Is it worth doing Executive MBA from IMI Delhi?

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Samiksha Tripathy Posted On - Mar 15, 2023
Executive MBA in Marketing, International Management Institute (Graduated 2020)

IMI Delhi started its 1-year full-time MBA program in 1984 and currently runs a 15-month program with 12 months of coursework on campus and 3 months dedicated to a field project. The fee structure of an Executive MBA from IMI Delhi is INR 12,00,000, including Tuition Fee, Text/Reading Material, Student Activity/Welfare, Library Fee, Lodging (single Executive AC Rooms), Boarding, Security Deposit, and Alumni- Life Membership.

You can expect to gain great value in terms of learning from the faculties and the overall MBA experience. The program is tailored for executives who have been working for 5 years or more, and it would be flexible enough for you to adapt and thrive. The institute, its management, and faculties do everything in their capacity to ensure learning is facilitated at all costs.

An integral part of the MBA experience at this level of experience and age for working executives would be the quality of life coming back to academics. If you decide to enroll, you can expect every bit of the year at IMI to be enjoyable and open new perspectives.

It is also essential for prospective participants in full-time executive MBA programs to understand that they do not always help you switch domains or industries. However, these programs are primarily designed to help mid-career executives find that leap in their career with the help of the acquired qualification and knowledge. The college supports placements, though historical evidence does not guarantee a job after the program. Whether you find your dream job/dream package out of this MBA program from campus or otherwise depends on a lot of factors like the quality of your prior work experience, prior employer, the nature of your work, and a lot of other factors.

IMI New Delhi completed 100% placements for the PGDM 2021-23 batch with an 11% hike in Average salary which has gone up to Rs.17.01 LPA, while the highest salary has gone up to Rs.50 LPA. Therefore, it is crucial to keep yourself optimistic and work hard for yourself. Work on yourself, get yourself skilled and certified, and you will do well and make that mid-career shift.

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