www.iiml.ac.in/
Indian Institute of Management, Rajendra Nagar,
Indore 452012
http://www.iimidr.ac.in/
Indian Institute of Management, Bannerghatta High Rd,
Bangalore-560076
http://www.iimb.ernet.in/
Indian Institute of Management, Vastrapur,
Ahmedabad-380015
http://www.iimahd.ernet.in/
Indian Institute of Management, REC Campus,
Calicut-673601, Kerala
http://www.iimk.ac.in/
Indian Institute of Management, Joka,
Kolkata-700027
http://www.iimcal.ac.in/
Indian Institute of Management, Sector I, Aliganj Extension,
Lucknow-226022
http://www.iiml.ac.in/
Indian Institute of Management, Rajendra Nagar,
Indore 452012
http://www.iimidr.ac.in/
IIM-CAT : Eligibility
EligibilityFor Post Graduate Programmes in Management:
For all IIMs, the minimum eligibility criterion for admission to PGP is at least a three-year Bachelor's degree or equivalent in any discipline recognized by the Association of Indian Universities (AIU)/ All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) as eligible for Post-Graduate Studies in Management.
Special eligibility requirements:
IIM Ahmedabad: PGP (Agri-Business Management) (PGP-ABM)Candidates should have, from an institution recognized by the Association of Indian Universities/ AICTE:
Bachelor's or Master's degree in Agriculture Sciences OR
a Bachelor's or Master's degree in Agriculture related disciplines OR
at least a three-year Bachelor's degree in any discipline, and a strong interest in Agriculture, Agro/Food Processing, Rural and Allied Sectors. Such candidates, with a strong interest in these sectors, must submit a special form available with the PGP-ABM Office during October 2004.
IIM Bangalore: PGP in Software Enterprise Management (PGSM>Candidates must, at the minimum, possess at least a three-year Bachelors degree in any discipline that is recognised by Association of Indian Universities(AIU)/ All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE). In Addition, candidates need to have a minimum of two years work experience in the software industry as on June 10, 2005.
IIM Calcutta:Candidates can apply to more than one of the Post Graduate Programmes viz, PGDM, PGDCM and PGDBM. For Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Aided Management (PGDCM), a candidate is required to send a crossed demand draft payable in Kolkata for Rs.600/- in favour of Indian Institute of Management Calcutta along with a self-addressed envelope of size 10" x 5" between August 2 and November 1, 2004. PGDCM Application Forms and a sample paper of Aptitude Test in Mathematics (ATM) will be sent to the applicant on receipt of the demand draft. Post Graduate Diploma in Business Management (PGDBM) is a three-year evening programme. For this programme an applicant must have (i) a minimum of two years work experience (by May 31, 2005) at an Executive /Supervisory level after graduation and (ii) must be employed in a full time job at the time of admission (Details in CAT Bulletin).
**Note (for all IIMs): Candidates who are currently in their final year of Bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) can also apply, provided they expect to complete all their exams and other requirements for obtaining the qualifying degree before June 30, 2005. Such candidates, if selected for admission, will have to submit a certificate at the time of registration, stating that the candidate has completed all the requirements for obtaining the Bachelor's degree before June 30, 2005. This certificate has to be obtained from the HOD/ Registrar / Principal of the institution where the candidate is studying. In addition, such candidates must produce the final year marksheet and the degree certificate as proof of having satisfied the minimum eligibility requirements, by the dates specified by the respective IIMs in the CAT Bulletin.
Scholarships/Financial Assistance :It is the endeavour of the IIMs that no student be denied opportunity to pursue the Post-Graduate Programme in Management for want of adequate financial resources. Substantial need-based scholarship schemes covering even up to 100% of expenses are available. (Please see the write-up on each IIM included in the CAT bulletin for details).
Reservations :As per Government of India requirement 15% and 7½% seats are reserved for SC and ST candidates. 3% seats are reserved for Persons with Disability (PWD) of which 1% each is reserved for low-vision/blindness, hearing impairment and locomotor disability/cerebral palsy.
For all IIMs, the minimum eligibility criterion for admission to PGP is at least a three-year Bachelor's degree or equivalent in any discipline recognized by the Association of Indian Universities (AIU)/ All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) as eligible for Post-Graduate Studies in Management.
