TAPMI offers PGDM for 2008-2010

What: TA Pai Management Institute announces postgraduate diploma in management (PGDM) 2008-2010.

Requirements:

~ A university degree in any discipline (10+ 2 + 3) with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate. Final year students may also apply. This applies also to those with professional qualifications like Chartered Accountancy, Cost Accounting and Company Secretary. Candidates appearing for the final year degree examination may also apply.

~ Scores of CAT 2007 or GMAT 2006 / 2007. TAPMI also uses other parameters such as scholastic and extra curricular record, work experience and clarity of purpose for short-listing candidates. (CAT is used only for short-listing. IIMs have no role to play in the selection process or the conduct of the PGDM programme.)

~ Short listed candidates will be invited to participate in the subsequent TAPMI Admission Process (GDPI) at Manipal. Final selection will be based on performance in the Admissions Process.

Apply:

TAPMI handbook of information for Admissions 2008 containing the Application Form can be obtained on payment of Rs 1200 from the following Sources-

~ Select branches of AXIS(UTI) Bank from where CAT forms are sold.
~ TAPMI Center for Executive Education at Koramangala, Bangalore. (Ph: 080 41501900)
~ Application forms can be downloaded from website www.tapmi.org  Downloaded forms should be completed and sent with a demand draft for Rs 1200 favoring "T A Pai Management Institute" payable at Manipal or Udupi.
~ Application forms can be completed and submitted online.
~ Application Forms can be procured directly from TAPMI Admissions Office by sending a demand draft to the Admissions Office of TAPMI. Application Forms can also be procured directly from TAPMI Admissions Office by making cash payment.

Contact:

TA Pai Management Institute
Manipal - 576 104, Karnataka
Tel: (0820) 257 1359 / 2571358 extn 101/102
Fax: (0820) 2570622 / 2570699
Email: admissions@mail.tapmi.org

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