Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing well!!

According to your percentile you have chances to get seat in GLIM Gurgaon PGDM. To get seat in Glim Gurgaon PGDM you need to score 80 to 85 percentile, and based on your percentile you have decent chance to get seat in Glim Gurgaon PGDM. PGDM applicants estimate  on GMAT/CAT/XAT/CMAT scores, past academic performance, work experience (if any) and performance in the personal interview.

I hope this information will help you.

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All the best for your bright future ahead.

Hi Arohi,

Great Lakes institute of management Gurgaon offers a decent return on investment that is it has offers decent placement opportunities to its students who are passing out from their PGDM programs, be it in terms of Summer placement/internships or final placements. The highest offer stand at 14.55 Lakhs per annum with the average ranging from 6-7 lakhs per annum.

Hope it helps,

Thanks.

hello aspirant..

Great Lakes PGPM Admission: Difference between Cycle-1 & Cycle-2 Application
The Cycle-1 and Cycle-2 of application process is distinguished based on the scores with which you are applying. If a candidate has last year exam score, for example for admission 2020, if you have scores of CAT 2018, XAT 2019, CMAT 2019 and GMAT (taken after 1st Jan 2017), you must apply in cycle-1.

But, if you have appeared in CAT 2019, XAT 2020 and GMAT (taken after 1st Dec. 2019), you need to apply in Cycle 2.

While in terms of the selection process, there is no preference given to applicants in any cycle and there is similar probability of getting selected, the applicants submitting application in Cycle 1 get some extra time to plan their finances, personal commitments and exit from companies better as they get an admission offer by end of December.

hope this information was useful to you../

all the best

• PGDM in Great Lakes Institute of Management, Gurgaon has lower fees

• But Welingkar has 14 rank while rank of great lakes is unknown

• Welingkar has 180 seats while gurgaon has only 60 seats.

Candidates are evaluated based on GMAT/CAT/XAT/CMAT scores, past academic performance, essays, work experience (if any) and performance in the personal interview. The selection process builds in a criterion that facilitates evaluating each applicant on Academic Abilities, Standardized Test Scores, Rank Holders, Integrity & Ethical Values and Diversity of Background. At Great Lakes, we do not have fixed cut-offs, we try to evaluate candidates in a holistic manner. We consider the complete profile, so while the test scores are important, we emphasize more on selecting well-rounded candidates with a strong overall track record.