Embark on a transformative journey of education and discovery at Great Lakes Institute of Management - GLIM. We are a vibrant community committed to nurturing talents, fostering innovation, and cultivating leaders of tomorrow.
ADMISSIONGreat Lakes Institute of Management (otherwise called Great Lakes or GLIM) is a private business college in India. It was established in 2004 by Bala V. Balachandran, an educator at Kellogg School of Management with its first grounds in Chennai.[1] Great Lakes' subsequent grounds began working in Delhi NCR on 2011. Incredible Lakes offers full-time and official post graduate projects in the board. Extraordinary Lakes was certify by AMBA, one of the three fundamental worldwide accreditation bodies. It has two grounds, one on the edges of Chennai and one in Gurgaon, Delhi NCR.
Incredible Lakes Institute of Management is among the first business colleges in Quite a while to offer a one year full-time the board program. Its one year Post-Graduate Program in Management (PGPM) turned into the first year full-time the executives program to be certify by India's higher specialized instruction controller AICTE in 2008.
... Read More
Departments
Faculties
Courses
Students
Excellent experience bringing my son’s scores up. Individualized assessment, knowledgeable tutors in every discipline, small class size for group sessions. A great overall experience for tutoring and enhancement.
Software Engineer
My experience with teach was amazing. I was able to learn from teachers who planned the best classes. They took time to make sure every student made progress after every class.
Graphic Designer
I really appreciated how helpful the instructors were and the engaging strategies that they used. I expected this ACT course to be intimidating but the environment is really supportive and my scores went up.
Online Student
We wanted to let you know how happy we were with the ACT tutors we used from TEACH. We contacted them fairly late in the cycle but they were very good about making a workable schedule.
Teacher
