| Re-evaluation fee of Answer Scripts |
Rs. 300/- per paper |
| Project Fee (Re-evaluation) |
Rs. 500/- |
| Synopsis (Resubmission after incorporating faculty feedback) |
Rs. 150/- |
| Synopsis (Resubmission with changed topic) |
Rs. 200/- |
| Change of examination centre |
Rs. 100/- |
| Duplicate grade card (Multiple) |
Rs. 50/- |
| Duplicate certificate |
Rs. 100/- |
| Exam fee for 3rd
Chance examination only |
Rs. 200/- per paper |
| Transcript fee |
Rs. 50/-
|
| Exam fee to appear at any overseas centre |
USD 50 per subject (Equivalent INR) |
MAXIMUM TIME TO COMPLETE A PROGRAMME AND RE-REGISTRATION
FOR COURSES
Registration to a course (Subject/Paper) is valid for a period of
one and a half year from the date of registration to the Module
of which the course is a part. If a student wants to appear in the
examination or submit / the project work for the incomplete course/s
after one and half year of registration to the course then he/she
may do so by getting re-registered to the course/s.
Re-registration is valid for a period of one and half year. Re-registration
is subject to the fulfillment of the condition that a Post Graduate
Programme must be completed within 5 years from the date of registration
to the programme and Professional Diploma programme must be completed
within 3 years of registration to the programme.
The Foundation programme of PhD must be completed within 3 years
of registration. Failure to meet the maximum time limit to complete
the programme would lead to cancellation of registration to the
programme.
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LAST DATE FOR SUBMISSION OF EXAM FORMS
|
June Exams |
December Exams |
| Last Date (without Late Fees) |
April 15 |
October 15 |
With Late Fees:
For one or two papers: Rs. 100/-
For three or more papers: Rs. 250/- |
May 15 |
November 15 |
With Special Late Fees:
For one or two papers: Rs. 200/-
For three or more papers: Rs. 500/- |
May 16 - June 1 |
Nov 16 - Dec 1 |
Student opting for any overseas centre for examination must submit
examination form by April 15 examination and October 15 for December
examination. Forms received after that may not be accepted for overseas
examinationCenters.
The Registration No. is the Roll No. for examination. Be
careful while writing it.
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ASSIGNMENTS
Instructions for Submission of Assignments Session : July-December 2008
Note : Download Assignments of only those subject codes as mentioned in the checklist of your Course Pack. Pl check your subject code carefully for assignments.
Ph.D (Business Administration) and Advanced Certificate Programme Assignments are common and given from Serial No. 85 to 112.
Assignments for Students of Nicholas Piramal India Ltd (In-Company Programme) are given from Serial No. 113 to 122.
Submit Assignments for the subjects of your current session (July-December 2008) to the Study Centre you are attached to. Assignments for the previous module subjects should be submitted to Manager-Evaluation at AIMA-CME, New Delhi. In case of only one assignment submission or F grade in one assignment, kindly submit both the assignments of that particular subject in emsuing semester. Assignments for all the programmes except Ph.D and Advanced Certificate Programme must be handwritten by the student himself/herself. Typed and printed assignments will not be accepted. Each assignment must have the Assignment Cover/Evaluation Page as provided in the link below. Kindly go through Guidelines before submitting the assignments.
If you are attempting assignments in the third/onwards chance then you need to pay fee @ Rs. 150/-per subject through a bank DD in favour of All India Management Association-CME, payable at New Delhi. This fee should be submitted along-with the Assignments to Manager-Evaluation at AIMA-CME, New Delhi.
Last Date for submission of Assignments is as given below :
| ASSIGNMENT |
LAST DATE/ LATE FEE |
| Assignment I |
30th September 2008 without any late fee |
| Assignment I (Late Submission) |
21st October 2008 with Late Fee @ Rs 150/- per Assignment |
| Assignment II |
15th November 2008 without any late fee |
| Assignment II (Late Submission) |
25th November 2008 with Late Fee @ Rs 150/- per Assignment |
| Assignment I & II (Late Submission) |
30th November 2008 with Late Fee @ Rs 300/- per Assignment |
| Term Paper & Case Study-only PhD students |
15th November 2008 |
| Case Studies-only Advanced Certificate Programme students |
15th December 2008 |
| * Late fee should be paid through a bank DD in favour of “All India Management Association-CME”, payable at New Delhi. Assignments with late fee of current session students should be submitted at the respective nodal center only. |
Its important to submit your assignment by due date as specified above. Submission of both the assignments/subject in time is a pre-condition to appear in Term-end Examination. Please refer the “Programme Guide” for more detailed information.
CONTACT
Should you have any query regarding assignments, please e-mail at: evaluation@aima-ind.org
DOWNLOADS
 Assignment
Cover Page
Guidelines
for Assignments
Assignments
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PROJECTS
Project work is the best way to practice what you have learnt. The
purpose of including Project report in the Post Graduate Diploma
Programmes is to provide you an opportunity to investigate a problem
by applying management concepts in a scientific manner. It enables
you to apply your conceptual knowledge in a practical situation
and to learn the art of conducting a study in a systematic way and
presenting its findings in a coherent report.
