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Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad
भारतीय प्रबंधन संस्थान अहमदाबाद
File:IIM Ahemadabad Logo.svg
Mottoविद्याविनियोगाद्विकास:
Motto in English
Progress Through Knowledge
TypePublic business school
Established1961
ChairmanA. M. Naik[1] (2012–present)
DeanB H Jajoo[2]
DirectorAjay Pandey (Director In-charge)[3]
Students381: PGP (2012–14)
40: PGP – ABM (2010–12)
85: PGPX (2012–13)[4][5][6]
Location
Ahmedabad
,
Gujarat
,
India

23°01′54″N 72°32′11″E / 23.031661°N 72.536325°E / 23.031661; 72.536325
CampusUrban, 106 acres (0.43 km2)[7][8]
Websiteiimahd.ernet.in

The Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad, also known as IIM Ahmedabad or simply IIMA, is a public business school located in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India. It was the second Indian Institute of Management (IIM) to be established, after IIM Calcutta[9] and is consistently ranked as one of the best business schools in India and in the Asia-Pacific region.[10][11][12]

Established as an autonomous body in 1961, the institute offers Post Graduate Diploma Programme in Management and Agri-Business Management, a Doctoral (Fellowship) Programme and a number of Executive Training Programmes.[13] Research and Consultancy Services to industry form an integral part of the academic structure at IIM Ahmedabad, with several projects commissioned and funded by national and international organisations such as the Ford Foundation, UNO, World Bank, NCERT, Planning Commission, Central and State ministries etc.[14][15]

History

Dr. Vikram Sarabhai, the founding director of IIM Ahmedabad

The Indian Institutes of Management were established in response to the growing need that was felt for nurturing professional managers who could efficiently manage India’s growing industries. They were established with the objectives of providing high quality management education and assisting the industry through research and consulting services.[16]

IIM Ahmedabad was the second IIM to be set up in the country. It was established on 16 December 1961 as an autonomous body with the active collaboration of the Government of India, the Government of Gujarat and the industry. Eminent physicist Dr. Vikram Sarabhai, a native of Ahmedabad, played a pivotal role in setting up the Institute.[17] Later on he went on to serve as the Institute’s Honorary Director for the first 3 years of its existence.[18] Prominent management educator Ravi J. Matthai and several other Ahmedabad-based industrialists also played a major role in its creation.[19]

The Institute was established in collaboration with Harvard Business School. This collaboration greatly influenced IIMA’s approach to education, as the Institute took up the case method of pedagogy which was pioneered by Harvard Business School.[20]

Academics

Similar to the other IIMs, IIM Ahmedabad currently offers diplomas in management and not degrees.[21] It offers the following full-time academic programmes:[13]

Post Graduate Program in Management

The Post-Graduate Programme in Management (PGP) is a two year, full-time residential programme. It is the flagship programme of IIM Ahmedabad, known for the depth and rigour in its pedagogy and is considered as the toughest MBA programme in the world to get admission into.[22] The first year comprises a core programme consisting of compulsory courses on the basics of every discipline in management aimed at developing a common foundation in management theory. The second year of the course consists of electives designed to cater to students' interest and to develop proficiency in the area of their choice. The coursework also requires the completion of an internship between the two years lasting for a total of eight to nine weeks.[23]

Post-Graduate Programme in Agribusiness Management

The Post-Graduate Programme in Agribusiness Management (PGP-ABM) is a two-year fully residential management programme. As India is largely an agricultural economy, with agriculture contributing nearly 13.9% of the GDP,[24] this programme has been designed specifically to cater to the requirement of management professionals in that sector. The first year of the programme is similar to PGPM, consisting of compulsory courses in a wide range of management theory and business practices. In the second year the students specialise in developing special skills required by managers in the agribusiness sector and its sub-sectors like emerging food, retail, microfinance and global supply chain. They are also allowed to take electives, giving them the opportunity to pursue areas of special interest to them.[25]

Post-Graduate Programme in Management for Executives

The Post-Graduate Programme in Management for Executives (PGPX) is a one-year full-time residential programme for executives who have substantial[note 1] work experience in the corporate domain. To gain admission into the programme it is necessary that the candidate should have a bachelor's or equivalent degree in any discipline and should have completed 27 years of age at the start of the programme. The course consists of five terms varying between 9 to 12 weeks in duration. The programme has a general management focus, with emphasis on cross-cultural and international exposure. One of the term consists of an international immersion programme where the students undergo two intensive weeks of academics at a foreign locale.[27]

IIM Ahmedabad offers a host of full-time & part-time programmes and short-term courses for professionals

Fellow Programme in Management

The Fellow Programme in Management (FPM) is the doctoral programme of Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad. Being a research programme, the student becomes part of one of the ten functional/sectoral groups in the institute and acquires the basic theoretical knowledge and practical aspects of the area.[28] Students generally spend close to five years in the programme, with the first year being immersed in rigorous course work designed to imbibe knowledge and concepts in a wide array of management theory and education. In the second year, the students are expected to take courses in the field of their specialisation. The next two years are meant for doctoral dissertation, providing the students the opportunity to make original contributions to an area of management or one of its source disciplines.[29]

