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I chose this college due to its market value, its great alumni network and due to its locations. I had applied and got selected for IMI Delhi and XIMB but eventually left it due to not having hostels and being in a non metro respectively...Read More

I have applied to many iims and also got shortlisted from baby iims and iim shillong. Major drawback for me was lack of proper preperation for interview. I finally converted imt ghaziabad. I learned about various mistakes that i made in other interview process and finally converted imt ghaziabad...Read More

So I applied for IMT, MDI, IIFT, XIMB, NMIMS, IMI and BITSOM. I wasn't able to convert IIFT and NMIMS because of my percentile (95.1) and NMAT score. For MDI my GDPI went well but I believe my Acads related knowledge was less. So from XIMB, IMI and IMT I chose IMT because its a great college for marketing and also its near to my house. My sister passed out from this college in 2014 and she is doing well in her life which motivated me more to get into this college. My college admission process was firstly getting the required percentile for shortlisting, then an essay writing and PI was done on the date selected. Then the result came out after one and a half months. Cutoff for CAT was above 92 percentile and for XAT it was above 94 percentile....Read More

I scored 94.36 percentile in CAT and I got a shortlist from IMT Ghaziabad. During my time the admission process was online and we had a WAT (Written test) in which a topic was given to us and we had to write in about 400-500 words in 30 mins. After that we had our Personal Interviews in which your general knowledge and the knowledge of your background is tested. But from this year onwards the process is offline and on your arrival in the College for the process, firstly you have WAT then Group discussion and then Personal Interview which is not that easy to crack. One of my friends who was a corporate worker and used to earn 14LPA and he had interned in DRDO was unable to crack the process....Read More

The admission process for IMT G requires entrance exams such as CAT, XAT, and GMAT. First, candidates need to register on the official website of IMT. We fill in our personal info, create a login, and we are good to go. Once registered, we can access the application form. It's essential to be careful while filling it out, as they'll need to provide their educational details, and work experience (if any), and upload necessary documents like photos and signatures. There's also an application fee of Rs. 2,500. IMT G offers a variety of payment methods, so that's convenient. After completing the application process, the admit cards are issued, which contain all the details about the PI date and time. Eligibility is a crucial factor too. Each course (PGDM-BFS, Core, DCP, Marketing, Finance) has its own set of eligibility criteria. I didn't have the opportunity to avail any reservation benefits because I wasn't eligible for them. Finally, the admission process can be better by including GD rounds....Read More

Being in a postgraduate program, eligibility for it requires an undergraduate degree from an accredited institution. Before CAT, the application form will be accessible on the official website. Registration is open throughout January. IMT boasts one of the smoothest admission procedures; the PI happens on its platform making it a hassle-free experience and eliminating the need to download 3rd party video chat apps....Read More