Question 1

What full-time MBA/PGDM programs does IIM Mumbai offer?

Accepted Answer

IIM Mumbai (formerly NITIE) offers several flagship postgraduate programs:
MBA in General Management (2-year) – a traditional MBA (often called “PGDIM” previously) for fresh graduates (open to all disciplines)

MBA in Operations & Supply Chain Management (OSCM) – a specialized 2-year MBA for engineering/quantitative graduates
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MBA in Sustainability Management (SM) – a 2-year MBA focusing on industrial safety and environmental issues (formerly PGDSM/PGDISEM)

Additionally, IIM Mumbai offers Executive programs such as the 1-year VLFM (Visionary Leaders for Manufacturing) for senior managers, and online Executive MBA programs in areas like Logistics & Supply Chain and Manufacturing

Question 2

What are the eligibility criteria and entrance exams?

Accepted Answer

For the full-time MBA programs, candidates need a bachelor’s degree (minimum 50% marks, 45% for SC/ST/PwD) from a recognized university

The key entrance test is the CAT; for MBA (OSCM), GATE scores are also accepted (engineering streams)
Shortlisted applicants then go through personal interviews. Final selection is based on CAT (and GATE where applicable), academic record, and other profile factors. Executive programs (VLFM, etc.) require a bachelor’s degree plus relevant work experience, and selection typically involves interviews/SOPs as detailed on the institute website.

Question 3

What is the average placement package?

Accepted Answer

The average package was ₹25.4 LPA.

Question 4

What was the cutoff in 2023–24?

Accepted Answer

CAT 2023 cutoff was around 97 percentile for general category.

Question 5

How many seats are there?

Accepted Answer

Around 500 seats across various MBA programs.

Question 6

Are there scholarships or loans for IIM Mumbai students?

Accepted Answer

IIM Mumbai itself does not highlight specific internal scholarships for these programs on its website. Students usually fund their studies through education loans from banks but loans are readily available. Some students may obtain company sponsorship or defense scholarships (e.g. Sainik/Parliamentary). It’s best to explore Government of India schemes (like Vidya Lakshmi portal) or bank loan schemes for MBA students.

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