Post-Graduate Programme in Public Management and Policy

The Post-Graduate Programme in Public Management and Policy (PGP-PMP) is a full-time residential programme in public management and policy focusing on governance and policy formulation and implementation, infrastructure development, and public enterprise management. It is a rigorous programme meant for civil servants, managers of government, public enterprises, NGOs and executives of private sector firms engaged in public management.[30] The course is divided into four modules, each module focusing on different facets of public policies adding up to 800 hours of contact classes. The course also includes an international attachment module designed to provide exposure to public policies implemented in a different country.[31]

Faculty Development Programme

The Faculty Development Programme (FDP) is a four-month, residential programme, started to cater to the faculty members of management education and training institutes. Since the first FDP offered in 1979, the course has been continuously modified and re-structured to include new methodologies in management training.[32] The programme consists of discipline-based courses in Strategy Formulation and Implementation, Legal Environment, Information Technology for Management, Economic Environment & Policy, Management Accounting, Financial Management and Marketing all of them packaged into a 15 weeks period.[33]

Armed-forces Programme

The Armed-forces Programme (AFP) is a six months long, full-time programme designed specifically for officers of the armed forces with an aim to impart contemporary global management practices and to prepare the officers for a career in corporate management.[34]

Rankings

Institute rankings

IIM-A is the only Indian institute listed by The Economist in its 2012 Full-time B-school ranking, at #56,[35] rising 22 ranks from 2011 when the institute was ranked at #78.[36] The Financial Times Global B-School Rankings ranked IIM Ahmedabad's PGPX programme at No. 11, whereas its Global MBA rankings also ranked the institute at #11.[37] In the QS Global 200 Business Schools Report it was ranked No. 2 in the Asia-Pacific region for 2012[38] In India, it was ranked first by the Hindustan Times India's top 50 business schools of 2011,[39] by the 2012 edition of CNBC-TV18's Top B-Schools in India[40] and by the Business Today 50 best business schools of 2012.[41] The Post Graduate Program in Agribusiness Management was ranked first (globally) by Eduniversal, in the field of "Agribusiness / Food Industry Management".[42]

Different centres

The Center for Innovation, Incubation and Entrepreneurship was setup in the institute with support from the Government of Gujarat and Department of Science and Technology to promote innovation and entrepreneurship in India.[43][44]

Campus

The campus was designed by the American architect Louis Kahn

The IIM is spread over lush greenery in Vastrapur and was designed by the American architect Louis Kahn. It has two campuses, the "Heritage Campus" and the "New Campus", joined by an underground gallery. Together, they cover more than 100 acres (40 ha).[45] The new campus has two major sections: One section caters to the needs of PGPX, PGP, PGP-ABM and FPM courses, the other section is referred to as International Management Development Centre.

Student life

Clubs and interest groups

Academic clubs

Academic clubs focus on enhancing interest levels of students in business and related areas. They organise events, publish newsletters centred around their areas of expertise. Abacus – the Quant Club organises events centred around the quantitative aspect of business and various card games like Poker etc.[46] The Agri-Business Club focuses on the business aspect of agriculture.[47] Beta, the Finance and Investments Club of IIM Ahmedabad organises Finance based events like Exchequer – a national level finance and investments contest.[48] The Consult Club works towards providing students, an exposure to the Consulting industry.[49] Other academic clubs include Equipoise – the Economics Club[50] and Niche – the Marketing Club.[51] Entre, the Entrepreneurship Club works towards encouraging Entrepreneurship among the students of the institute.[52]

Extracurricular clubs

Extracurricular Clubs & Interest Groups are groups that cater to the non-academic aspects of life on campus. Cult Comm – the Cultural Committee organises cultural events on campus including festival celebrations.[53] IIMACTS, the IIMA Cultural & Theatrical Society enacts plays that are scripted by them or are adaptations of popular plays from across the world.[54] The Literary Symposium Desk (LSD) organizes literary activities like debates and quizzes.[55] The Public Policy interest group organizes events including policy debates and review sessions.[56] Prakriti, the nature club of IIM Ahmedabad organizes Green Runs, campus wide energy efficiency campaigns and trips to nearby places like Nalsarovar.[57][58]

Forum for industry interaction

Forum for Industry Interaction or FII is a student-run consulting body that aims to form a successful partnership between the students and the industry, and NGOs and boasts of a clientele consisting of industry stalwarts like Amazon, General Electric, Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited and the RPG group.[59] Like any other consulting firm, FII teams solve critical problems faced by the industry from all major domains including strategy, finance, marketing, systems, organisation behaviour and operations.[59]

Prayaas

Prayaas is a community service initiative started by IIM Ahmedabad students eight years ago as classroom project. It works towards improving the life of children in the slum areas surrounding the institute by providing quality education to them.[60]

Panacea

Panacea is the healthcare club of IIM Ahmedabad.It is responsible for improving healthcare, safety and health awareness via first aid workshops.[61] It regularly conducts blood donation camps and vaccination drives within the campus.[62]

Student exchange

IIM Ahmedabad has a wide network of partner B-schools through which it conducts student exchange programs. For the Post graduate programme in management, the exchange program is carried out between September and December every year.[63] The exchange council which is managed by students is responsible for coordinating with other colleges for conducting student exchange. More than 100 students[64] opt for the student exchange program every year.

