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Can I get into the PGDIE course of NITIE if I have a 52.2% in my 12th and 8.2 CGPA in my BE mechanical?

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Aritra Banerjee Posted On : March 31st, 2022
PGDIE from National Institute of Industrial Engineering (2017)

As your 12th percentage is below 60%, you will face difficulty in getting a shortlist. NITIE selection criteria assign certain weightage to 10th and 12th scores. So, even if you get shortlisted for the GD/PI round, your 12th percentage will bring down your overall score. A person with similar GD-PI performance and a higher 12th percentage is more likely to get preference for admission.  

During the Summer internship shortlist, most recruiters usually give weightage to the 12th score. There are recruiters who don’t assign weightage to 10th and 12th scores but these are fewer in number.  

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How has been your life after completing PGDIE from NITIE?

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Chitra Rai Posted On : March 31st, 2022
MBA Supply Chain Management, National Institute of Industrial Engineering

Life after completing PGDIE from NITIE can be pretty good, especially if you are joining Supply Chain Management or Operations. The institute has a stellar placement record. NITIE Mumbai placements 2021 witnessed an average CTC Of  INR 25.41 LPA and the highest CTC of INR 49 LPA. 

NITIE Mumbai alumni are MD, President, CXOs in various MNCs across the globe. 

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Can someone who is pursuing a PGDIE in NITIE share their 10th and 12th engineering score and GATE score?

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Danish Wani Posted On : March 16th, 2022
PGDPM from National Institute of Industrial Engineering (2019)

Here is the profile of one of my friends, who got admission to NITIE PGDIE a few years back. 

  • Gate PI Score - 721, Gate rank - 35
  • 10th - 93 % 
  • 12th - 92 %
  • Graduation - 78 % (B.Tech Production and Industrial Engineering)
  • Work Experience - 32 months (Bajaj Auto)

She was shortlisted for PGDIE in the very first round. As per the recent year trends, the NITIE PGDIE Gate cutoff stays around 717. 

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Can anyone guide me regarding what kind of questions are asked in NITIE Mumbai for PGDIE intakes?

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Sagun Verma Posted On : March 24th, 2022
studied PGDIE at National Institute of Industrial Engineering (2019)

A friend of mine appeared for the PGDIE interview of NITIE Mumbai, a few years back. He is a Mechanical Engineering graduate. Around 70% of the interview questions were about his profile and his B.Tech project. There were some questions from his graduation subjects as well. During the interview, they often ask technical questions like, ‘Why NITIE?’, ‘What is your career goal?’, etc. 

NITIE selection criteria assign more weightage to the GATE score. If you have a decent GATE score, you will have an edge over others. But don’t take the GD-PI round lightly. 

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Is it too late to join NITIE PGDIE at the age of 27?

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Ashmita Sinha Posted On : June 21st, 2022
Studied at National Institute of Industrial Engineering

No, 27 isn’t too late to join NITIE. Usually, NITIE PGDIE batch profiles include people with ages 22-30. You won’t be treated any differently by the faculty or recruiters because of your age.  

NITIE placement trends show that experienced students usually have a better chance at Ecommerce, Finance, Manufacturing, and Consulting companies. Naturally, there are exceptions. 

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Does NITIE call CAT/GATE qualified candidates for PGDIE? Or only GATE

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Minal Chaturvedi Posted On : March 15th, 2023
Studied at NITIE

NITIE offers admission to its Post Graduate Diploma in Industrial Engineering (PGDIE) program based on a candidate's performance in either the Common Admission Test (CAT) or the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE).

Candidates who have a valid GATE score are eligible to apply for admission to the PGDIE program. However, in addition to GATE scores, candidates can also submit their CAT scores to be considered for admission.

NITIE uses a merit-based selection process that takes into account a candidate's academic performance, work experience, CAT/GATE scores, group discussion, and personal interviews. The weightage given to each of these factors may vary from year to year.

