Asia-Pacific Institute of Management (AIM, AIM Delhi), New Delhi - Admission 2024, Fees, Courses, Placement, Ranking

The admissions for PGDM and MBA courses are currently open for the 2023-25 batch. Students can apply for the same through apply.asiapacific.edu. The Asia Pacific Institute of Management was established in 1996 and is one of the premier management institutes in Delhi. The institute was founded under the guidance of the All India Asian Education Foundation (AIAEF). The Asia-Pacific Institute of Management location is Jasola Vihar, New Delhi. The institute offers management courses in PGDM and MBA in various specialisations like Healthcare Management, Marketing, Banking, etc. 

The Asia Pacific Institute of Management ranking is 4th among all B-Schools in Delhi and 7th among all B-Schools in North India by the Open-Kantar B-School survey 2023. The institute offers scholarships on merit and needs basis to students. It also has international collaborations with RUDN University Russia and FOM University Germany among others. The Asia Pacific Institute of Management MBA placement has a placement rate of 98% with packages as high as Rs 19 lakh per annum. Hostel facilities are also available for both boys and girls. 

The Asia-Pacific Institute of Management believes in rewarding meritorious students' hard work and excellence through the Late Bipin Bihari Verma Scholarship. The scheme awards 60 scholarships, 30 in category I and 30 in category II, calculated as follows:

• Category-I: (for girls only) Criteria for Eligibility Scholarships awarded in a total of 30. The amount criteria for eligibility is INR 75,000. A minimum of 60% in graduation and participation in the MAT/ CAT/ XAT/ CMAT exam are required.
• Category-II: (General Category for Boys and Girls) Criteria for Eligibility Scholarships awarded in a total of 30. The amount criteria for eligibility is INR 75,000. Above the 85th percentile in the MAT/ CMAT exam or the 70th percentile in the CAT exam. Since its inception, the institute has advocated empowerment for girls and women in all aspects of its operations, including student admission, non-teaching staff recruitment and training, and scholarship distribution. The applicants with a consistently good academic record in Graduation, 12th class, with above-prescribed percentile/percentage/CGPA, and an eligibility test, will be eligible for the Merit-Cum-Means performance-based scholarship.

The institute offers Postgraduate Diploma (PGDM) and Master of Business Administration (MBA) courses in various specialisations. The Asia Pacific Institute of Management faculty is qualified and follows the approach of quality education of the institute. Below we enlist the courses along with the Asia Pacific Institute of Management fees.

Asia Pacific Institute of Management Courses and Fees

Below we mention the steps for the Asia-Pacific Institute of Management course admissions through online application:

• Visit the official website of the institute which is asiapacific.edu.
• Click on the “Apply Now” tab on the homepage.
• You will be directed to a new pop-up, register yourself by entering your details.
• Your account will be created.
• Fill in the application form with all the required details.
• The data should be filled in correctly since incorrect information will lead to the rejection of the application.
• Once the form is filled, pay the Asia Pacific Institute of Management application fee of Rs 1,000.
• The application form fee can be paid through credit card/debit card/net banking. 
• Incase of difficulty, students may write to admissionasiapacific.edu.

Each PGDM course has a club that organizes extracurricular activities, sessions, and seminars. In addition, the college currently has a finance club, marketing club, and HR club. The following are some of the activities. Asia-Pacific Institute New Delhi (AIM) encourages students in all facets of life. The overall development is the trademark of the AIM campus in India.  

Finance club- The Finance Club (PGDM Banking and Finance) of the Asia-Pacific Institute of Management organizes workshops

The marketing club from the PGDM in marketing organizes shows, sessions, and workshops

HR club – The HR student club at AIM was formed to learn through participation at various in-house and national levels.

IDRAC's International School of Management, France

In line with the above objectives, we have signed agreements in the recent past with IDRAC's International School of Management, France. The agreements broadly cover student exchange programme and faculty exchange programmes. Success speaks for itself with the fact that the two agreements have been extremely successful. We have been able to invite French students to our campus continuously for the last three years for one full academic term. This has served to establish that Asia-Pacific meets international academic standards and at the same time we have developed close ties with IDRAC. That is quite an achievement in such a short span of three years.
 
