Kirloskar Institute of Management, Harihar

Kirloskar Institute of Management Harihar offers an AICTE-approved two-year PGDM programme. During the PGDM course, students need to choose an elective from specialisations, namely Marketing Management, Human Resource Management, Operations Management / Industry 4.0, Financial Management and Business Analytics.

MBA is the flagship programme of Kirloskar Institute of Management, Harihar. Students pursuing MBA are open to campus placements. As per the official website, more than 1,800 students are placed with an overall placement rate of 98%. The highest package offered to students was INR 18 lakh. The average package stood at INR 8.5 lakh.

Kirloskar Institute of Management offers scholarships to meritorious students pursuing PGDM from the institute. The criteria for scholarships is as follows:Students with 95 percentile and above in CAT/ XAT/ CMAT/ GMAT/ MAT entrance test are eligible for a scholarship amount of INR 1 Lacs in the total programme feeStudents with 90 to 94.99 percentile in CAT/ XAT/ CMAT/ GMAT/ MAT entrance test are eligible for a scholarship amount of INR 60,000 in the total programme fee

Yes, candidates need to complete their graduation with a minimum of 50% aggregate to apply for Kirloskar Institute of Management, Harihar MBA programme. Students appearing for the final year examination can also apply provided they fulfil the aggregate requirement.

 Kirloskar Institute of Management, Harihar admissions are currently open. The institute offers admission to candidates based on their entrance exam scores. Aspirants with a score in any of the Management entrance exam can get admission in KIAM's PGDM course. The mode of application is online. Candidates can register on the official website of the institute.

Kirloskar Institute of Management, Harihar considers national or state-level Management entrance exams for admission. The institute considers CAT, MAT, CMAT, GMAT, NMAT, XAT, Karnataka PGCET, etc. for PGDM admission. Candidates cannot get admission in KIAMS without an entrance exam score. However, mere qualifying the entrance test won't guarantee admission. Aspirants also need to pass all the selection rounds conducted by the institute.

Kirloskar Institute of Management, Harihar admissions are entrance-based. Candidates need to pass any of the accepted Management entrance exams for admission. The institute considers CAT, MAT, XAT, CMAT, Karnataka PGCET, etc. Aspirants selected based on entrance test scores are further called for group discussion and personal interview round. The institute also considers academic performance, work experience and sports & extra-curricular activities of the candidates for admission.

KIM, Harihar is definitely a respected name, even though it might not always show up at the very top in national rankings. The A+ rating from Business India really highlights the school's strong reputation. In fact, back in 2019, The Week ranked it 17th among private B-schools in the South Zone, which shows it's doing well in that region. If you're looking into PGDM options, KIM is still a solid choice, even though it may not always be in the national top spots. For the latest details, checking their official website is the best move.

KIM, Harihar doesn't offer a full scholarship for its PGDM program, but it does provide merit-based financial aid. For instance, students scoring above the 95th percentile in exams like CAT or XAT are eligible for a INR 1 Lacs scholarship, while those in the 90–95 percentile range can get INR 60,000. These scholarships are designed to recognize and reward academic achievement. For more information on eligibility and application details, it's a good idea to visit the official website or get in touch with their admissions team.

Admission to PGDM at Kirloskar Institute of Management? (KIM) in Harihar is through merit-based, and, therefore, there is no cutoff list released by the institution. Instead, they consider the scores of entrance exams? like CAT, XAT, CMAT, GMAT, MAT, ATMA, or Karnataka PGCET in addition to academics, work experience, extracurricular activities, etc. The selection process also consists of a case based group discussion followed by a personal? interview. Because there is no static cut-off list