There is no fixed age limit to pursue the program. My sister did her PGDIE at 26 and she is now working at Amazon with a great CTC. As long as you are passionate about your career it doesn’t matter what your age is. However, before taking any decision, there are some important questions which you should consider:
Check some important statistics of PGDM at NITIE:
Particulars | NITIE PGDIE |
Fees | 11.33 lakhs |
Placement Rate | 100% |
Highest Package offered | 44 LPA |
Average Package offered | 20.85 LPA |
Consider all the above points before selecting a particular course or college. NITIE is quite famous among recruiters. Their frequent participating companies include Amazon, Flipkart, GlaxoSmithKline, Abbott Healthcare, Amway, Google, Vodafone, Nestle, and many more.
No, it is not difficult but that depends on who you are asking.
You will get a call-up letter for the interview in your email ID. A care package will be sent to you consisting of expected topics and a number of other things. The topics for the GD round include current topics.
Going through newspapers on a daily basis will also help. GD round goes on for around ten minutes and you will be given time to think and prepare your answers.
You will receive a call from NITIE Mumbai based on your GATE score. You must have score 831 at the rank of 315.
The table represents the GATE cut off ranges of 2020 for PGDMM and PGDPM courses,
Category | GATE Score Range |
General | 609 |
OBC | 473 |
SC | 345 |
ST | 317 |
Physically Disabled | 473 |
Part of your admission will also depend upon whether or not you are performing well in the interview sessions and GDs. The interviews are usually held between 22nd to 24th April every year. Thus, you should book the tickets when you still can for both routes.
NITIE accepts GATE scores for PGDIE, PGDMM, and PGDPM courses. The GATE cutoff for NITIE varies each year depending on various factors such as category, students pools, etc. So, it’s difficult to predict the required GATE cutoff.
NITIE relesed the GATE cutoff 2021 for PGDMM and PGDPM courses. It is as follows.
Category | GATE Cutoff |
General | 609 |
OBC | 473 |
SC | 345 |
ST | 317 |
Physically Disabled | 473 |
Going by this year’s cutoff trends it’s possible that you will get a call from NITIE. But in order to be selected for admission, you will need to do well in group discussion and personal interviews too.
Choosing the best institute for an operations management program depends on various factors such as the curriculum, faculty, location, placements, and overall reputation. It is recommended to research thoroughly about each institute, connect with alumni, and attend admission sessions to make an informed decision. However, NITIE is highly recommended for pursuing an operations specialization.
One of my cousins graduated from NITIE and a few people in his batch had a percentage around the 60s in their 12th boards. And you could find many too.
NITIE gives more weightage to your performance in GDPI rather than past academics at least for PGDIM and PGDISEM courses. You just need to score 97 percentile in CAT for getting a call. Then it all depends on your GD PI performance.
NITIE does consider academic scores in the selection process. However, you can compensate for your poor scores (if any) by performing well in GD and PI rounds.
In a nutshell, I can say that the emphasis on academic scores in NITIE selection criteria is lesser than that in IIMs and many other colleges.
My brother is a B.Tech pass out from Electronics Engg. at IIT (BHU). His experience was absolutely disappointing and he told me about the bitter reality of IIT BHU. The faculty is very unqualified and the curriculum is obsolete and irrelevant to the current trends in the industry.
You will be surprised to know that some profs don't even have Ph.D. despite the fact that they are the only professors for that subject in the dept. Also, the administration of the college will provide a total of friction against any kind of endeavors you may seek. You will find some professors really difficult to tolerate. Though the current HOD is an excellent professor/researcher and very progressive/dynamic; so is not the case with the entire dept.
The TPO cell is very stagnant; they have a very weird logic of inviting core companies. Getting a new company approved for placement is next to impossible. The placement rate itself is very very bad. As per the research quality of the department, there are no research groups for many important core domains. It's extremely disappointing with it being an IIT and all and having worse research scope than an NIT in many fields. Also, they won't encourage independent research.
You don't have enough electives to choose from. The classrooms are gloomy.
While you can, go to a good NIT, or a BITS Pilani college. Electronics Engg in IIT (BHU) is a bitter disappointment.
NITIE requires CAT scores for its PGDIM & PGDSM courses.
The table shows CAT cut-offs for the year 2022 (Reserved Categories):
CATEGORY |
PGDIM % |
PGDSM % |
EWS |
97 |
95 |
OBC |
85 |
85 |
SC |
60 |
60 |
ST |
50 |
50 |
PHYSICALLY DISABLED |
60 |
60 |
Thus, for PGDIM, CAT 2022 cutoff at NITIE (OBC Category) is 85%, and for PGDSM CAT 2022 cutoff (OBC Category) is 85%.
One of my friends faced a similar situation as you and here are some tips for you regarding your question. My friend was placed in Maruti Suzuki after his graduation and then got selected in NITIE. He went with NITIE.
If you have a good academic profile i.e., good scores from 10th, 12th, B. Tech, and extracurriculars then you can directly go with NITIE.
If not then having one or two years of work experience may also help you in getting shortlists from the company on-campus placements.
One more thing you should be confident enough about is that you can convert to NITIE, Mumbai again if you want to have some work experience.
The admission process (criterion) followed by NITIE, Mumbai for the PGDISEM courses offered by the institution is as follows:
After all the rounds of the admission procedure are completed, the status of his/her application is conveyed by the institution as per the norms or criteria followed. My brother received an offer letter from the institution a few days after he got selected for admission into the PGDISEM course of the institute.