Behind the pristine glory of DSE, MIB boasts of an excellent curriculum that is so relevant in the way Business, both International & Domestic, is done today. The course curriculum of MIB is an exhaustive syllabus of International Market and equips the students to become business leaders because of high academic excellence and close tie-ups with the industry. We at MIB are not simple MBA’s, but a nichê product of our own curriculum, our own rigorous standards and suiting our own demands in the International arena.
Masters of International Business is a Two Year Full Time MBA equivalent Degree Programme, offered by the Department of Commerce at the Delhi School of Economics, Delhi University, a premier world famous institute established in 1949 on the lines of the London School of Economics.
The Programme is value added version of Post Graduate Diploma in International Marketing (PGDIM), which was initiated by Department of Commerce, Delhi School of Economics in 1985, upgraded into two years full time MIB degree programme in 1995.
MIB has since then successfully groomed managers specialized at devising globally optimized solutions to problems emanating from multi-vibrant international environment. Department of Commerce has envisaged MIB to be among the premier courses imparted in the field of International Business Management.
Naissance Under The Aegis Of Delhi University
University of Delhi is known for providing quality education and for its endeavor to meet the changing requirements of society by timely introduction of relevant courses and constant up gradation of the existing courses, so that its upshot could be the engine for growth and development of the country.
In 1985, when many countries were deliberating upon the ways to expand the world trade, which resulted in the historical Uruguay round under GATT in 1986, University of Delhi suitably introduced a one year Post Graduate Diploma in International Marketing (PGDIM) in 1985.
Negotiations on trade terms under Uruguay round was concluded in 1994.This paved the path for the setting up of World Trade Organization (WTO). India signed the WTO agreement on 30th December, 1994 WTO came into force from 1st January, 1995
University of Delhi upgraded the PGDIM to two year fulltime degree programme Master of international Business (MIB) in 1995.
International Acclaim
The Ministry of Commerce, the Government of India and the International Trade Center (ITC/UNCTAD/GATT), Geneva identified the Department of Commerce as a suitable institution for running a specialized programme in the field of International Trade and Business.
Shifting The Paradigms
A global manager today must recognize and manage the shifting paradigms. Prove or perish, that is the call of the day. The secret is to have a global perspective, while at the same time be keenly perceptive about local conditions. Our endless efforts are aimed at acquiring this global-local adaptation.
It is a matter of pride, that over the past 11 years, MIB has become a premier education programme in the field of International Business, contributing towards the expansion of knowledge base in its field of endeavor - through research, innovation in management theory and practice and new initiatives.
Admisssion Information
The rigorous selection procedure of MIB ensures that out of thousands of aspiring candidates only those who possess the finest talent, a sound academic record and the aptitude to conquer every challenge put before them, are selected. The MIB programme not only grooms the young managers but also hones their existing skills in addition to providing them with the knowledge and training to excel in their chosen fields of specialization in the corporate world.
Selection Process
The objective and comprehensive selection procedure begins with screening the candidates through CET (Common Entrance Test- a common written test for both the MBA programmes offered by the Department of Commerce, at the Delhi School of Economics)a scientifically designed aptitude and knowledge quotient examination. This year there were approximately 7500 applicants for the MIB programme.
The candidates are then short listed from the result of the examination on the basis of cut-off scores after which the short listed candidates are called to the 'Delhi School of Economics' campus for the subsequent rounds of the selection procedure.
At the campus, the candidates are first put through rigorous group discussion rounds featuring relevant current topics as well as case studies in order to judge them on various parameters such as command over spoken language, group cohesiveness and leadership qualities among other things.
Next the candidates face a round of personal interviews where qualities such as their self confidence, clarity of personal as well as professional goals, knowledge quotient and work experience, etc. are analyzed.
The group discussion and interview selection panel comprises of eminent corporate personalities and academicians as well as our esteemed alumni who narrow down on the final list of candidates who possess the virtues and the potential to become the students of the MIB programme.
Admission Events
A three-layered selection procedure, i.e., written test, the Group Discussion and the Personal Interview is followed for admission to both the programmes. This is done with a view to identify and process the interpersonal skills in addition to overall knowledge of the students.
The written Test: common entrance test is a multiple choice objective type written test of 2 hours duration. 200-250 approximate questions in the test cover areas like English comprehension, general knowledge and general awareness, logical reasoning and quantitative analysis.
Group Discussion and Interview: Only short listed candidates on the basis of the performance of common entrance test are invited for GD and Interview based on the merit in the written test.
Eligibility for Admission
Indian Students
Passed bachelors degree examination of the University of Delhi or an examination recognized as equivalent there to in any discipline 50% marks in aggregate or equivalent there to in the grading system. Candidates appearing for the final year degree examination may also apply provided they are able to produce there mark sheets before a prescribed date, which is usually mid-septwmber in the first year of their programme.
Candidates should be minimum 20 yrs of age as on first October in the year of admission. However, the Vice Chancellor will relax the age limit up to 6 months as an when he deals desirable.
Foreign Students
Foreign students studying in Indian universities are required to appear in the common entrance test.
Foreign students, who have already qualified from Indian universities are required to submit there latest GMAT scores failing which there applications will not be considered.
Those foreign students who do not belong to either of the above categories, i.e. 1 or 2 are required to submit their latest GMAT and TOEFL scores. In addition, they must obtain clearance from the department of education, ministry of human resource development, government of India, for pursuing the above programme at the department of commerce, university of Delhi.
Intake
A total of 40 students are selected for this course.
These include: 15% of the total seats are reserved for Scheduled Cast Candidates.
7.5% of the total seats are reserved for Scheduled Tribe candidates.
5% of the seats are reserved for Children/Widows/Wives of the officer & men of the Armed forces including Para-Military personal killed/disabled in action or those who died/were disabled on duty.
10% of the total seats over and above the sanctioned strengths are reserved for foreign students. (Subject to University approval)
3% of the seats are reserved for candidates with Physical disabilities as per University of Delhi guidelines.
Note: In all the cases the decision of the admission committee shall be final.
Fee and Financial Aid
The approximate annual fee for the course is Rs. 26000 (for General Category) and Rs.13000 (for SC/ST). The fee is subject to revision by the University without prior notice.
Financial Aid is conveniently available through campus from well established Banks.
Important Dates
The admission forms are released by the year-end, in December and the deadline for submitting the same is mid-January. The nationally administered CET is conducted in early February.
How To Apply
The admission forms can either be obtained by visiting the institute personally, or by downloading from the link below. All other instructions, and payment details are enclosed with the admission form.
Apply Now: Online Admission Form
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