Shiv Kumar's Review On New Delhi Institute Of Management - [NDIM], New Delhi

It has a good industry connection and has a strong alumni network placed in various big brands in India and abroad, it's location in Delhi and reasonable fee. They have an MoU signed with japanese govt to provide workforce and train you in Japanese language and culture. My interest in Japan was a major reason. I have taken education loan from Punjab National Bank for 7.5 lakh at 8.5%

The course rapidly evolves with the changing times and they emphasize on new skills which are required now and in future. The faculty are all great with experience of an average of 10+ years. We also get corporate guest professors taking lessons. Most faculty are a part of corporates as independent board members or consultants.

Yakult live project, sales promoter, stipend Rs.3000. The Corporate relationship Cell provides internship offers as they get them to all the students and selects students based upon the requirements. They try to get everyone an internship so you might not get selected twice.

We have giants such as HUL, Amazon, Deloitte, HDFC etc. There are more than 100 companies that visit us. Major profile is of sales and marketing and finance. There are increasing recruitments for business analytics as well.

The college annually conducts the smart India hackathon being only one of 2 mba Institute to do so. We have a national level cultural even called Spandhan which is very famous in Delhi and North region. Management is focused on holistic learning and is keen in extra curricular activities, We have multiple events going on especially during weekends which are all managed by students.

The campus is modest in size having 3 buildings insides have well designed architecture and provide almost all the necessary amenities. We have a seperate floor dedicated to campus interview having 7 GD rooms 5-6 PI rooms a large auditorium indore pool and table tennis. State of the art library.

Topic of GD. Modi 2.0, was a group of 30 in a round table, evaluation based on your content and ability to communicate. People who did not speak were given a chance to speak to make it fair. Interview questions, based on your personal interest background, work experience. Trying to judge if you are really committed to mba.