Special eligibility requirements:
IIM Ahmedabad: PGP (Agri-Business Management) (PGP-ABM)Candidates should have, from an institution recognized by the Association of Indian Universities/ AICTE:
Bachelor's or Master's degree in Agriculture Sciences OR
a Bachelor's or Master's degree in Agriculture related disciplines OR
at least a three-year Bachelor's degree in any discipline, and a strong interest in Agriculture, Agro/Food Processing, Rural and Allied Sectors. Such candidates, with a strong interest in these sectors, must submit a special form available with the PGP-ABM Office during October 2004.
IIM Bangalore: PGP in Software Enterprise Management (PGSM>Candidates must, at the minimum, possess at least a three-year Bachelors degree in any discipline that is recognised by Association of Indian Universities(AIU)/ All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE). In Addition, candidates need to have a minimum of two years work experience in the software industry as on June 10, 2005.
IIM Calcutta:Candidates can apply to more than one of the Post Graduate Programmes viz, PGDM, PGDCM and PGDBM. For Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Aided Management (PGDCM), a candidate is required to send a crossed demand draft payable in Kolkata for Rs.600/- in favour of Indian Institute of Management Calcutta along with a self-addressed envelope of size 10" x 5" between August 2 and November 1, 2004. PGDCM Application Forms and a sample paper of Aptitude Test in Mathematics (ATM) will be sent to the applicant on receipt of the demand draft. Post Graduate Diploma in Business Management (PGDBM) is a three-year evening programme. For this programme an applicant must have (i) a minimum of two years work experience (by May 31, 2005) at an Executive /Supervisory level after graduation and (ii) must be employed in a full time job at the time of admission (Details in CAT Bulletin).
**Note (for all IIMs): Candidates who are currently in their final year of Bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) can also apply, provided they expect to complete all their exams and other requirements for obtaining the qualifying degree before June 30, 2005. Such candidates, if selected for admission, will have to submit a certificate at the time of registration, stating that the candidate has completed all the requirements for obtaining the Bachelor's degree before June 30, 2005. This certificate has to be obtained from the HOD/ Registrar / Principal of the institution where the candidate is studying. In addition, such candidates must produce the final year marksheet and the degree certificate as proof of having satisfied the minimum eligibility requirements, by the dates specified by the respective IIMs in the CAT Bulletin.
Scholarships/Financial Assistance :It is the endeavour of the IIMs that no student be denied opportunity to pursue the Post-Graduate Programme in Management for want of adequate financial resources. Substantial need-based scholarship schemes covering even up to 100% of expenses are available. (Please see the write-up on each IIM included in the CAT bulletin for details).
Reservations :As per Government of India requirement 15% and 7½% seats are reserved for SC and ST candidates. 3% seats are reserved for Persons with Disability (PWD) of which 1% each is reserved for low-vision/blindness, hearing impairment and locomotor disability/cerebral palsy.
History behind the IIMs
Government of India has set up six Indian Institutes of Management at Bangalore, Ahmedabad, Calcutta, Lucknow, Indore and Kozhikode. These institutes are fully funded and controlled by Ministry of Human Resource Development, Department of Secondary and Higher Education. These six IIMs mainly conduct two-year courses in Post Graduate Diploma in Management which is equivalent of MBA and Fellowship Programme in Management which is equivalent to Ph.D. In the fraternity of IIMs the two IIMs at Indore and Kozhikode were established by the Government of India in the 1997. These institutes are still in the project mode and the construction activities of the campus are in full swing. While IIM Indore is presently functioning from the building of the Government Women Polytechnic College at Indore, IIM Kozhikode is currently functioning from the building of REC, Calicut.
Monday, October 16, 2006
Taming the lion in the CAT
POINTS TO PONDER: An examination paper has set these students thinking.
As the saying goes, there's a lion within every cat. The first step to domesticate a cat is to recognise and tame this lion. The Common Admission Test (CAT) is also not devoid of this feline characteristic and the technique to crack it is to identify the crucial section in the test and master it.
Where is the lion?
A closer look at the CAT papers since 1999 till the 2003 re-test reveals that the constituent sections, namely, the Quantitative Ability, Verbal Ability and the Logical Reasoning had equal weightage, that is, each of the sections had exactly the same number of questions and thus constituted one third of the entire paper. The total number of questions was reduced from 165 to 150 in the year 2001. The four tests in the next three years consistently had 150 questions each.
The year 2004 saw a major reshuffling in the question paper with the reduction in the total number of questions to 123 which further came down to 90 in 2005. A section-wise inspection of the 2004 and 2005 papers would reveal that the Verbal Ability gained importance in weight in 2004 but stabilised to one third of the paper again in 2005 though the expected cut-off scores were determined at a much higher level than the other sections.
