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Admission Process |
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Admission is a process through which skills and aptitude of the candidates are tested and the best selected.
Selection of 60 candidates will be done on the basis of MAT (Management Aptitude Test) scores conducted by All India Management Association (New Delhi). Recognizing the importance of communication skills in a closely knit Global Economy, our Business School has set up a state-of-the-art language lab for both English and Chinese (Mandarin).
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The language lab follows a flexible course structure to teach conversational skills in both the languages. The English language program is taught through the Linguaphone Machines where the students can listen repeat and learn the correct pronunciation in a self-study mechanism. It covers the whole range of practical skills required for effective communication including boardroom language, manners and skills. It expands the vocabulary using a rich interactive learningenvironment. |
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Keeping in view the growing importance of China in World trade we have commenced the Chinese language course for all students and faculty. The fifty-session module will teach conversational Chinese (Mandarin) through the medium of English and Hindi. At the end of the course the participants will be awarded a Certificate of completion by the Chinese Consulate. This will greatly enhance the global perspective and career prospects of our students.
We have the privilege of a close association with Mr.Richard Gee who is a renowned and leading marketing consultant from New Zealand. Mr.Richard Gee has conducted several Seminars across the world and conducted the seminar on ‘Sensational Selling’ for our students, faculty and local industries, which was well received and immensely benefited the participants. He has also visited our Business School and interacted with our PG Students and faculty on three occasions during the past one year
The Business Schools has also entered into a MOU with Mr. Richard Gee, which will enable the students / faculty exchange programme, short term certificate course and overseas placement
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Admission Criteria |
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- To be eligible for admission to the PGDM Programme , a candidate must have passed a degree examination of a university or a qualification recognized as equivalent to the degree by AICTE/UGC/Association of Indian Universities. In order to secure admission to the PGDM program, the candidate must have secured at least 50% marks in the Bachelors degree examination.
- Candidates who have appeared for the final examination of the degree course can also apply. Their admission will be confirmed only on proof of satisfactory completion of the degree course.
- All candidates must undergo MAT written test. This will be followed by a group discussion and interview for all candidates.
- Students who have appelied for CAT & XAT exams can also apply.
- The weightage given to the written test, interview and group discussion will be as under:
Written Test 60%
Group Discussion 20%
Personal Interview 20% |
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How to Apply |
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Aspirants may apply for admission by appearing for MAT exams.
The form must be duly filled in and submitted at GRBS office: Plot No.14/5, Chharawada Road, Near Haria Rotary Hospital, GIDC, Vapi-396 195, or can be directly sent to the AIMA centres as per MAT bulletin.
Note:
- MAT written examination may be conducted at Vapi, if sufficient applications are received.
- Students who have appelied for CAT & XAT exams can also apply.
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Schedule for MAT |
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- Last Date for obtaining MAT Registration forms: 12th November, 2007
- Last date for receipt of MAT Regiatrtion Form at AIMA, New Delhi: 17th November, 2007.
- First MAT Exams: 2nd December 2007 (Sunday) 10:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
- MAT exams will also be held again in February and May 2008.
For details, see All India Management Association |
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Fees and Payment |
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Particulars |
First Year |
Second Year |
Tution Fees |
1,10,000 Rs. |
1,10,000 Rs. |
Laptop |
30,000 Rs. |
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Hostel Charges (including canteen charges for meals) |
32,000 Rs. |
32,000 Rs. |
| * Hostel fees can be subjected to change |
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The results of the first year students who fail to clear all dues (including the late payment charge) by due date will be withheld and a late payment charge at the rate of 0.03% per day (the charge will be rounded up to the nearest rupee) will be levied until payments are made. Those who fail to clear all the dues along with the late payment charge by due date will not be permitted to register for the second year.
The tuition fee, the computer fee and the library fee, for any term in which the student has been registered, are not refunded. Students are charged for books and teaching material distributed for the courses they register for on the basis of actual expenses incurred.
The above fee structure is subject to change without notice. |
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