Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM) - Residential
at Management Development Institute Murshidabad (MDI Murshidabad / MDIM), Murshidabad, West Bengal
Eligibility: Bachelor's degree of minimum 3 years' duration with at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA in any discipline from a recognised University, plus at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA in both Class X and XII, and a valid CAT/XAT/GMAT score. Final-year students may apply, subject to completing all degree requirements by 30 June 2026 and furnishing proof by 1 October 2026. Foreign/OCI/PIO/Children of Indian Workers in Gulf Countries applicants are considered on the basis of a valid GMAT score.
Specializations Available (1)
Finance / Human Resource Management / Marketing Management / Supply Chain Management / Operations (students choose up to two functional-area specializations in the second year)
| Fee Quota | Yearly | Total Fee |
|---|---|---|
General | INR 8.09L | INR 16.18L |
Note: Per MDIM's official 'Fees and Other Expenses for PGDM 2026-28' notification: Tuition Fee INR 12,32,940 (1st yr INR 6,14,270 + 2nd yr INR 6,18,670) + Study Material Fee INR 60,000 + Students' Welfare Activities INR 20,000 + Library Fee INR 24,000 + Boarding Charges INR 1,30,000 + Lodging Charges INR 1,50,000 + Medical Insurance INR 4,000 + one-time Alumni Fee INR 5,000 + one-time refundable Security Deposit INR 20,000 = Total INR 16,45,940 for the full 2-year residential programme (1st year payable: INR 8,33,270; 2nd year: INR 8,12,670). MDIM reserves the right to revise fees during the academic year, with due notice. Application fee is INR 1,770 (incl. 18% GST). Same fee structure applies to Foreign/OCI/PIO/Gulf-country applicants. Note: third-party aggregators report slightly different totals for the same/adjacent batches (e.g. INR 15.98 lakh, INR 15.52 lakh, INR 15.51 lakh for earlier batches) reflecting year-on-year fee revisions - the figure above is MDIM's own published notification for the 2026-28 batch. | ||
Interested in Finance / Human Resource Management / Marketing Management / Supply Chain Management / Operations (students choose up to two functional-area specializations in the second year)?