Management Development Institute, (MDI) Gurgaon Overview

Ans. MDI has entered into partnerships with several leading universities and institutions to provide its students with global exposure and cultural enrichment. Counted as one of the largest exchange programs, MDI Gurgaon ensures that one out of every four students enrolled for PGDM and PGDM-HRM gets an opportunity to study abroad.

Ans. The MDI Gurgaon alumni network envisages members from almost all the postgraduate programs of the School. With more than 700 members joining the MDI alumni portal every year, the alumni network with around 4,300 members is growing stronger year on year as of now.

Ans. No, There is no specific language requirement for the participants of the International Exchange Programs at MDI Gurgaon. However, You are required to have a good command of English if you are to participate in such exchange programs.

Ans. As per the shortlisting process of MDI Gurgaon, GMAT score is applicable only for foreign nationals, NRIs, and PIOs. Being an Indian national, your are required to register online and appear for the CAT entrance to get into MDI PGDM Program

Ans. No, MDI Gurugram only accepts CAT score for admission. In the case of NRI students, MDI accepts GMAT score for admission to management courses.

Ans. Yes, there is a common application form for the three procedures mentioned above. On the online application form, you need to list your preferred procedures in order. When making an offer to register, you will be informed that your program has been selected.

Ans. If placement is the criteria, MDI every time. The lowest summer internship of MDI’s HR batch is higher than the average of IIMK’s summer internship. During the fest in IIM Kashipur this year, IIM Khozikode students reported how around 50–70 students have been forcefully signed out to inflate their summer placements. MDI is far better, and it reflects in B-school competitions.

Ans. MDI has signed MoUs with 48 B-schools across USA, Switzerland, Denmark, Australia, and many other countries. Every 2 out of 3 students of PGDM is selected for the Students Exchange program. Some of the International Students exchange partner are:

1. Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University, Netherlands
2. HHL Leipzig Graduate School of Management, Germany
3. Copenhagen Business School, Denmark
4. Frankfurt School of Finance and Management, Germany
5. ESCP Europe
6. EDHEC France
7. Bocconi University, Italy

Ans. No, MDI conducts MDI Test for candidates without CAT or GMAT score. It is compulsory for the candidates to have a valid CAT/GMAT score. Otherwise, such candidates will have to appear in the MDI written test to be eligible for the program. 

Ans. The CAT 2021 cut-off for MDI PGDM program was 94 percentile. In 2022, the expected cut off for PGPM, PGP-HRM and PGP-IB programs is in between 93-95 percentile. Check MDI Gurgaon Cut off

Ans. Yes. Information about banks and study loans is available on the official website of MDI Gurgaon. Applicants need to visit the branches of these banks directly with admissions offer letters to avail the loans. For instance, Bank of Maharashtra Education Loan Scheme, Union Bank Education Loan Scheme, PNB Education Loan Scheme, Credila HDFC Education Loan, Bank of Baroda Education Loan Scheme, ICICI Bank Education Loan, United Bank Education Loan , you can

Ans. No, as per the terms of the condition prescribed by MDI Gurgaon, students are exempted from paying the tuition fees. However, the boarding and fooding charges may be applicable under the global exchange programme.

Ans. For its Batches 2022, MDI has an approved intake of 360 students. The MDI Gurgaon intake capacity includes PGPM as 240, PGP-HR as 60 and PGP-IM as 60. 

Ans. The only thing you are required regarding the MDI Global Exchange Programme is to have a good command of English. Apart from this, there is no other mandatory language requirement for teaching communication. 

Ans. MDI has about eighty nationally and internationally acclaimed full time faculty. One of the strongest assets of MDI is faculty members who are involved in action centric research and problem solving with academic rigor.