IIMK to offer supernumerary MBA seats to international candidates
The Hindu
The initiative aims to encourage study in India and to meet NEP objectives
The Indian Institute of Management-Kozhikode (IIMK) has announced 50 supernumerary seats for international students for its flagship MBA postgraduate programme (PGP) and two other latest offerings—postgraduate programme in Finance (PGP-F) and postgraduate programme in Liberal Studies and Management (PGP-LSM). Of the 50 supernumerary seats, 30 will be for MBA-PGP and 10 each for PGP- LSM and PGP- F. The Study in India programme will receive a massive boost, as the IIMK will be awarding three scholarships for every 10 students admitted. A press release said that students would be reimbursed 50% of the fees for one and 25% for the other two. Admissions will be on the bases of valid CAT/GRE/GMAT score through two academic cycles—September 15 and March 15. The application fee is $10 and will be waived for all having Study in India registration.
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