Indian Institute of Management FPM in Fellow Programme in Management Admission 2024-25, Ranking, Eligibility, Results

The Fellow Program in Management (FPM) is a full-time, private doctoral program offering thinks about in various fields of the board and useful regions. The program plans to prepare imminent researchers to turn out to be exceptionally gifted and imaginative scientists and instructors in different parts of the executives. It essentially targets getting ready understudies for professions as employees at chief scholarly foundations and for position outside scholastics requiring propelled examine and expository capacities. 

In the principal year, FPM understudies attempt a rundown of chose PGP center courses, as suggested by each utilitarian zone. The second year coursework would incorporate uniquely structured doctoral courses, propelled courses and PGP elective courses in agreement to the researchers' region of intrigue. The understudy is required to guarantee finishing of required credits for every scholastic year as endorsed in the FPM understudy manual. 

On effective consummation of the course work, the understudy needs to qualify in the exhaustive assessment before taking up the postulation work. 

The proposal stage is of two years. The understudy will choose a proposition point from among the regions: Economics; Finance; Human Resource Management; Information Systems; Marketing; Organizational Behavior; Production, Operations and Decision Sciences and Strategic Management. The understudy is relied upon to recognize a proposal point in discussion with a theory consultant, and work under the supervision of a Thesis Advisory Committee. On effective fruition of the considerable number of prerequisites of the FPM, an understudy will be granted the title 'Individual in Management of XLRI'. 

Qualification 

A Master's certificate or its identical in any control with at any rate 55% marks (half for SC/ST up-and-comers) with the Bachelor's qualification/proportional capability with in any event 60% marks (55% for SC/ST competitors) acquired following at least three years of instruction in the wake of finishing higher optional training (10+2) or comparable,