IIM Ahmedabad: Application process begins for e-post graduate diploma in advanced business analytics
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IIM Ahmedabad has started inviting applications for a 16-month e-post graduate diploma in advanced business analytics programme specially for working professionals.
IIM Ahmedabad: The Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Ahmedabad has started inviting applications for the fourth batch of e-Post Graduate Diploma in Advanced Business Analytics (e-PGD ABA). The e-PGD ABA programme is for a duration of 16 months in applied analytics for working professionals. Applicants who are interested can apply for the e-PGD ABA programme of IIM Ahmedabad through the official website - iima.ac.in. The last date to apply for the same is October 30,2022.
Applications for round 1 began on August 1 and the last date to apply is October 30. The entrance test for round 1 will be held on November 6, the round 2 application will open on November 7.
The e-PGD ABA programme has been developed with the aim of meeting the demand for expert analytics professionals who can sort out business challenges.
IIM Ahmedabad is now accepting applications from individuals for the course who want to learn applied analytics while continuing to do their job.
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The e-PGD ABA programme of IIM Ahmedabad applicants must have at least two years of relevant job experience, a bachelor's degree, excellent quantitative and analytical problem-solving abilities, and a valid test score in the GMAT/GRE/CAT/GATE or the ePGD-ABA qualifying-cum-aptitude test.
Preference will be given to applicants working in the business analytics domain.
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