What is the admission criteria for Post Graduate Diploma in Management (Rural Management) at IRMA Anand?

Tribhuvan Sahkari University offers a large diversity of courses to students in Management field. Tribhuvan Sahkari University admissions are held on the basis of entrance tests. Students seeking course admissions must clear their previous qualifying examination and appear for any of the prescribed entrance exams such as XAT, CAT, CMAT, among others. Students can visit the official website to learn more regarding the course-wise eligibility and specialisation details.

Indian candidates for the PGDM (RM) in IRMA Anand are selected on basis of CAT/XAT/CMAT scores. They are followed by IRMAWAT (Written Ability Test), an individual interview, and assessments in terms of the academic performance and profile. Such aspects as regional and gender diversity, extracurricular, and work experience are also taken into account. GMAT, CAT, or XAT can also apply as NRI candidates.

Candidates who want to do PGDM (Rural Management) in IRMA Anand need to have a graduate degree at 50 percent aggregate marks. In case of SC/ST/OBC (NC)/EWS/PwD categories, there should be 45 percent. The study has to be a degree programme in any field of study in a recognised university.

Yes, FPM in RM at IRMA Anand is recognised by All India Council of technical education (AICTE). Such recognition makes sure the programme is up to the national standards of academics. This programme produces great graduates who are recognised in academics and research. The qualification becomes valuable and credible with the AICTE approval.

Applicants looking forward to becoming professionals in research, teaching, and development policy areas must consider the FPM in RM at IRMA Anand. It is perfect when it comes to professionals who want to pursue a long-term career in higher education institutions, think-tanks or non-governmental organizations. The programme offers expertise and extensive knowledge on research and practice in Rural Management. There has to be encouragement of those applying to be scholars.