TOPIC SELECTION
Selection of topic for the Project is extremely crucial. The topic
chosen by you should be realistic, specific and one where related
information is easily accessible. It must be related to your area
of specialisation and should be something that interests you.
SYNOPSIS FORMAT
Working
Title
Purpose
Aim
Objectives
Hypothesis
(or key questions)
Outline
of methodology
Proposed
PROJECT SUBMISSION
Once the synopsis has been approved by AIMA-CME, the project to
be submitted should be along the following lines:
Title
Page
List
of Contents
List
of Tables
List
of Figures
Acknowledgements
Preface
Text
(Main body of Dissertation)
Appendices
Bibliography
It is important to note that the Project must NOT be a mere description
of an economic activity. It must address a well defined problem
and seek to establish causal relationships, preferably through statistical
analysis. The Project must seek to answer a specific question(s).
The dependent variables and independent variables must be clearly
specified and the relationship between dependent and independent
variables should be examined. The focus should be on ANALYSIS and
not description. Management concepts must invariably be used in
the analysis contained in the Project.
In case of provisional progression in Module –4, project report can be submitted.
PROJECT SUBMISSION DATE
Project report can be submitted any time within 18 months of beginning
of the module of which project work is a part of the course curriculum.
After that Re-registration would be required.
Only One copy of Project has to be submitted at AIMA with approved
copy of Synopsis and other details as per guidelines. Kindly ensure
that the student has retained one copy of Project Report with him/
her as well for reference purpose
CONTACT
Manager-Evaluation
evaluation@aima-
ind.org
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PRESENTATION OF WORK
(Applicable to assignments, project work and term-end exams)
The project topic is to be selected from the area of specialisation
e.g. a student of PGDM with specialisation in Marketing Management,
must have a major topic on Marketing only.
A student of Professional
Diploma in HRD, must do project work on any of the HR topics only.
Project and other work submitted to meet programme requirement need
to reflect standards appropriate to documentation provided
for business purposes as well as to meet standards relevant to an
academic document. There is obviously no sharp division between
these standards but the following may be useful comments.
Meeting business presentation standards will affect such things
as conciseness of language, layout and the orientation of the content
in ways suitable for business people.
Academic standards will be concerned with your ability to
substantiate your points of view and arguments with referenced and
researched material. This
should be cited in an appropriate manner.
Importantly, in assessing your work from an academic reference
position, the Academic Evaluator will be looking for your capacity
to locate your points of view within some sort of theoretical framework,
usually derived from the material presented in the different subject
areas. Photocopies of material used for reference can be attached.
It is expected that both standards will require you to demonstrate
sound and sensible reasoning with a capacity to identify a changed
situation or opportunity, analysis and diagnosis of such a situation,
making recommendations, and developing implementation plans.
The qualities discussed above are not necessarily indicated by the
quantity of information gathered but more by the careful selection
of relevant information and by an understanding of the basis for
selection of sufficiently relevant information. Nor is the presence
of the qualities necessarily indicated by the volume and length
of piece of work. In face, brevity and conciseness may be more important
and indicate clearer thinking.
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GRADE CLASSIFICATION AND POINT SYSTEM
The following grading system is followed :
| Grade |
Points |
| A+ |
4.33 |
| A |
4 |
| A- |
3.67 |
| B+ |
3.33 |
| B |
3 |
| B- |
2.67 |
| C+ |
2.33 |
| C |
2 |
| C- |
1.67 |
| F |
0.33 |
Students in all the programmes except PhD are required to maintain
a minimum grade point average of B- i.e. 2.67 to qualify in each
Module. For individual subjects, minimum qualifying grade would
be C- i.e. 1.67. For PhD, the minimum MGPA would be B i.e. 3.00
and for individual subjects, the minimum qualifying grade would
be C i.e. 2.00.
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GRADUATION
On successful completion of the programme you are entitled to attend
Convocation (held once a year in the first week of August) ceremony
where your Diplomas will be conferred.
Information on the same would be provided to you by the Controller
of Examinations, AIMA-CME.
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UNSATISFACTORY PERFORMANCE / MISCONDUCT
UNSATISFACTORY PERFORMANCE
To qualify an individual course (subject) of a programme the minimum
qualifying grade is C- (C in case of Ph.D Programme). But to qualify
a module (generally a set of five courses) the average of the overall
grades of all the courses of the module must be B- or above (B in
case of Ph.D Programme). Hence, any grade below B- reflects unsatisfactory
performance.
MISCONDUCT
Misconduct relates to any conduct that could be regarded by AIMA-CME
as prejudicial to the AIMA-CME or its members or is likely to bring
the AIMA-CME into disrepute. Misconduct could include, for example,
cheating, impersonating in examinations, or plagiarism, or the misuse
of confidential information for personal or organisational gain.
Misconduct can lead to your expulsion from the programme.
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