Although one may run the risk of sharing the reputation of a weatherman in predicting a CAT question paper, it can be safely inferred from the above discussion that the lion or the crucial section in CAT 2006 would the one on Verbal Ability.
Importance of Verbal Ability
The importance of Verbal Ability in the context of CAT 2006 being established, it is probably time to address a pertinent question that bothers every test taker: how on earth does verbal ability feature in a management entrance examination? Well, testing verbal ability is one of the direct and few ways of testing the development of the left side of the human brain which controls attention to detail, sense of time and sequence and reasoning ability other than verbal ability — skills that are undoubtedly essential to a manager. Moreover, it is this side of the brain that sets us apart from animals and the best part about it is that the left-brain abilities can be developed with effort and practice.
Excelling in Verbal Ability
Before we move on to the techniques to master verbal ability let us look into the different types of questions that appear under this section. Verbal ability broadly tests for knowledge of English usage and Reading Comprehension. English usage covers knowledge and application of grammar and vocabulary. The Reading Comprehension section tests reading speed as well as accuracy. The best way to excel in the Verbal Ability section is to read a lot and read across genres. For the sentence correction type of questions designed to test the knowledge of application of grammar, it is important to clear one's fundamentals well. It is not advisable in this case to trust one's gut feeling that a particular option sounds correct. Consider this everyday conversation between two youngsters. "Hey! I went to Tito's when I was in Goa!" "Yeah me too!" Even though `me' sounds absolutely impeccable, it is grammatically incorrect.
The verbal section has lately seen a shift from direct questions to inferential questions like paragraph completion. Although the number of passages as well as the average words per passage were at an all-time low last year, the importance of Reading Comprehension compared to the Verbal Ability section was the highest. This is a trend that has to be kept in mind in preparing for CAT 2006. Care should be taken to build both an active and a passive vocabulary to answer usage-based questions. Thus, it is important not only to learn word lists but also to start using them during the preparation time.
Making an Educated Guess
A couple of clear indications are emerging from the pattern of the CAT paper over the years. It is possible that the focus of CAT is shifting from speed to accuracy. This was apparent in the reducing number of questions in the past two years. It is probable that CAT 2006 will see a marginal increase in the number of questions (probably will come closer to the previous 150 in number) with respect to the extra half-an-hour allotted test time. Another aspect that is becoming very apparent from the pattern of the test is the shift from testing knowledge (grammar or vocabulary directly) to testing understanding (inference/usage). The next CAT paper is likely to see fewer direct questions.
Finally, it should be always kept in mind that CAT becomes difficult because of the preconceived notions about the test and the test environment and not because of the content of the test. It is important to take it just as any other test keeping in mind that the lion is also just a cat.
The author is an alumnus of IIM Bangalore and managing director of Career Launcher, a trainer for competitive and entrance examinations.
© Copyright 2000 - 2006 The Hindu
As the saying goes, there's a lion within every cat. The first step to domesticate a cat is to recognise and tame this lion. The Common Admission Test (CAT) is also not devoid of this feline characteristic and the technique to crack it is to identify the crucial section in the test and master it.
Where is the lion?
A closer look at the CAT papers since 1999 till the 2003 re-test reveals that the constituent sections, namely, the Quantitative Ability, Verbal Ability and the Logical Reasoning had equal weightage, that is, each of the sections had exactly the same number of questions and thus constituted one third of the entire paper. The total number of questions was reduced from 165 to 150 in the year 2001. The four tests in the next three years consistently had 150 questions each.
The year 2004 saw a major reshuffling in the question paper with the reduction in the total number of questions to 123 which further came down to 90 in 2005. A section-wise inspection of the 2004 and 2005 papers would reveal that the Verbal Ability gained importance in weight in 2004 but stabilised to one third of the paper again in 2005 though the expected cut-off scores were determined at a much higher level than the other sections.
Although one may run the risk of sharing the reputation of a weatherman in predicting a CAT question paper, it can be safely inferred from the above discussion that the lion or the crucial section in CAT 2006 would the one on Verbal Ability.
Importance of Verbal Ability
The importance of Verbal Ability in the context of CAT 2006 being established, it is probably time to address a pertinent question that bothers every test taker: how on earth does verbal ability feature in a management entrance examination? Well, testing verbal ability is one of the direct and few ways of testing the development of the left side of the human brain which controls attention to detail, sense of time and sequence and reasoning ability other than verbal ability — skills that are undoubtedly essential to a manager. Moreover, it is this side of the brain that sets us apart from animals and the best part about it is that the left-brain abilities can be developed with effort and practice.
