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The Indian
Institute of Management, Lucknow (IIML) was set up
by the Government of India in 1984 as an autonomous
body. IIM Lucknow’s mission is to be a global, socially
conscious and integrated school of management, contributing
towards management development in India and abroad.
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IIM
Lucknow is an integrated institute delivering a wide
range of long term post graduate educational programmes
in Management such as the Post Graduate Programme
in Management, (PGPM), the Post graduate programme
in Agri Business, and the One year Residential International
Programme in Management for Executives (IPMX) and
the Three Year Part Time Post Graduate Programme in
Management also known as the WMP or Working Manager’s
programme. It also runs the doctoral programme viz.,
the Fellow Programme in Management (FPM). It also
offers intermediate to short term training and management
development programmes (MDP) IIM Lucknow. It is also
a leading center for research, and consulting services
involving policy and corporate strategies. |
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| IIM L'S NOIDA Campus |
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The Indian
economy at this stage of rapid change and globalization
has a great need for managerial talent that will help
drive the change. There is an urgent need for executives
at the middle and senior levels to contribute, and
lead the evolution of organisations in response to
this change. The focus of Noida campus is on the needs
of this particular group of management talent. |
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The NOIDA
campus of IIML is evolving as a leading center in
the area of executive education, research, industry
interaction and training. Its vision has evolved from
the IIML mission, with a focus on mid-career, executive
level management education, training, research and
dissemination. |
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The WMP
is the first long term programme launched at Noida
Campus to leverage IIML’s resources for catalyzing
change through intensive mid-career long term educational
programmes. The IPMX is also based at Noida Campus.
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| Campus |
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The NOIDA
Campus of IIML is housed in a 20-acre site at Sector
62 in NOIDA. The classes of the WMP are being held
at the modern, state of the art Academic Block, which
houses the lecture halls and program office. The Campus
also provides students of the residential IPMX program
appropriate hostel accommodation on campus. The other
Blocks on the Campus comprise a well-equipped library,
a modern computer centre, mess facilities, an executive
hostel for management development program participants,
and sports facilities such as a gymnasium, tennis
and basketball courts, table tennis, badminton etc.
The cafeteria is a popular recourse for students including
the WMP participants, who want a bite in between or
ahead of classes on Campus, after a full day at work.
The verdant green Campus provides the perfect setting
for the student community to get together, for group
studies, sharing resources and learning and for events
which bring the various program participants together
in cultural and other spheres of activity. |
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| The Working Managers'
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As part
of the mission of NOIDA campus, in July 2005 IIM Lucknow
launched the Three Year (Part Time) Post-Graduate
Programme in Management for Working Executives, also
popularly known as Working Managers’ Programme (WMP).
The Eight batch would commence on 28th June, 2012.
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| Objectives |
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The WMP
is a uniquely designed program for working executives,
entrepreneurs and professionals, who desire to enhance
their managerial knowledge and skills through formal
management education, while continuing to work full
time in their ongoing professions / businesses. The
program is structured to meet the learning needs and
methodologies of those who continue to work, and engage
in formal education simultaneously. The program is
designed to maintain the high standards and rigour
expected from all post graduate programs in management
at IIM Lucknow. |
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It aims
at developing strong conceptual fundamentals and skills
required to mange businesses of the future. The WMP
aims to help to inculcate leadership and teamwork
amongst participants, and foster the development of
change agents to take leadership roles in the global
area. The 27 month program has over thirty credits
worth of courses which must be successfully completed. |
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the program are to enable the executives to: |
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Comprehend
the meaning of socio-economic, technological and
ecological environment of modern societies and
their characteristic values; |
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Acquire
the prevailing state-of-art knowledge and skills
in the functional areas of management; |
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Develop
analytical and innovative foresight to gauge change
holistically, and to enhance effectiveness and
efficiency of business systems; |
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Value societal
well being and the responsibility of corporate
citizens. |
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Students
would be awarded the "Post Graduate Diploma In
Management for Working Executives" on successful
completion of the Three Year Part-time PGPM for Working
Executives. |
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| Diploma |
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On successful
completion of the Program students would be awarded
the following: |
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| "Post Graduate
Diploma in Management for Working Executives" |
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| Format and Structure |
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The WMP
is run over nine terms of twelve weeks each, over
27 months. First and second academic year has four
terms each. However, the third academic year has only
one term. In the first five terms, a student is required
to complete specified number of compulsory course
credits called core courses. The last four terms involve
elective courses, where students may choose from three
to four elective courses every term to obtain 13 credits
of coursework. Each credit of coursework involves
thirty hours of classroom contact. |
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| Time to Complete the
Programme |
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The normal
time to complete the requirements for the Post-Graduate
Diploma in Management for Working Executives is 27
months. However, students who fail to meet the prescribed
minimum attendance or academic standards due to extenuating
circumstances may be allowed two more continuous years
if WMP committee so recommends, and can complete the
Program in five years maximum overall duration. |