More interestingly, some of our French student-guests have done so well during internship programmes with Indian companies, that the Indian companies have given them job offers to work in India at highly attractive compensation packages. The French students have gladly accepted them and are currently working in India. As part of the student exchange agreement, we have sent Asia-Pacific students to France for a full academic term. These students described the exposure to the European education system and the culture as interesting and enlightening.

Grant MacEwan College of Canada

Asia-Pacific Institute of Management Industry Collaborations has recently made a major impact on globalising international education by signing a memorandum of understanding with Grant MacEwan College of Canada. This memorandum covers a broad range of activities including study opportunities for visiting and international students, exchange programmes for faculty, students and staff, articulated student transfers and joint research activities. However, the challenge lies in bringing the activities of the memorandum into "down-to-earth" success stories and proving the same potential benefit for the partnering institutions.

Gunadarma University, Indonesia

To create a new right future materially and spiritually would be an agony. All strength given to face all challenges comes toward. Nevertheless, all successes achieved will come around to us to justify our senses. To grow a righteous and well-educated man, tough mentally and spiritually. Through these words, we can find the true meaning and the role of an educational institution as one of the media to produce worthwhile men and hopefully would contribute to the growth of the nation. With these thoughts, Gunadarma Education Foundation was established in 1981. 

Starting its role by opening a computer education called Computer Science Education Program that later turn out to be Indonesia Computer & Science Academy, and then was changed into Gunadarma Computer and Informatics Management High School and additionally, Gunadarma Economic High School completed the emergence of this foundation. The dedication doesn't stop, the foundation keeps adjusting the form of the education institution to be a University that later was established by a decree from the General Director of DIKTI No. No.92/DIKTI/Kep/1996 dated April 3rd 1996 about the merger of Gunadarma Computer and Informatics Management High School and Gunadarma Economic High School into Gunadarma University.

Szent Istvan University, Hungary

Asia-Pacific Institute of Management signed an agreement of cooperation with the Szent Istvan University, Hungary. The University is  one of Hungary’s most prominent institutions of higher education, consisting of seven different faculties for study and research hosting over 16,000 students. The university campuses, located throughout the country, are home to some beautiful buildings in Hungary, offering students and staff a comfortable, relaxing environment for the attainment of knowledge. Within the seven faculties, degree programs are offered in a wide variety of subjects ranging from natural sciences, engineering and veterinary medicine to business, economics, social sciences, health sciences and pedagogy. Programmes are available at every level from vocational training to PhD and beyond.

The co-operation will help in the development of joint research projects and joint organization of conferences and seminars. Both the institutes have also planned for the exchange of students and faculty in the coming session.  The agreement has been signed by Prof. Peter Koles from the Szent Istvan University and Sh. A K Shrivastava on behalf of the Asia-Pacific Institute of Management. 

Oklahoma State University, USA

President Burns Hurgis, Oklahoma State University, USA visited the Asia-Pacific Institute of Management on March 19, 2013. The academic delegation led by the President included Dr. Sharda Ramesh, Prof. Shida Henneberry, Dr. Gopal Kakani, Prof. Mike Woods and Dr. M V L Prasad.  A brainstorming session was held in the institute on the Present-Day Global Business Scenario and faculty members of both the Asia-Pacific Institute of Management and Oklahoma State University participated in the session. A memorandum of Understanding was also signed on this occasion between the two organizations. The agreement was signed by President Burns Hurgis from Oklahoma State University and Chairman Sh. A K Shrivastava from Asia-Pacific Institute of Management.

Under this MOU, both the institutions agreed to pursue cooperative activities to be conducted on the basis of equity and mutual benefit of both parties.  Such activities may involve the areas of instruction, research, and extension and may include various forms of exchange among professionals and scholars within the two institutions.