Excelling in Verbal Ability
Before we move on to the techniques to master verbal ability let us look into the different types of questions that appear under this section. Verbal ability broadly tests for knowledge of English usage and Reading Comprehension. English usage covers knowledge and application of grammar and vocabulary. The Reading Comprehension section tests reading speed as well as accuracy. The best way to excel in the Verbal Ability section is to read a lot and read across genres. For the sentence correction type of questions designed to test the knowledge of application of grammar, it is important to clear one's fundamentals well. It is not advisable in this case to trust one's gut feeling that a particular option sounds correct. Consider this everyday conversation between two youngsters. "Hey! I went to Tito's when I was in Goa!" "Yeah me too!" Even though `me' sounds absolutely impeccable, it is grammatically incorrect.
The verbal section has lately seen a shift from direct questions to inferential questions like paragraph completion. Although the number of passages as well as the average words per passage were at an all-time low last year, the importance of Reading Comprehension compared to the Verbal Ability section was the highest. This is a trend that has to be kept in mind in preparing for CAT 2006. Care should be taken to build both an active and a passive vocabulary to answer usage-based questions. Thus, it is important not only to learn word lists but also to start using them during the preparation time.
Making an Educated Guess
A couple of clear indications are emerging from the pattern of the CAT paper over the years. It is possible that the focus of CAT is shifting from speed to accuracy. This was apparent in the reducing number of questions in the past two years. It is probable that CAT 2006 will see a marginal increase in the number of questions (probably will come closer to the previous 150 in number) with respect to the extra half-an-hour allotted test time. Another aspect that is becoming very apparent from the pattern of the test is the shift from testing knowledge (grammar or vocabulary directly) to testing understanding (inference/usage). The next CAT paper is likely to see fewer direct questions.
Finally, it should be always kept in mind that CAT becomes difficult because of the preconceived notions about the test and the test environment and not because of the content of the test. It is important to take it just as any other test keeping in mind that the lion is also just a cat.
The author is an alumnus of IIM Bangalore and managing director of Career Launcher, a trainer for competitive and entrance examinations.
© Copyright 2000 - 2006 The Hindu
Saturday, October 14, 2006
HRD Ministry mulls CAT in Hindi
NDTV Correspondent
Sunday, April 30, 2006 (Ahmedabad):
The Common Admission Test (CAT) for application to the IIMs may soon be conducted in regional languages.Many in the IIM (Ahmedabad) faculty believe that the prestigious management exam should be conducted in Hindi and other regional languages. They say the move will encourage students from backward and rural backgrounds to take the exam. "The access to the IIMs gets limited to those who have reasonable familiarity with English as a language. Why should that be the case?," said Professor Sebastian Morris, Senior faculty, IIM-A.The English verbal ability test is one of the main components of the CAT exam. So while students unfamiliar with the language may do exceedingly well in papers like quantitative ability or data analysis, they do not manage a seat because of their low marks in the verbal ability test. "For a certain segment of students who do not come from a good English medium background, qualifying in CAT becomes tough," said Vivek Tuteja, Director of CAT Training Institute.NDTV has also learnt that the HRD Ministry has been toying with the idea of asking the IIMs to conduct CAT in Hindi but nothing has been finalised till date. Discussions on administering CAT in regional languages will be held at the next meeting of the Board before this year's CAT, which is slated for November.If the move comes through, a new CAT exam in regional languages may just prove to be a boon for hundreds around the country.
Sunday, April 30, 2006 (Ahmedabad):
The Common Admission Test (CAT) for application to the IIMs may soon be conducted in regional languages.Many in the IIM (Ahmedabad) faculty believe that the prestigious management exam should be conducted in Hindi and other regional languages. They say the move will encourage students from backward and rural backgrounds to take the exam. "The access to the IIMs gets limited to those who have reasonable familiarity with English as a language. Why should that be the case?," said Professor Sebastian Morris, Senior faculty, IIM-A.The English verbal ability test is one of the main components of the CAT exam. So while students unfamiliar with the language may do exceedingly well in papers like quantitative ability or data analysis, they do not manage a seat because of their low marks in the verbal ability test. "For a certain segment of students who do not come from a good English medium background, qualifying in CAT becomes tough," said Vivek Tuteja, Director of CAT Training Institute.NDTV has also learnt that the HRD Ministry has been toying with the idea of asking the IIMs to conduct CAT in Hindi but nothing has been finalised till date. Discussions on administering CAT in regional languages will be held at the next meeting of the Board before this year's CAT, which is slated for November.If the move comes through, a new CAT exam in regional languages may just prove to be a boon for hundreds around the country.
