NDIM Delhi Reviews on Infrastructure, Campus, Placement, Facilities & Faculty

Dear student,

According to the previous year cutoffs for IPU BBA outside delhi general category the closing cutoff for this college was around 6000. So with the rank you have scored it is impossible to get New Delhi Institute of Management, Tughalkabad. This college also runs in second shift also and the closing cutoff was around 10000.

Hope it Helps!

Hello Priya,

As you have not given anything regarding your entrance exam details,the following is the general selection procedure to get an admission in NDIM.

SELECTION PROCEDURE

Applicants are required to appear for MAT conducted by AIMA or Common Admission Test (CAT) conducted by IIMs or XAT, ATMA, GMAT, AICTE-CMAT or State University MBA Entrance Examinations. NRIs / Foreign Citizens can seek admission based on their inter-se merit, group discussion and personal interview, as per AICTE guidelines.

Final selection is based on overall performance in:

1. Graduation Exams.
2. Above mentioned Aptitude Tests.
3. Group Discussions. 
4. Personal Interviews.
5. Extra weightage for : Outstanding achievement in any other field/ activities highlighting leadership, team working, innovative, decision making qualities, work experience, additional educational qualifications, industry sponsorship, contribution to social causes/community service.
6. Female candidates get preferential treatment if they have same score as male candidates. 
7. 2% Seats are reserved for the wards of serving /retd. defence/paramilitary forces/police personnel.
8. 5% seats reserved for applicants from J&K, Northeast, Naxal affected areas, wards of defence/police/para-military services personnel who laid down their lives in any operation.
9. Reservation for SC/ST/OBC and other categories if any is provided as per AICTE directions.
10. Unfilled seats under vii, viii and ix are offered to the general candidates.

Hi,

NDIM is one of the top institute in Delhi for pursuing MBA. New Delhi not only provides a great exposure but also a competitive advantage to its students. The average package offered by corporate houses to the students of NDIM is 7 Lakhs per Annum and the highest stands at 16.5 Lakhs per annum.

RIIM Pune is considered on of the top institutes in Maharashtra for pursuing MBA. The school offers a mediocre return on investment when compared to NDIM as the highest salary offered to the batch was of 10 lakhs per annum with an average of 6 Lakhs per annum and 90 percent placements recorded for almost all the batches which have passed out till now.

Though the course curriculum is almost same but the placements are at par in NDIM, Delhi.

In all respects NDIM Delhi would be a better option.

Hope it help,

thanks.