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]]>NMIMS accepts score of the first NMAT examination attempted by the candidate only
NMIMS offers 1680 seats across all campus
National, 03rd January 2022: SVKM’s NMIMS Deemed-to-be University’s School of Business Management in Mumbai and School of Management at Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Navi Mumbai, and Indore is offering students who have missed enrolling for the entrance test an additional registration window, for the NMATbyGMAC exam, from 3rd to 9th January 2022.
Speaking on the extension of the application dates, Dr Prashant Mishra, Dean, School of Business Management, SVKM’s NMIMS, Deemed to be University, Mumbai, said “On receiving multiple requests from the students, we are delighted to offer this additional window of the NMATbyGMAC exam. This additional window will not only aid students who have missed taking the test earlier but also those who wished to apply to NMIMS MBA program but didn’t do so. At NMIMS we believe that students need to be future ready and develop skill sets that are in sync with the industry requirements. Given the exam slots are limited and are on a firstcome-firstserve basis only, students should make the most of it in the given time extension.”
NMATbyGMAC score is based on the performance of candidates across Language Skills, Quantitative Skills and Logical Reasoning. Students who wish to apply at NMIMS, which offers 1680 seats can choose various programs at NMIMS School of Business Management in Mumbai and School of Management at Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Navi Mumbai and Indore
Admission Procedure:
Step 1:
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Register for the NMATbyGMACexam at https://nmat.nmims.edu
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Last day to register for the exam is 09 January 2022
Step 2: Apply for NMIMS at nmat.nmims.edu
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Note: Important changes introduced by NMIMS for MBA Admissions 2022
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NMIMS accepts score of the first NMAT examination attempted by the candidate
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The registration fee will be Rs 2,300 plus taxes for the main attempt
An MBA degree with NMIMS School of Business Management with core specializations in various disciplines equips students and aspiring entrepreneurs with capabilities that are required in the new economy. This additional registration window will serve as an opportunity for students in these uncertain times of the pandemic, especially for those have not been able to take the test earlier. Missing this window means forgoing a year of one’s professional journey.
About SVKM’s NMIMS University: Established in 1981, NMIMS is today recognized as a globally reputed university with strong industry ties. It offers multiple disciplines of study across 8 campuses that consist of 17 specialized schools, more than 17000 students, and 750 full-time faculty members, 10 faculty members with Fulbright Scholarship and Humboldt International Scholarship for post-doctoral researchers. It is known for its consistent academic quality and research-focused approach towards holistic education. SVKM’s NMIMS has been granted Category-I Deemed University status by Graded Autonomy Regulation 2018 by MHRD/UGC and NMIMS Mumbai Campus is NAAC accredited with a CGPA of 3.59.
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]]>Mumbai, 19th December: Dr. Ramesh Bhat took over as the Vice Chancellor of SVKM’s NMIMS Deemed to be University, a legacy institute of higher education, on 17th December 2020. He had been acting as the University’s Officiating Vice Chancellor since March of this year and as the Dean and Provost, School of Business Management, NMIMS since 2017.
Speaking on his appointment, Dr. Bhat said, “I look forward to working with our esteemed faculty, our hard-working staff, and our student body to maintain NMIMS’ commitment towards academic brilliance. We will further strengthen our research-based approach as our focus shifts towards the timely implementation of the National Educational Policy.”
Dr. Bhat has led a long and distinguished career as an educator and academician. He has been the vanguard of leading academic excellence in management education in India. An alumnus of the Delhi School of Economics and Harvard University, Dr. Bhat has worked in some of the nation’s top business schools. Prior to NMIMS, Dr. Bhat served as Professor of Finance at IIM, Ahmedabad, from 1986 to 2008 and 2014 to 2016. While working at IIM, Dr. Bhat was affiliated with some of the institute’s key initiatives, including the Management Development Programs, which he headed. He has served on adjunct and visiting faculty positions at ISB Hyderabad, the University of North Carolina at Chapel-Hill, and IIM Udaipur. He has also worked at the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, and Shri Ram College of Commerce.
Apart from his academic background, Dr. Bhat has been part of several policy-making committees at the national level. He served as an Advisor to the Ministry of Human Resource Development and has been a member of various committees of the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare and Planning Commission. He has worked on multiple long-term consulting assignments with the Abt Associates India, DFID New Delhi, Royal Netherlands Embassy India, and various short-term consulting projects with the USAID New Delhi, CDC India, ADB, European Commission, and the WHO.
He has been closely associated with financial institutions, serving as an independent director at National Small Industries Corporation (NSIC), BEML, ITI Ltd, Corporation Bank, Ahmedabad Stock Exchange, and various other companies in India. From 2009 and 2014, he served as Executive Chairman of WOne Management Systems, a co-founded company.
In addition to his current responsibilities, Dr. Bhat is currently a board member of Basic Healthcare, a non-profit organisation dedicated to improving the health of the last-mile population in rural areas.
