What: The Indian Institute of Management, Lucknow, invites applications for admission to its Fellow Programme in Management.
The programme is valid for students specialising in the following areas:
- Decision Sciences
- Economics
- Finance and Accounting
- Human Resource Management
- Information Technology and Systems
- Marketing
- Operations Management
- Strategic Management
Are you eligible?
~ You must hold a master's degree in any discipline with a minimum overall aggregate of 55 percent.
~ You could be a bachelor of engineering with a minimum overall aggregate of 60 percent.
~ You must have scored a minimum overall aggregate of 55 percent in all public examinations, starting with the secondary level.
~ You must not be more than 45 years old on June 30, 2007.
Additional information
~ The fellowship covers tuition fees and lodging facilities.
~ Students will also be entitled to a monthly stipend of Rs 10,000 for a maximum period of four years.
~ There is an annual contingency grant as well.
Selection method
~ You will be selected on the basis of your CAT/ GRE/ GATE/ GMAT/ UGC JRF score.
~ Candidates with a PGDM from any of the IIMs (with a minimum CGPA of 6.0 on a 10-point scale) or its equivalent need not take the tests listed above; they can apply directly through the prescribed FPM application form.
~ Shortlisted candidates will be invited to for a personal interview.
~ Please consult the brochure and Web site for details of eligibility.
- Also read: CAT 2006
Important date
~ Please send in your completed application form before February 28, 2007.
How to apply
~ Application forms can be obtained on payment of Rs 500 by a demand draft drawn in favour of the Indian Institute of Management, Lucknow, payable at Lucknow.
~ You can also download the form by visiting http://www.iiml.ac.in/main.html.
Address
Administrative Officer (FPM)
Indian Institute of Management-Lucknow
Prabandh Nagar
Off Sitapur Road
Lucknow -- 226 013
Phones: (0522) 2734005, 2734025
e-mail: fpm@iiml.ac.in
Web site: http://www.iiml.ac.in/main.html
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