IIMs set new rules for applicants
NDTV Correspondent
Sunday, July 16, 2006 (New Delhi):
The Indian Institutes of Management or IIMs have announced new qualifying rules to reduce the number of applicants. Applicants will need at least 50 per cent marks in their graduation to qualify for the Common Admission Test, under the new procedures.And, those in the SC or ST categories should show at least 45 per cent marks.The new rules apply for Common Admission Test to be held in November.The duration of the tests have been increase by 30 minutes to two-and-a-half hours and there will be substantial need-based scholarships for economically disadvantaged students.The IIMs said information about reservation of seats for members of the OBC category would be listed on their websites, and national newspapers soon.
Sunday, July 16, 2006 (New Delhi):
The Indian Institutes of Management or IIMs have announced new qualifying rules to reduce the number of applicants. Applicants will need at least 50 per cent marks in their graduation to qualify for the Common Admission Test, under the new procedures.And, those in the SC or ST categories should show at least 45 per cent marks.The new rules apply for Common Admission Test to be held in November.The duration of the tests have been increase by 30 minutes to two-and-a-half hours and there will be substantial need-based scholarships for economically disadvantaged students.The IIMs said information about reservation of seats for members of the OBC category would be listed on their websites, and national newspapers soon.
THE TOP 20 B-SCHOOLS
1.Indian Institute Of Management, Ahmedabad
2.Indian Institute Of Management, Bangalore
3.Indian Institute Of Management, Calcutta
4.Xavier Labour Relations Institute, Jamshedpur
5.Indian Institute Of Management, Lucknow
6.Faculty Of Management Studies, Delhi
7.Jamnalal Bajaj Inst. Of Mgmt Studies, Mumbai
8.Management Development Institute, Gurgaon
9.S.P. Jain Inst. Of Mgmt & Research, Mumbai
10.Narsee Monjee Inst. Of Mgmt Studies, Mumbai
11.Inst. Of Management Technology, Ghaziabad
12.University Of Punjab, UBS, Chandigarh
13.Xavier Inst. Of Management, Bhubaneshwar
14.Bharatidasan Inst. Of Mgmt, Tiruchirapalli
15.T.A. Pai Management Institute, Manipal
16.Symbiosis Inst. Of Business Management, Pune
17.Symbiosis Centre For Management & HRD, Pune
18.Sydenham Inst. Of Mgmt & Research, Mumbai
19.International Management Institute, Delhi
20.K.J. Somaiya Inst. Of Mgmt Studies, Mumbai
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2.Indian Institute Of Management, Bangalore
3.Indian Institute Of Management, Calcutta
4.Xavier Labour Relations Institute, Jamshedpur
5.Indian Institute Of Management, Lucknow
6.Faculty Of Management Studies, Delhi
7.Jamnalal Bajaj Inst. Of Mgmt Studies, Mumbai
8.Management Development Institute, Gurgaon
9.S.P. Jain Inst. Of Mgmt & Research, Mumbai
10.Narsee Monjee Inst. Of Mgmt Studies, Mumbai
11.Inst. Of Management Technology, Ghaziabad
12.University Of Punjab, UBS, Chandigarh
13.Xavier Inst. Of Management, Bhubaneshwar
14.Bharatidasan Inst. Of Mgmt, Tiruchirapalli
15.T.A. Pai Management Institute, Manipal
16.Symbiosis Inst. Of Business Management, Pune
17.Symbiosis Centre For Management & HRD, Pune
18.Sydenham Inst. Of Mgmt & Research, Mumbai
19.International Management Institute, Delhi
20.K.J. Somaiya Inst. Of Mgmt Studies, Mumbai
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Friday, October 13, 2006
Pattern of cat
CAT has evolved from a speed based simple test into a test which demands more proficiency in concepts and fundamentals rather than just speed. Earlier CATs used to have 180 questions to be solved in 2 hours. The cutoff (minimum marks needed to get an interview call from the IIM) for such a paper was generally 20 each in the three sections (Mathematics + English + Data interpretation and Logic).
