IIM Ahmedabad welcomes 61st Batch of PGP & 25th Batch of PGP-FABM students

The 61st batch of the Two-Year Full Time Post Graduate Programme in Management (PGP) includes 404 students, while the 25th batch of the Two-Year Full Time Post Graduate Programme in Food and Agribusiness Management (PGP-FABM) comprises 47 students, hailing from diverse backgrounds across the nation.

The Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad (IIMA) proudly welcomed 451 high-achieving students into its esteemed management programs for the academic session 2024-2026. The 61st batch of the Two-Year Full Time Post Graduate Programme in Management (PGP) includes 404 students, while the 25th batch of the Two-Year Full Time Post Graduate Programme in Food and Agribusiness Management (PGP-FABM) comprises 47 students, hailing from diverse backgrounds across the nation.

Professor Bharat Bhasker, Director of IIMA, delivered the inaugural address, emphasizing the transformative journey ahead for the new students. He highlighted IIMA's commitment to academic excellence and thought leadership, underscoring the pivotal role of the faculty in shaping future leaders.

Encouragement from Academic Leaders

Professor Diptesh Ghosh, Dean (Programmes) at IIMA, emphasized the rigorous and competitive nature of the PGP and PGP-FABM programs, tailored to nurture top management leaders equipped to tackle diverse professional challenges.

Guidance and Advice

Addressing the incoming students, Professor Ankur Sinha, Chairperson of PGP, urged them to make the most of their transformative journey at IIMA, emphasizing the importance of humility, collaboration, and holistic learning.

Special Focus on PGP-FABM

Professor Vineet Virmani, Chairperson of PGP-FABM, highlighted the program’s evolution to meet industry demands, encouraging students to exceed expectations through academic and professional achievements.

Diversity and Inclusivity

Diversity remains integral to IIMA's student intake strategy, enriching classroom discussions and enhancing peer learning. The PGP Class of 2024-26 includes 25% women students and a diverse mix of engineering and non-engineering backgrounds, reflecting a broad spectrum of educational and professional experiences.

Support for Differently Abled Students

IIMA continues to uphold inclusive education with facilities and support systems tailored for differently abled students through its Equal Opportunity Office (EOO), ensuring they thrive academically and socially on campus.

Legacy and Recognition

Renowned for its pioneering pedagogy and global reputation, IIMA’s PGP and PGP-FABM programs are celebrated as among the best in their fields, producing alumni who excel across diverse sectors worldwide.

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