Candidates who have qualified for either the CAT or GATE exams are eligible to apply for admission to NITIE's PGDIE program. The institute takes a holistic approach to admissions, and the final selection is based on several factors, including a candidate's performance in the qualifying exams, work experience, and performance in group discussions and personal interview rounds.

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What is the academic fees for PGDIE course in NITIE Mumbai?

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Saikat Kundu Posted On : August 12th, 2021
Studied at National Institute of Industrial Engineering

My brother was enrolled in the PGDIE courses so I think I can give you the fees information. 

The fee structure for the PGDIE courses at NITIE Mumbai is mentioned below:

Particulars Amount
Academic Fees INR 6,60,000
Facilities Charge INR 3,00,000
Student Welfare and Alumni Activities Charges INR 1,33,000
Hostel Charge INR 1,20,000
Deposits INR 50,000
Total INR 12,53,000

As per the policies of the institution, SC/ST candidates whose annual collective income of the family is below INR 4.5 lakh do not have to pay for the Academic charges. However, these students are required to pay all the other fees. 

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How much will it cost to do a PGDIE at NITIE Mumbai, including the living cost for two years?

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Geet Mishra Posted On : August 13th, 2021
PGDIE at National Institute of Industrial Engineering (2018)

The tuition fee for PGDIE at NITIE is 3.69 lakhs for the first year and 3.41 lakhs for the second year. This fee structure consists of your Hostel rent and other academic fees excluding mess fees.

 Here is the detailed fee structure for PGDIE at NITIE. 

Particulars Total Amount (INR)
Academic Fees 6,60,000
Facilities Charge 3,00,000
Student Welfare and Alumni Activities Charges 1,33,000
Hostel Charges 1,20,000
Deposits 50,000
Total 12,53,000

Furthermore, students from the reserved category are exempted from payment of Academic charges whose annual family income is less than Rs. 4.5 lakhs but then they shall have to pay all other fees, charges, and deposits.

For the sponsored category the tuition fees are two times and all other charges remain the same. 

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How tough is it to get PGDIE course of NITIE for an average student regarding GD/PI and GATE score?

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Pawan Mahant Posted On : August 28th, 2021
M.Tech Industrial Engineering, Punjab Engineering College, Chandigarh (2019)

PGDIE is one of the flagship courses of NITIE and getting admission in this course is very difficult. The cut-off of CAT is very high and if you can clear it, then you will have to appear for the GD-PI round. This round is very important and carries the highest weightage for your admission. 

There are several other factors that have an impact on the decision for your admission. It includes your 10th & 12th marks, your graduation marks, and any prior work experience if you have any. 

The chances are higher for the students who are coming from an Operations background. Even if you are a fresher from a mechanical or electrical branch, your chances of getting a seat will be much higher than the rest of the students. 

Considering all of the factors mentioned, your overall profile will be evaluated and a consolidated merit list will be prepared. For this year, the GATE score for PGDIE was 609 for General candidates.

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Can I survive in the NITIE (PGDIE) as a fresher without any knowledge about industrial engineering?

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Swarupa Roy Posted On : August 11th, 2021
PGDIE Operations Research & Supply Chain Management, National Institute of Industrial Engineering (2018)

Yes, you can make it through NITIE as a fresher without any knowledge regarding Industrial Engineering. It isn’t rocket science. A huge chunk of the PGDIE batch is freshers. 

Here, technical knowledge takes a back seat. To do well in B-Schools, you have to be street-smart. You will be expected to apply common sense to tackle real-world problems.

Now once in a while, you may encounter a few subjects that have certain topics that may appear a little unfamiliar, however, attending classes and skimming through notes/ textbooks once or twice should familiarize you with the underlying concepts. The course is designed that way. You can also consult your professors and your peers to clear any doubts that you have.

You will definitely leave NITIE with some technical knowledge. From the first day, you will learn IE. 

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