Compare The Gandhigram Institute of Rural Health and Family Welfare Trust, Dindigul vs Indira Institute of Management PGDM, Pune

The candidate should have appeared on one of the entrance exams CAT /MAT/XAT/ATMA/CMAT/ GMAT/ State level Entrance Test (MH-CET) and should have a valid scorecard.

• A Bachelor’s Degree in Medicine and Surgery, recognized by the Medical Council of India 
• A Master’s Degree in Arts (or) Science (or) Education (or) Nursing from a recognized Indian University in a streamline of 10+2+3 (or) 
• A Bachelor’s Degree in Arts (or) Science in Arts (or) Science (or) Education (or) Nursing from a recognized University in a streamline of 10+2+3 with two years of work experience in the community health after completing their degree course. 
• BE/B. Tech Engineering graduates with two years of work experience in the Public Health Department after completing their degree course.

• A candidate is declared eligible for PGDM Courses if he/she has passed the degree examination from AICTE/ UGC recognized university with a minimum of 50% marks for the open category and a minimum of 45% marks for the reserved category. 50% of seats are reserved for Maharashtra domicile reserved category candidates. Such a candidate's application must be accompanied by relevant caste certificates, cast validity, and non-creamy layer certificates at the time of application.
• The absence of such certificates at the time of submitting the Admission application forms for admission to the course disqualifies them from reserved category seats, and such candidates will be considered for the open/general category.
• If a sufficient number of applications for reserved seats are not received then the balance seats will be converted into open/general category seats. 20% of the sanctioned seats are institute-level seats.