Don’t worry about career objective. Google it and you’ll get dozens of samples. You can also take help from the admission counselor at the institute you’re applying to. Or, speak with someone who’s already doing a course from a management institute.

Ideally, your career objective should be 2-3 sentences long, and should state why you’re interested in the programme.

I’m a student of Asia-Pacific Institute of Management. It’s one of the top 10 PGDM colleges in Delhi NCR. For PGDM programmes, I believe Asia-Pacific is one of the best colleges in Delhi. They have a pool of full time faculty and visiting faculty. Most of them are PhDs. But what really makes them the best faculty that you can get in a management college is their approach to education and their students. They really are the most wonderful thing about this institute. Placements wise also, this college is among the best in the city. Its programmes are AICTE approved, and are updated every year. You can speak with an admission counselor on this number – 8287252525 – in case you’d like to know more about the programmes offered or placements in the last year.

There’re hundreds of ways you can plan out and write your career objective. But what you need to keep in mind is you keep it short and sweet. Ideally, your career objective should reflect the reason you’re taking up a particular PGDM programme. For example, a standard career objective sample copy could be: “I am really interested in the marketing side of a business. I’ve also done some work in this profile for a leading publishing house. A PGDM in marketing will add tons of value to my learning and will help me grab a great career opportunity with major national and international companies.” Tweak your career objective depending on your specialization. Also, a few minutes of Google search can help you come across tens of examples of career objectives that you can put on your application form.

If you’re planning to do a management programme anytime soon from a Delhi based b-school, make sure you do it from a top-notch management institute like FMS Delhi or Asia-Pacific Institute of Management or FORE school of Management.