NTPC School of Business Noida Course Admission 2025: Dates, Fees, Eligibility, Application Process, Selection Criteria

NTPC School of Business, Noida offers a full-time PGDM program in Energy Management for a duration of two years for graduate students and working executives. The institute also offers full-time PGDM Executive for a duration of 15 months.

For PGDM in Energy Management, a candidate must have passed Bachelor’s degree (10+2+3) in BE/ B.Tech/ B.Sc./ B.Com/ CA/ ICWA, etc. or equivalent degree with at least 50% marks or CGPA from recognized university/institutions. For candidates belonging to SC/ST/Differently abled Persons with Disabilities category, at least 45% marks are required in the bachelor’s degree. Selection to the program is done on the basis of Admission Score (AS) based on performance in CAT/ GMAT/ XAT, performance in graduation, experience in the energy/power/oil sector and educational background. 

• Based on Admission Score (AS), shortlisted candidates will be called for Personal Assessment (PA).
• Final selection will be made strictly on the basis of final scores consisting of AS and PA scores.

The institute also offers Executive PGDM to company-sponsored as well as self-sponsored candidates. Minimum eligibility for the PGDM Executive program is a candidate must have passed Class 10, Class 12, Bachelor’s degree/CA/ICWA with at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA by a recognized university. Also, working professionals must have a minimum of 3 years of work experience as on June 30. Selection is done on the basis of CAT/ GMAT/ XAT score for Self-Sponsored candidates. 

Key Points:

• Candidates appearing for final year Bachelor’s degree or equivalent qualification examination and those who are awaiting result can also apply for PGDM (Energy Management).
• Relaxation of 5% marks is given to SC/ST/PWD category.
• For PGDM (Executive), NSB accepts company & self-sponsored applicants with a minimum of 3 years of work experience.

NTPC School of Business (NSB) PGDM Selection Criteria

Stage 1: Selection For PI

Admission to PGDM program depends upon candidates’ minimum score in the entrance test. The minimum desired score is mentioned below:

Evaluation of Academic Performance

Academic Diversity Factor

If any student who has done graduation from any of the listed courses then he/she will get 6 points as Academic Diversity Factor Points. Here is the list of courses: BA, BA(H), B.Sc, B.Sc.(H), BS, B.Com, B.Com(H), BCA, BBA, B.Pharma, LL.B, MBBS, BDS or any other Non-Engineering subject areas at the Bachelor’s level. 

Composite Score Evaluation for PI Shortlisting

Shortlisting of candidates for the Personal Interview will be done on the composite score which will be done on the basis of Score in Entrance Test, Academic Performance,  Academic Diversity Factor and Gender Diversity Factor. We have provided the detailed evaluation of various factors above. Here we are providing you the final shortlisting weightage given for the shortlisting of candidate for the interview. 

On the above given criteria a candidate will be awarded out of 100 marks for the final selection of Interview. Candidates who have scored more than the institute set marks will be called for the Interview. After that candidates have to appear for the interview and they will be evaluated as per the stage 2 process. 

Stage 2 – Final Selection After Interview

Candidate will be evaluated based on the work experience and personal interview for the final Selection.

Work Experience 

Below are the tables for the point evaluation based on work experience:

PGDM (EM)

PGDM (E)

Only Managerial work will be considered. Training/Project work will not be considered as experience. 

Personal Assessment

A candidate will be evaluated in the personal interview and he will be given maximum of 35 marks which will be used in final evaluation process for the seletion for the admission of course. 

Final Evaluation for the Selection

As said above Final Selection will be based on Work Experience, Personal Assessment and the Shortlisting criteria of stage 1. Here is the table depicting the final marks evaluation: