Establishment Year 1969 Ownership Type Government Total Students 240 (PGDM batch size = 120) IIRF Ranking 2025 IIRF Rank: 35  Campus Size 62 Acres Total Number of Campuses 1 University Website https://www.nibmindia.org/  Number of Courses PGDM + Multiple Executive Training Programs Total Faculty Size 24 Highest Placement Package INR 23.5 LPA Top Recruiters Airtel, Bank of America, Kotak Mahindra Bank Student to Faculty Ratio 8.6:1 Total number of Hostels 95 residential quarters (PGDM), 5 Executive Hostels College Events Colloquium (college festival)

NIBM Pune Admission to PGDM program is based on the entrance exam score and WAT and PI. The eligibility and selection process is given below: 

NIBM Pune PGDM Eligibility

• Bachelor’s degree in any discipline with at least 50% aggregate marks or equivalent CGPA awarded by any Recognized University.
• Those who are in their final year or are waiting for their result can also apply but they need to produce a certificate at the time of WAT and PI.
• A valid Score in CAT/XAT/CMAT/GMAT/GRE. 

NIBM Pune PGDM Selection Process

NIBM Pune provide admission to candidates on the following basis:

• The institute shortlists students based on the CAT/XAT/CMAT/GMAT/GRE score.
• The shortlisted applicants are further called for Written Ability Test and Personal Interview round at respective exam centers.
• The institute will release the list of selected candidates
• Finally, all the selected students have to confirm the acceptance by sending an email at the official website by remitting INR 1,00,000 towards the program.

Key Salary Statistics:

• Highest Package: ₹26.51 LPA
• Median Package: ₹15.00 LPA
• Average Package: ₹14.23 LPA
• Lowest Package: ₹10.00 LPA

Salary Distribution by Percentiles:

• Top 10%: Average of ₹23.30 LPA
• Top 25%: Average of ₹19.04 LPA
• Top 50%: Average of ₹17.12 LPA
• Top 75%: Average of ₹15.44 LPA

Placement Highlights:

• 100% students placed
• 40+ recruiters participated
• 14 PPOs (Pre-Placement Offers) were offered

Industry-wise Distribution (Financial Sector):

• Indian Private Banks: 41% (largest share)
• Foreign Banks: 20%
• NBFCs: 17%
• IT & Consulting: 11%
• FinTechs: 6%
• Payment Banks: 2%
• Small Finance Banks: 3%

As in other top MBA colleges in India, there are multiple financial aid options available to students at The National Institute of Bank Management, Pune. Given that NIBM students have an average of 15 months’ work experience, the emphasis is mostly on loans rather than on scholarships. Some examples include:

1. Scholarships: These are designed to support brilliant students from financially disadvantaged families. Merit cum Means scholarships are awarded to a certain number of students at the time of admission, based on the documents submitted with the application.