PGDM Program Details
Overview: Our flagship PGDM is a 2-year, full-time residential program (AICTE-approved) designed for the 2028 job market. Total tuition is ₹10.95 L (all-inclusive of labs and campus amenities). You’ll study fundamental management disciplines alongside emerging domains – all shaped by industry input.
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Core Foundations
Leadership, strategy, finance, marketing, analytics and more, delivered via bite-sized modules, live cases and simulations to match how Gen Z learns
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Customizable Specializations:
Rather than fixed majors, choose skill tracks built with our partners. For example, earn a Digital Leadership credential with EY (AI & data projects), a Fintech & Blockchain track with KPMG, or a Cybersecurity certificate via EC-Council. You can also craft independent study projects or a start-up incubation track.
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Experiential Learning
Every term features hands-on projects. You’ll dive into startup incubators, tackle real consulting assignments, compete in case challenges, and even co-author publishable research. These real-world experiences ensure you’re job-ready from Week 1 – in line with Gen Z’s emphasis on career preparation
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Capstone Innovation Lab
In your final semester, collaborate in multidisciplinary teams on a capstone project (e.g. launching a social enterprise or AI startup) under the mentorship of CEOs. This launchpad connects classroom theory with global impact.
Academic Innovation:
Interactive Pedagogy:
We use flipped classrooms and gamified learning. Lectures are short and discussion-driven, supplemented by VR simulations and guest speaker debates to keep you engaged
Continuous Curriculum Evolution:
MABS faculty work with a corporate council to keep courses cutting-edge. We “stay attuned to market needs” by updating content every year. For example, our modules on sustainable business, digital ethics and AI governance reflect the very skills employers forecast as critical
Global Immersion:
Semester abroad and international case trips are built into the program. You might spend a term at a partner school in Europe or Asia, or undertake a mini-internship with a global firm. These experiences broaden your perspective and build intercultural agility.