For the years 2001, 2002 and 2003 the paper consisted of 50 * 3 = 150 questions. The cutoffs being 15 marks for individual sections and approximately 55 for whole paper.
The first biggest surprise for the CAT takers was in 2004, when the IIMs introduced the concept of differential marking for the first time. The paper had just 123 questions with the following distribution: (the decimal numbers are marks allocated to each question)
Mathematics - Total: 50 (10 * 0.5 + 5*2.0 + 35 * 1.0) Cutoff - approx 12
English - Total: 35 (15*2.0 + 20*1.0) Cutoff - approx 12
DI and LR - Total: 38 (12*2.0 +26*1.0) Cutoff - approx 17
Overall 123 Questions : 10 of Half marks + 32 of 2 marks and 81 of 1 mark each. The overall cutoff for the paper was nearly 51-52 marks.
CAT 2005 was even bigger surprise. There were just 90 questions - 30 in each section. Each section was further divided into two subsections:
Math
Section 1A - 10 Questions of 1 mark each
Section 1B - 20 Questions of 2 mark each
The final Cutoff for this section was nearly 11
English
Section 2A - 10 Questions of 1 mark each
Section 2B - 20 Questions of 2 mark each
The final Cutoff for this section was nearly 15
DI and LR
Section 3A - 10 Questions of 1 mark each
Section 3B - 20 Questions of 2 mark each
The final Cutoff for this section was nearly 10
Overall this paper was the toughest in the history of CAT.
So,Be Prepared for even bigger surprises!
For the years 2001, 2002 and 2003 the paper consisted of 50 * 3 = 150 questions. The cutoffs being 15 marks for individual sections and approximately 55 for whole paper.
The first biggest surprise for the CAT takers was in 2004, when the IIMs introduced the concept of differential marking for the first time. The paper had just 123 questions with the following distribution: (the decimal numbers are marks allocated to each question)
Mathematics - Total: 50 (10 * 0.5 + 5*2.0 + 35 * 1.0) Cutoff - approx 12
English - Total: 35 (15*2.0 + 20*1.0) Cutoff - approx 12
DI and LR - Total: 38 (12*2.0 +26*1.0) Cutoff - approx 17
Overall 123 Questions : 10 of Half marks + 32 of 2 marks and 81 of 1 mark each. The overall cutoff for the paper was nearly 51-52 marks.
CAT 2005 was even bigger surprise. There were just 90 questions - 30 in each section. Each section was further divided into two subsections:
Math
Section 1A - 10 Questions of 1 mark each
Section 1B - 20 Questions of 2 mark each
The final Cutoff for this section was nearly 11
English
Section 2A - 10 Questions of 1 mark each
Section 2B - 20 Questions of 2 mark each
The final Cutoff for this section was nearly 15
DI and LR
Section 3A - 10 Questions of 1 mark each
Section 3B - 20 Questions of 2 mark each
The final Cutoff for this section was nearly 10
Overall this paper was the toughest in the history of CAT.
So,Be Prepared for even bigger surprises!
what is cat?
The Common Admission Test (CAT) is an all-India test conducted by the Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) as an entrance test for the management programmes of its six business schools.
150,000 students compete for less than 1200 general seats in the IIM's which makes it even more selective than all the Ivy League Universities put together. Even with a top 1% score, a candidate must also win through the equally stringent group and individual interviews.
The IIMs CAT is almost certainly the world's most demanding entrance examination for any graduate institute. The test taker is expected to excel in arithmetical problem solving, geometry, statistics, data interpretation, logical reasoning in solving complex puzzles, and English language skills. The test is held on the third Sunday of November for a duration of two hours (2.5 hours from 2006).
It is neither expected, nor possible, that all the questions be answered, so the CAT also tests the candidates' ability to prioritise under pressure: a quality necessary in the competitive environment of IIMs' courses.
150,000 students compete for less than 1200 general seats in the IIM's which makes it even more selective than all the Ivy League Universities put together. Even with a top 1% score, a candidate must also win through the equally stringent group and individual interviews.
The IIMs CAT is almost certainly the world's most demanding entrance examination for any graduate institute. The test taker is expected to excel in arithmetical problem solving, geometry, statistics, data interpretation, logical reasoning in solving complex puzzles, and English language skills. The test is held on the third Sunday of November for a duration of two hours (2.5 hours from 2006).
It is neither expected, nor possible, that all the questions be answered, so the CAT also tests the candidates' ability to prioritise under pressure: a quality necessary in the competitive environment of IIMs' courses.
Friday, October 06, 2006
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