2. What are the admission criteria?

For admission into IMAS’ MBA programme in Kolkata, candidates must be final year students or have graduated. Candidates without a valid CAT / XAT or MAT score will need to appear for the IMASAT examination. Final Selection is done after a Personal Interview for all applicants.

3. What is the difference between an MBA and PGP MBA programme?

Most MBA courses focus more on theoretical and technical aspects of management rather than adopting a practical approach. Whereas IMAS’s PGP MBA courses on the other hand, have an industrial orientation and focus on skills-based on market requirements with additional certification by renowned accredited bodies.

4. How do I decide which MBA programme is suited for me?

5. What is the admission process?

The first step to admissions at IMAS is to fill up the Online Application Form available on our website. Forms can also be availed from IMAS, one of the best B Schools in Kolkata, West Bengal - with course fees structure, direct admission, campus in Kolkata, for Rs. 1000/-. Payments at the Institute can also be made via Credit / Debit Cards. Once filled, you will be required to sit for a IMASAT exam if you have not appeared for any entrance exams. The final step is a Personal Interview, after which your final selection and admission may be confirmed.

6. Which entrance exams do I need to appear in?

At IMAS, one of the TOP MBA colleges in Kolkata, West Bengal, we accept valid CAT / XAT or MAT scores. In case you have not appeared for any of these, you will be required to appear for a IMASAT exam, which is similar to an entrance exam.

7. When is the right time to pursue an MBA?

The right time to pursue an MBA is typically after gaining 2 years of relevant work experience. This allows you to bring practical insights to the classroom and better understand how MBA concepts apply to real-world situations. It's also important to align your MBA pursuit with your career goals, ensuring that the degree will significantly enhance your prospects or earning potential.

8. What are the advantages of pursuing an MBA as a fresher?

Advantages of pursuing an MBA as a fresher include gaining a competitive edge in the job market, developing a strong professional network early on, and building a solid foundation of business knowledge. It can also help clarify career goals and lead to faster career progression.

9. Are the programmes recognized and approved?

Yes, all our courses are approved by UGC recognised University, Ministry of HRD, and Government of India. IAER is also partner of NSDC.

10. What is the teaching methodology of PG Programmes ?

PG programs often employ a diverse teaching methodology that combines various approaches, including lectures, case studies, group discussions, and experiential learning. Professors use lectures to convey theoretical knowledge, while case studies provide practical, real-world problem-solving experience. Group discussions foster collaboration and peer learning, enhancing communication and teamwork skills. Experiential learning involves internships, consulting projects, and simulations, allowing students to apply classroom concepts to actual business scenarios.

11. Is there any Corporate Exposure in IMAS Campus ?

At IMAS, we provide students with direct exposure to prominent figures in the business world, including corporate executives, entrepreneurs, and accomplished individuals, as part of our 'Learn from the Leaders' initiative. Our extensive corporate network encompasses leaders spanning various industries. Engaging with these experts regularly empowers our students to sharpen their strengths, which they can later transform into their field of specialization.

12. What specializations does IMAS offer?