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During
Terms VII to IX, students taking a term break can
rejoin in the same year in the next term and obtain
required credit with students of junior batch during
subsequent terms in the same year. Since Term IX ends
in September every year, two more terms of course
can be availed for obtaining the required credits
within the same academic year. Pacing out of program
can also be done if student declares prior to the
Term (during Terms VII-IX), that only two credits
will be attempted in the coming term. Students with
a break during the first six terms, need to rejoin
in the next academic year. |
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| Classes Schedule |
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Thursdays
and Fridays: 6.15 pm - 9.30 pm; Saturdays: 2.30 pm
- 9.30 pm. |
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| System of Evaluation |
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A 10-point
letter grade scale from A+ (10 Points) to F (0 point)
is finally used in each course to measure academic
performance. At the end of each term a Term Grade
Point Average (TGPA) to reflect the Term performance
and Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) as a composite
index to reflect the cumulative performance of a student
up to that Term are calculated. There are three to
four credits of course work in each term. At the end
of first academic year, and subsequently at the end
of each Term, a student’s academic performance
must be above the minimum required CGPA to be eligible
for promotion to the next year or term. |
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| Curriculum Plan (Credits
in Parenthesis) |
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| FIRST
YEAR |
| Term-1 |
Term-2 |
| Management Accounting-I
(1.0) |
Quantitative Analysis for Management-I
(1.0) |
| Behaviour in Organizations
(0.75) |
Management Accounting-II (1.0) |
| Operations Management
(1.0) |
Desigining Work Organization(0.75) |
| Managerial Economics
(1.0) |
Legal Aspects in Management
(0.5) |
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| Term-3 |
Term-4 |
| Communication for
Management (0.5) |
Quantitative Analysis for Management-III
(0.5) |
| Quantitative Analysis
for Management-II (1.0) |
Financial Management (1.0) |
| Marketing Management-I
(1.0) |
Human Resource Management (1.0) |
| Operation Management-II
(0.5) |
Macro-Economic Environment (1.0) |
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| SECOND
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| Term-5 |
Term-6 |
| Management Information
Systems (1.0) |
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| Marketing Management-II
(1.0) |
Strategic Management (1.0) |
| Strategic Management
(0.5) |
Elective Courses : 2-3 Credits |
| International Business
Environment (0.5) |
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| Term-7 |
Term-8 |
| Elective Courses
: 3-4 Credits |
Elective Courses : 3-4 Credits |
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| THIRD
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| Term-9 |
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| Elective Courses
: 3-4 Credits |
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| *Minimum
Elective Credits required = 13 distributed across Terms |
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| Elective Course Offerings |
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Electives
are offered from all the functional areas such as
Marketing, Finance and Accounts, Strategy, Operations,
Information Management, Human Resources, etc. Students
have to obtain at least thirteen course credits from
elective courses. Four electives from a given area
are required to specialize in that area, in addition
to the general management focus of the overall program.
In keeping that focus, though the first two graduating
batches have shown an average subscription of around
four courses in strategy, finance or marketing, they
have also opted for courses in HR and operations,
IT and other general management areas such as carbon
markets, to fulfill their own unique needs and desired
blend of management skills. |
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| Eligibility |
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Applicant
must have completed a Bachelor Degree programme
or equivalent in any discipline recognized by
a) All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE),
b) UGC or Ministry of HRD, Government of India. |
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In Graduation
the applicant must have obtained minimum 50% aggregate
marks (or CGPA of 5.50 on a 10-point scale); 45%
marks for SC/ST/PWD categories. |
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The applicant
must also have minimum 3 years full time working
experience (after Graduation) as managerial, entrepreneurial
and/or professional work experience as on 30th
June 2012. |
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The applicant
must be below 45 years of age as on 30th June
2012. |
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| Fee and Expenses |
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The WMP
is run over nine terms. The term fee is Rupees Ninety
Thousand only (Rs 90,000/-) payable at the start of
each term. Total fee for the program would be Rupees
Eight Lakhs Ten Thousand only (Rs 8,10,000/-). |
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In addition
to this, there would be an Alumni Membership Fee of
Rupees Five thousand only (Rs. 5,000/-) paid as a
onetime fee, during the first term registration. Further,
candidates also need to deposit an additional amount
of Rupees Fifteen thousand only (Rs.15,000/-) as a
refundable security deposit, payable at the time of
admission. This would be refunded after deduction
of any dues/liabilities at the time of leaving the
program. The Convocation fee of Rupees Five thousand
only (Rs. 5,000/-) would be payable at the beginning
of the Ninth term, in addition to the requisite term
fees. |
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| The fees are subject to revision. |
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| Placement |
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Since
this programme is designed for the Working Managers,
the Institute will not offer any placement facility
to students. |
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| General Profile of
WMP Students |
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It has
been observed that students across the batches have
on average seven years work experience. The experience
ranges from the minimum of three years as required
by the program admission criterion, to over twenty
years. The industries represented by the students
is a rich mix of manufacturing, IT, services, etc.,
across multiple functional domains, and from private,
public sector and government organizations, as well
as professionals and entrepreneurs, across various
levels of organizational responsibility including
general management and senior/top management levels.
They bring in the wide variety of perspectives that
are strength of this executive post graduate program,
and lead to an invigorating and challenging exchange
of ideas. |
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