The PGDM-E two-year, full-time programme at the EDII, now in its 23rd batch of delivering entrepreneurship education, has been designed specifically for entrepreneurs and entrepreneurial managers to encourage critical and lateral thinking, nurture their ambitions, and enable new ventures through an academically rigorous, directly relevant and highly practical learning experience. The course is offered through six trimesters over two years. The PGDM-E offers an innovative milestone-based learning initiative whereby every student can build their new enterprise step by step while studying at EDII itself. During this course, learning is also imparted on leveraging the strengths of family business management and successfully implementing practices that drive high performance, shareholder loyalty and healthy family relationships

Graduates from a recognized university / Final Year students., The candidate have to undergo any of these exams CAT/MAT/XAT/ATMA and CMAT.

MAT-Year 2019-75% Percentile, CMAT-Year 2019-70% Percentile

Overall Rating 4.3 of 5

Management and Enterpreneurship

Current salary of recent graduates is generally lower than the current salary of students who graduated in previous batches., Maximum salary refers to 80th Percentile; Median salary refers to 50th Percentile.

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Hostel Charges : Rs. 70,000.00 per year.

Family-controlled firms now make up 19% of the companies in the Fortune Global 500, states. The Economist In India alone, 67% businesses are family run. The 2014 article further states that. By 2025, McKinsey forecasts, there will be more than 15,000 companies worldwide with at least $1 billion in annual revenues, of which 37% will be emerging-market family firms. Family-managed businesses have their own set of challenges. How well-prepared is the next generation. How efficiently will they carry the business forward. The Economist article estimates family-controlled businesses can experience difficulties of moving from a one-person general management approach to a professional management approach.