The Great Lakes PGDM brings together world class faculty, cutting edge curriculum & CXO perspectives to make you Business-Ready.
The Great Lakes PGDM brings together world class faculty, cutting edge curriculum & CXO perspectives to make you Business-Ready.
The two year Post Graduate Diploma in Management, PGDM, is designed for young leaders with less than 3 years of work experience. The program has a clear focus on emerging economies and their growth. An AICTE approved program, the PGDM has been designed by the Great Lakes Academic Advisory Council, which comprises the best in the world of management academia streamlined with inputs from the institute’s illustrious Business Advisory Council, to keep it in sync with the needs of an ever changing market place.
Candidates with 2-3 years of work experience are also eligible for the 1 year flagship Post Graduate Program in Management (PGPM). Know more about PGPM.
World’s renowned Management Gurus and global thought leaders comprise to form Great Lakes’ Academic Advisory Council, which helps us continuously innovate our curriculum to stay relevant with the dynamic needs of the rapidly changing corporate environment.
Full time faculty with rich academic and industry experience from across the world ensures that you learn management practices from the best.
International visiting faculty from Ivy League schools such as Kellogg, Stanford, Yale, etc., provide global perspectives.
The PGDM batch has a 100% placement record with leading recruiters like Deloitte, EY, Amazon, Flipkart, Olacabs, Swiggy, Aditya Birla, Barclays, HSBC, Musigma, Accenture etc. making yearly appearance on campus.
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CXOs on campus every year ensure that our students stay updated with the most recent industry trends.
Industry veterans who comprise our Business Advisory Council provide industry insights which shape our yearly curriculum and keep it industry relevant.
Adi GodrejChairman, Godrej Group
Vijay GovindarajanProfessor, Tuck
Ram CharanGlobal Thought Leader
Philip KotlerProfessor, Kellogg
Ratan TataChairman, TATA Sons
Indra NooyiEx-Chairperson & CEO, PepsiCo
A hands-on approach towards imbibing the concepts learnt inside classrooms by applying them on field.
A unique social leadership program that provides students opportunities to apply managerial skills acquired inside classrooms onto real world problems.
An experiential learning approach that allows participants to tackle real world business problems under the guidance of a veteran business leader or a faculty mentor.
Learning takes place outside the classroom as much as it does inside it. The versatile Class of 2026 with a batch of 340+ students coming from diverse backgrounds including Finance, Public Relations, Psychology, Journalism, Hospitality, IT, Entrepreneurship, Statistics & Mathematics, etc., ensures that there are more than enough perspectives on the table.
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