The institute has tie ups with over 50 partner B-schools including Nanyang Business School, Asian Institute of Management, University of Melbourne, ESCP Europe, HEC Paris, EDHEC Business School, University of Cologne, Bocconi University, Manchester Business School, European Business School, Toulouse Business School, ESADE Barcelona, Rotterdam School of Management, Columbia Business School, Stern School of Business, McCombs School of Business, McGill University, Darden School of Business School etc.[65]

IIM Ahmedabad also has dual degree tie ups with institutes like ESSEC; Bocconi University & HEC Paris.[65]

Events

Student events include Confluence, an annual business summit organised in the month of November,[66] and ConneXion, an annual event organised by the alumni cell to drive industry interaction with academia.[67] Other events include Chaos, an annual culfest, Sangharsh, an inter-IIM sports tournament and Insight, a market research event.[68][69] It's Finance & Investments Club, BETA organises a financial services focused event titled 'Exchequer' which in its 2011 edition saw Nilesh Shah, President of Corporate Banking at Axis Bank speaking with the students. It is also responsible for IIM Ahmedabad's annual flagship publication, 'The Efficient Frontier'.[70][71][72][73]

Confluence

Confluence is the annual international Business school summit hosted by IIM Ahmedabad. This flagship event was started in 1999[74] and is considered to be the biggest B-school summit in Asia.[75] Held in November every year, Confluence is centred on a theme and a speaker series. It serves as a platform to facilitate interactions between student, the industry and academia. Confluence witnesses participation from international business schools like the Harvard Business School, Rotterdam School of Management, Tuck School of Business, Haas School of Business, Stern School of Business, National University of Singapore, Brisbane Graduate School of Business, China Europe International Business School and Asian Institute of Technology.[76]

Confluence hosts events from all the standard arenas of Management – Finance, Marketing, Strategy, Entrepreneurship, IT and Operations. It provides a platform to budding managers to apply their skills in various games and events organised during the meet.[77] The flagship events at Confluence include Masterplan, the business plan competition; Bizquizzitive, a business quiz event; Mouse Trap, a business simulation event and Corporate Combat, a business strategy simulation event[78] The speaker series at Confluence has seen eminent speakers in the past including Ratan Tata, Vijay Mallya, Mukesh Ambani, Kiran Bedi, Sunil Bharti Mittal, Chandrababu Naidu, Rakesh Sharma etc.[79][80]

Pandit Hariprasad Chaurasia performing at Chaos 2009

Chaos

Chaos is the annual cultural festival of IIMA and one of the biggest in the region.[81] Its yearly editions have been centred around themes like diversity, colour or going green.[81] The cultural festivities draws footfalls of around 50,000 visitors in the four days of revelry and participation from institutes across the country.[82] ProNites are especially a huge success with a large number of top class artists coming and performing on one stage.[81]

In the past, Chaos has witnessed musical performances by the late Jagjit Singh, Amaan and Ayaan Ali, Iron Maiden, Led Zeppelin, Shankar Ehsaan Loy to name a few.[82][83] The 2012 edition hosted a variety of events including an online treasure hunt, fashion shows, rock competitions, and contests of dance, drama, fine arts and quizzing.[83]

Insight

Insight is the annual Market research festival of IIM A and is one of the oldest events organised by the institute.[84] A 25-year old event, Insight is known for its application of innovative marketing research tools.[85]

The two-day event sees participation from students of top business schools across the country in a series of events and competition on topics ranging from advertising,strategy,product-launches to simulation games.[86] Insight focuses corporate based research, social initiatives based studies and also specific focus on marketing innovation in start-ups.[87] A unique aspect of Insight is the Insight fair. This stands as a testing ground for research on various consumer segments through an experiential research methodology that is far superior to traditional questionnaire based methods of conducting market research in terms of probing into psychological factors of consumer behaviour.[88]

The major events at Insight include Bone of Contention: A National Level marketing debate, Productomania : where teams pitch for startups & a Workshop by AC Nielsen that caters to the needs of modern day marketing research techniques.[89] These are complemented by entertaining events like the fun-filled fair –“Great Ahmedabad Dhamaal” and a rock concert by Meghdhanoosh at Insight 2011.[90]

Research

IIM Ahmedabad is known for the diversity and depth of research and publication activity undertaken at the institute. Since 1967, the faculty, research staff and doctoral students at IIMA have together published a total of 573 books, 459 monographs, 3976 journal articles and 1246 articles in periodicals and dailies.[91] The Research and Publications Committee of IIMA is responsible for the formulation of the overall policies governing the Institute's research and publication activities. The Committee undertakes the processing of research and publication proposals submitted by faculty members or referred to the Committee by the Institute and recommends financial and other forms of assistance for projects.[92]

Notable alumni

Alumni of IIM-A include:

Notes

  1. ^ Usually 5–7 years.[26]

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