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16-01-2007, 11:43 PM
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Originally Posted by xamfever  Hey ppl,
Ive applied to AIM as well..
I was made to understand the course fee is $16000 apprx. ~ 8 lacs but i see everyone here says its 15lacs..can u confirm wats da source?
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The sourse is the mail that I'd received from AIM Manila in reply of my queries and my conversation with Damodar Udyawar, director of AIM's Representative office in Mumbai. Though on the AIM's website it says the course fee is $12000 per annum which comes to about $16000 per annum. However, this data is for year 2004. Now they have revised the course fee to $24,000 and as I've written in one of my earlier post, AIM gives a scholarship of $4000 to each student. so effective course fee is $20,000 which when added with the living expenses for entire course and airfare comes to around 15 lacs INR. | | |  | | The Following User Says Thank You to shekhar80 For This Useful Post: | | | | | |
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| Re: Anyone applying to AIM Manila for 16 month MBA starting Aug 2007 session -
17-01-2007, 04:44 PM
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Originally Posted by shekhar80 Welcome to the thread xamfever... Whats ur profile like ??
The sourse is the mail that I'd received from AIM Manila in reply of my queries and my conversation with Damodar Udyawar, director of AIM's Representative office in Mumbai. Though on the AIM's website it says the course fee is $12000 per annum which comes to about $16000 per annum. However, this data is for year 2004. Now they have revised the course fee to $24,000 and as I've written in one of my earlier post, AIM gives a scholarship of $4000 to each student. so effective course fee is $20,000 which when added with the living expenses for entire course and airfare comes to around 15 lacs INR. | Xamfever, welcome to the forum.Wats yr profile?
Shekhar, the 15 lacs fee we are considering is exclusive of the student exchange expenses, I guess.  I feel it will cross 18 lacs including the expenses during the student exchange program if we opt to go to some school abroad.Wat say you? | | | | | | | |
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17-01-2007, 06:00 PM
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Originally Posted by txtospore Xamfever, welcome to the forum.Wats yr profile?
Shekhar, the 15 lacs fee we are considering is exclusive of the student exchange expenses, I guess. I feel it will cross 18 lacs including the expenses during the student exchange program if we opt to go to some school abroad.Wat say you? | Yeah.. u r right Vamsi... I'd not factored the cost involved in Xchange program. By the way, I saw the list of universities AIM has tied up with for Xchange programs. Looks impressive. | | | | | | | |
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17-01-2007, 06:02 PM
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Originally Posted by txtospore Xamfever, welcome to the forum.Wats yr profile?
Shekhar, the 15 lacs fee we are considering is exclusive of the student exchange expenses, I guess. I feel it will cross 18 lacs including the expenses during the student exchange program if we opt to go to some school abroad.Wat say you? | Yeah, U r right Vamsi. I'd not factored the cost involved in Xchange program. By the way, yeasterday on its website, I saw the list of universities AIM has tie up with for Xchange program. Looks pretty impressive. | | | | | | | |
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| Re: Anyone applying to AIM Manila for 16 month MBA starting Aug 2007 session -
17-01-2007, 06:20 PM
Hi all.....I too have applied for AIM and received a mail stating that the inteview list will be out by 22 jan.. Hope for the best....abt me ... i have 2.5 yrs exp in IT....keep me posted if any news reached u ppl...all the best....
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17-01-2007, 07:54 PM
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Originally Posted by avi_15 Hi all.....I too have applied for AIM and received a mail stating that the inteview list will be out by 22 jan.. Hope for the best....abt me ... i have 2.5 yrs exp in IT....keep me posted if any news reached u ppl...all the best.... | Hi avi_15... Welcome to the group... it seems to be growing by each passing day... great. Did u apply on the basis of ur GMAT score or u took AIMAT? Where else have u applied. One more thing, you are only 24, don't u think u r too young for 1 year MBA. If selected, am sure u wud be one of the youngest in the batch. Gr8. | | | | | | | |
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17-01-2007, 08:21 PM
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Originally Posted by shekhar80 Hi avi_15... Welcome to the group... it seems to be growing by each passing day... great. Did u apply on the basis of ur GMAT score or u took AIMAT? Where else have u applied. One more thing, you are only 24, don't u think u r too young for 1 year MBA. If selected, am sure u wud be one of the youngest in the batch. Gr8. | hi... i have applied thru gmat... 640... not a gr8 one .. i know...i will be having 3yrs work ex by the time i go... i think thats okk types..hope to see u all at AIM 
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17-01-2007, 09:29 PM
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Originally Posted by avi_15 hi... i have applied thru gmat... 640... not a gr8 one .. i know...i will be having 3yrs work ex by the time i go... i think thats okk types..hope to see u all at AIM | Hey avi_15..... I have a doubt. As far as i Know, one is exempted from writing AIMAT only if he has a GMAT score more than 650. Before sending your application, had u spoken to somebody in their India representative office? What was their response?
Earlier, i mean 2 years back, the minimum GMAT requirement was 600, but now they have revised it to 650.
Neway, GMAT score alone does not matter if you have sound Acads and Ex-curric. All the best dude. | | | | | | | |
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| Re: Anyone applying to AIM Manila for 16 month MBA starting Aug 2007 session -
17-01-2007, 10:10 PM
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Originally Posted by shekhar80 Hey avi_15..... I have a doubt. As far as i Know, one is exempted from writing AIMAT only if he has a GMAT score more than 650. Before sending your application, had u spoken to somebody in their India representative office? What was their response?
Earlier, i mean 2 years back, the minimum GMAT requirement was 600, but now they have revised it to 650.
Neway, GMAT score alone does not matter if you have sound Acads and Ex-curric. All the best dude. | HiI had already confirmed with their mumbai office and they said that this was an average score...also the minimum requirement still is 600.... this can be checked in their brochure...where did u read abt 650???
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17-01-2007, 10:24 PM
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Originally Posted by avi_15 HiI had already confirmed with their mumbai office and they said that this was an average score...also the minimum requirement still is 600.... this can be checked in their brochure...where did u read abt 650??? | Actually, before taking a decision that I'll apply to AIM, I'd written a mail to program co-ordinator of 16 month MBA course asking eligibility criteria, placement details, scholarship criteria and other details. Also, as I've not yet writen GMAT, I'd written my AIMAT in Mumbai office and there I'd spoken with AIM staff there. Neway, you are very correct, 640 is good enough for getting an interview call. Lets see. Where else you have applied? | | | | | Thread Tools | | | | Display Modes |  Linear Mode | 
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