Business Management Institute in New Delhi, India

International Institute of Planning and Management, New Delhi:
International Institute of Planning and Management (IIPM International) has been started by the Planman Consulting Group which was founded in 1996 by renowned Management Guru Arindam Chaudhuri. IIPM International offers the same IIPM (The Indian Institute of Planning and Management) courses with an increased global perspective to cater to the global markets on the whole. Planman Consulting is responsible for the phenomenal success of its parent affiliate, IIPM.

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The integrated and full time programme in national economic planning and entrepreneurship provided by IIPM (which are superior to standard MBA and BBA programs), alongwith IIPM's Fellowship, Executive Education (and Global Opportunities and Threats Analysis programs where students visit organizations like the United Nations (Geneva), World Bank, ILO, Nestle S.A. Vevey, IMD Lausanne, Credit Suisse etc.) have created some of the highest standards in the management field.

1. A 2-year full time Postgraduate Programme in Planning and Entrepreneurship (leading to MBA degree from IMI, Belgium)
2. A 3-year full-time Undergraduate Programme in Planning and Entrepreneurship (leading to BBA degree from IMI,Belgium)
3. A 1-year full time Postgraduate Programme in Planning and Entrepreneurship (leading to MBA degree from IMI, Belgium; but open only for working executives with at least two years of past work experience)

The IIPM course was conceptualised in 1973 keeping in mind the unfortunate fact thet education in India till then had still remained primarily oriented towards the needs of the private sector and had overlooked the specific requirements of the public sector. We had even failed to do justice to the private sector in as much as we had not succeeded in impressing upon the students the basic framework within which the private sector had to operate in our country. The scope and role of the private sector in our country, in the context of national economic planning, was quite distinct from that of the private sector in the free market economies originally developed through colonial exploitation.