IMI - International Management Institute, New Delhi - Reviews

The academics of almost all B Schools across India are more or less the same. IMI Delhi claims to be the third in intellectual capital which is the quality of faculty. This ranking is however justifiable as IMI Delhi does have the best pool of faculty.

The next thing to consider while analyzing the worth of a B School is the kind of culture it offers to its students. The culture is still not at par with top institutes like IMT, MDI, SP Jain, IIM, etc., and is growing steadily. Still, over the last few years, IMI has witnessed a drastic change in culture mainly stemming from the various administrative changes made. These efficient and transparent changes have increased the culture quality at IMI Delhi.

The placement scenario has been improving at a steady pace like any other B School. Most 2 and 3-tier institutes will provide a similar experience and can be considered for an MBA. However, do not target a B-school lesser in worth than this because MBA mainly depends on the worth of the institution.

IMI Delhi is among the top B Schools in tier 2 and the only B Schools better than this are old IIMs, FMS, MDI, IIFT, SP Jain, Jamnalal Bajaj, XLRI, and NM Mumbai.

I cannot agree with the claim that IMI Delhi is not good for someone who has an experience of more than two years. My friend told me that her batch in 2020 had an average work experience of 32 months. 

Joining an elite B School is not enough. Once you have successfully joined the desired B School, you need to make constant efforts to remain at the top. Just getting admission is not enough. You need to work relentlessly and meet the standards of the institute.

Even if someone has an experience of more than 2 years, he cannot cut down his efforts to remain at the top. He needs to maintain his sincerity toward academics because there is tough competition. Giving your best is the key once you have been admitted to a good B School. Keep aside secondary factors like work experience and pay academics.

If you're looking for a B-school that offers a wide range of opportunities to help you pursue your interests and career goals, IMI New Delhi is definitely worth considering. Let's take a closer look at the different programs they offer and the opportunities they provide. 

If you're interested in a managerial career but haven't decided on a specialization, the PGDM program at IMI New Delhi is a great option. By completing a full year of the course and studying all the subjects of management, you'll gain clarity about which domain you're most interested in. For example, when I first came to IMI, I was interested in Finance, but after just three months, I developed a keen interest in marketing.

If marketing is your specialization of choice, IMI Delhi offers an exciting course that includes projects, guest lectures by industry experts, highly experienced faculty, and workshops to enhance your marketing skills and creativity. You can also be a part of various clubs and committees that focus on designing, content writing, and sponsorship. Many premium recruiters in the FMCG sector, such as Asian Paints, Nestle, RPG group, Reckitt Benckiser, Emami, HUL, Havmor, Piramal Group, Mother Dairy, and others, visit the campus every year.

The finance program at IMI Delhi covers a wide range of subjects and offers lectures from renowned faculty members and numerous workshops to improve your knowledge. Companies like HSBC, Arcesium, and HUL visit the campus to hire students.

If you're interested in operations, IMI Delhi is known for having one of the best faculties in this field. The program covers subjects such as Financial Econometrics, Logistics, and Supply Chain Management. Many students opt for dual majors in finance and operations, and companies from various domains offer roles in operations.

If HR is your specialization of choice, IMI Delhi offers a specialized HRM program that includes subjects not only from the HR domain but also analytics and strategy. The program is tailored to meet industry requirements and allows students to opt for extra subjects beyond normal credit limits.