The program design is inspired by management practice rather than ivory tower academics. The course material and design is oriented towards current and emerging issues in management. The curriculum undergoes a complete transformation every three years. In addition, it is adapted significantly every year to keep it abreast with the current business environment. The faculty members keep themselves updated on present management realities by virtue of their extensive involvement in research and consultation. Further, the level of interaction required in the Program ensures that the pool of work experience among the students is effectively tapped. Developing skills in leading and teamwork is an important facet of the program. This anticipates practices in many of today's successful organizations. The interactive skills of effective communication, conflict management negotiations and mobilizing individuals towards common goals are the essential ingredients of the program to help our students to become effective and assertive managers. There is a strong emphasis on project work as a part of the regular course at the Institute. While working on projects, students are required to interact with managers from the industry. On an average, a student completing the course from the institute would have carried out fifteen projects, usually live, involving industry interaction and support.

If you are determined to be a skilled and knowledgeable leader who can influence people, offer strategic direction and make good use of financial, human and technological resources, read on. Over and above Knowledge and skills, we work with our PGDBM students to develop acumen and insight. We cannot ‘teach’ you this. We use every resource, contact, forum and technology to help you develop these abilities. If you are serious about succeeding, we are serious about equipping you to do just that. Whether studying during the day, in the evening or at the weekend, at our purpose built business school , you’ll find an environment where students, academics, industry experts, business leaders and policy makers can enrich each others’ thinking.