PGDM- Financial Engineering Full Time

IFMR’s Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM) programs are AICTE accredited. It is intended to impart functional and management skills for successful careers in management. Management theory and practice as well as the external environment are continuously changing. IFMR’s approach to learning seeks to prepare students to be effective managers in the face of these changes. Hence learning is not confined to the classroom. Students are expected to take responsibility for and be active participants in the learning process. Students are thus equipped for life long learning. IFMR helps students realise their potential by learning to take their decisions and meeting stringent deadlines through assignments, cases, role-playing exercises, projects and simulated real life.
The programs’ innovative design includes six terms of intensive instruction and one term spent completing an industry internship and a detailed project report. The industry-oriented curriculum, whose objective has been to send out managers ready to hit the ground running, has already acquired nation-wide appeal for young MBA aspirants. The first six batches have been successfully placed with a variety of leading companies

Visiting faculty from leading management schools around the world and senior managers from industry interact with our students through their course of study, making the program truly international and industry-oriented in character.

Unique feature of all IFMR programs is that all teaching material is available to students on an internal web, the entire design of the subjects being IT-led. The intention is to produce a global Indian manager.

POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN MANAGEMENT-FINANCIAL ENGINEERING (PGDM - FE)

The financial sector in India has seen substantial changes over the past decade including -
Deregulated Interest rates
Capital account convertibility
Access to international Capital markets
Transparency & efficiency
Regulators focusing on risks and management of risks rather than on procedures.

The practice of finance has therefore evolved rapidly as a result of the above changes. Finance today involves evaluating and using instruments, markets and methodologies very different from those prevailing just a few years earlier. Today’s practitioner should also be equipped to analyse and evaluate developments that are certain to occur in the years to come. In addition, the peculiarities of the Indian and other emerging markets mean that tools and techniques need to be adapted or developed before they can be used correctly.

Therefore, there is an emerging need for Finance Professionals equipped to carry out Financial modeling, use analytics and evaluate options.

The primary goal of the Program is to provide training in practical financial modeling as well as insights into the uses (and abuses) of financial models in real life situations.

Course Work in 6 Terms
Term I July - September
Term II October - December
Term III January - March
Summer Project April - June
Term IV July - September
Term V October - December
Term VI January – March