Asia-Pacific Institute of Management (AIM), Delhi Admissions 2026

Asia-Pacific Institute of Management opens admissions for 2026 with PGDM dual specialisations needing CAT/MAT scores and 50% in bachelor's, MBA Healthcare at similar criteria, while M.Sc and B.Sc. rely on merit from prior qualifications. Applications involve a ₹1,200 fee online, shortlisting for GD-PI in February-March 2026, and classes commencing in July 2026. Drawing from 2025 official records, this page outlines exact steps, eligibility per course, and timelines to streamline your application to this AICTE-approved New Delhi institute.

Eligibility aligns with AICTE norms: postgraduate programs demand a bachelor's degree with a minimum of 50% aggregate, and undergraduate programs require 10+2 with 50%-60%.

Reserved categories may have 5% relaxation as per government rules.

AIM accepts national-level scores for management programs; science courses are merit-based.

• PGDM and MBA: CAT, MAT, XAT, CMAT, ATMA, GMAT.
• M.Sc. and B.Sc.: No entrance; based on qualifying exam marks.

The 2026 admission cycle at AIM follows a structured path: submit an online application with documents and a fee, get shortlisted based on entrance scores or merit, attend GD-PI, and receive offer letters by April 2026.

Step 1: Register on the official portal with your personal details.

Step 2: Upload academic transcripts, entrance scores (for PGDM/MBA).

Step 3: Pay ₹1,200 application fee via net banking or card.

Step 4: Shortlisting notification via email.

Step 5: Participate in GD-PI rounds.

Step 6: Final selection and fee payment for enrollment.

Selection weights the entrance score at 70%, GD-PI at 30% for management courses, and direct merit for science programs.

• Shortlisting: Based on application and scores.
• GD: Group discussion on current topics.
• PI: Personal interview assessing fit and goals.
• Final: Composite score leads to offers.