My life in NIAM

Admission process was pretty smooth. Eligibility- 10+12+UG (min 60 %)+CAT/CMAT Application form is available on - NIAM's Website Application fees- At our time was round Rs2000/- The forms for application are out in the month of February (After 15th) Reservation benefits for OBC are not much. You have to compete equally. CAT & CMAT are conducted only once in a year (so you have just 1 chance or rather 2 to if you give both the exams) My CMAT percentile was 82% which was enough for me to get a call in the first list of shortlisting only. It was followed by PI where UG based questions are asked & some about the current agri related events to check if you are aware of the scenarios....Read More

The admission process occurs on basis of the CAT score. Applicants from an agriculture background are preferred but other course candidates can apply as well. The selection process is followed by a GD and PI process and candidates are selected on that basis....Read More

The admission process was a bit hectic and it was extremely cut throat. We had an entrance test followed by a personal interview and group discussion. Our admissions were determined after calculating the entirety of it....Read More

I thank chaudhary charan singh national institute of agricultural marketing for giving me such great learning years in this college. All the years I spent in the college were full of learnings. I truely thank all the teachers for all their guidance....Read More

The college was a great place to learn and innovate. I got lots of inspirations from all of my college teachers, seniors and batchmates. They all helped and guided me a lot. It was a great happy learning experience in this college....Read More

To seek admission in NIAM you have to clear CAT or CMAT examination with a good percentile. After that, you have to apply to the college, and if you are selected then visit the campus and submit your documents. Apart from that, your industrial working experience can come handy in getting you a seat....Read More