Dr. Bhat holds a Ph.D. and Master’s Degree in Finance from Delhi School of Economics, University of Delhi, and a Bachelor’s Honours Degree in Accounting and Finance from Hans Raj College, University of Delhi. He is also a Takemi Fellow in International Health from Harvard TH Chan School of Public Health, Harvard University, Boston.
He has contributed to various academic journals and papers. He has served as a member of the editorial boards for the Health Policy and Planning, Journal of Insurance and Risk Management, Journal of Health and Population in Developing Countries, and Journal of Health Management. The fourth 2020 edition of his book, A Casebook in Financial Management, co-authored with Prof IM Pandey, is published by McGraw Hill Education.
About SVKM’s NMIMS:
Launched in 1981 as a management institute, SVKM’s NMIMS has today emerged as a Deemed to be University offering multiple disciplines across multiple campuses. Today it has 17 specialized schools with more than 17000 students. It has established an exemplary position as a global institute of learning with a consistent academic record, research-focused pedagogy, international linkages, faculty from top national and global institutes, and strong industry linkages.
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]]>Mr Tony Huber, Australian Consulate General, who was present during the signing of the agreement briefed the delegates on India-Australia relationship and how education has become the leader in the global scenario.
Laurie Pearcey, Pro Vice-Chancellor International, UNSW gave an overview of the University. He stated that unlike some other noted universities worldwide, which cater to a limited number of students, UNSW with a large strength of 60,000 students, provides world class education at both levels, at scale and at quality as well.
Laurie Pearcey the youngest Pro-Vice-Chancellor in the Australian higher education sector and who is one of the youngest university leaders internationally, mentioned that UNSW has 21,000 international students. The last three years has seen the number of students from India rise from merely 300 to 1200 at UNSW.
Airing his views on the agreement signed, Laurie said that UNSW while engaging with other Universities worldwide, help in expanding their pathways. He added “the agreement will help NMIMS students to interact with counterparts at global level, which will encourage them to develop a diverse perspective and thus enrich their experiences. As students are offered more choice, flexibility in accessing education, this program will add a lot of value.”
Dr. Rajan Saxena, Vice Chancellor, SVKM’s NMIMS said that the strengths of NMIMS and UNSW will work together to create a difference. Dr Saxena shared his vision on NMIMS and education on this occasion. He explained how the institution has been growing, branching into newer spheres of specialisation and creating excellent avenues for learning opportunities. Dr Saxena stated that NMIMS is rated among the first 15 institutions for higher education in the country. He also stressed on the importance of creating a sound network of educational experts, as it will play a significant role in the future.
This agreement is a vital step towards ensuring highest quality education. It will make international education accessible and affordable to NMIMS students, they will be awarded an International Engineering Degree from UNSW, followed by Internship opportunities and placement in Australia. Thus it will give them global exposure and help in understanding diversity.
Distinguished former Indian diplomat, author and educator Amit Dasgupta, who is the India Country Director, UNSW, while mentioning that the India Australia relations sees a game changer through education, said “purpose of education is to bring people closer, exchanging ideas, and if these aspects are removed, it becomes soulless.”
This Program is based on the principle of “articulation” in recognition of studies undertaken at NMIMS. Students who have successfully completed two years of a related Engineering course may apply to enter the UNSW’s Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in Computer Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering and Mechatronics Engineering.
The NMIMS – UNSW Program is expected to involve students studying a total of 4 semesters at and a minimum of six terms (two academic years) at UNSW, subject to them satisfying progression requirements at all stages. Students may commence their studies at UNSW in the T1, 3rd year of study of the Bachelor of Engineering/Bachelor of Science program.
During a panel discussion held after the signing of the agreement on ‘Future of Employability’, Dr. Sharad Mhaiskar, Pro Vice Chancellor, NMIMS said that teaching students to learn and unlearn is important and that this process has to be carried out for several years. He also stressed on the fact that faculty development is the biggest challenge faced by the sector.
Dr Veena Vora – Associate Dean, School of Business, NMIMS expressed that the future jobs are going to be more creative, which will demand skills like cognitive, complex problem solving, emotional intelligence and more mindfulness.
Blair Slater, Manager Global Employability, Careers and Employment and Prof Richard Buckland, School of Computer Science and Engineering & Director, First Year Experience, who were part of the delegation which is on visit to Mumbai for signing the agreement, also participated in the panel discussion. They stressed on the importance of encouraging curiosity among students.
About NMIMS:
NMIMS has grown into an outstanding academic establishment in India covering varied areas of academic interests and attracting an equally diverse faculty and student body.
It stands as a large imposing University with 13 specialized schools plus 5 off-Campus operations, with an intake of over 13000 students and over 700 full time faculty members.
About UNSW:
UNSW Sydney (the University of New South Wales), one of Australia’s leading research and teaching universities. It is a powerhouse of cutting-edge research, teaching and innovation. It offers an extensive range of undergraduate, postgraduate and research programs. UNSW is one of the top 100 universities in the world, with more than 59,000 students and a 7,000-strong research community.
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