UNLOCK AN EMERGING ASIA

The AIM MBA program, with its region-focused approach, is specifically designed to give students a keen advantage amidst the ever-shifting tides of Asian business. Here, they learn about Asian business practices, regulations, and culture-specific perspectives. Such knowledge is key to unlocking and maximizing opportunities in the region.

TRANSFORM AND TRANSCEND

AIM MBA students are constantly challenged to be critical, analytical, innovative, and collaborative as they go through more than 500 real-world business cases in a rigorous curriculum that covers economics, finance and accounting, marketing, operations, leadership, and strategy.

The professors, mostly business practitioners, facilitate case discussions to train students to make informed decisions, and formulate judicious strategies and action plans.

This dynamic transforms students to become tough-minded and action-oriented managers who are ready to lead their organizations to new heights.

ACADEMIC CREDENTIALS

Past academic performance and your GMAT / GRE / AIMAT / CAT / XAT / NMAT by GMAC score help the Institute evaluate your ability to cope with the rigor of the MBA program. Academic distinctions and certification scores, wherever applicable, are also considered.

LEADERSHIP POTENTIAL

Applicants are evaluated based on the impact they have made on their professional and personal life. The metrics used for this assessment are ―initiatives the applicant may have spearheaded; previous responsibilities handled; career progression achieved to date.

THE INDIVIDUAL

To be eligible for admission to the Master in Business Administration program, applicants must have a bachelor’s degree (or an equivalent qualification in any discipline, to be evaluated by the program’s Admissions Committee) and more than two years’ work experience. Consideration may be given to candidates with low work experience but who have displayed leadership abilities in other areas, such as volunteer or community work.