Ans. Yes, the PGDM courses at GIM are full-time residential programmes, so students must stay in the hostel. Students can get a registration discount if they complete hostel registration early.

Ans. No, GIM does not provide reservations for Goan candidates. However, for final selection through group discussion and personal interview, the qualifying cutoff score is raised by 15 points for Goan candidates.

Ans. Working executives who have the required level of work experience can apply for the part-time PGDM course. Classes for this programme are held only on weekends.

Ans. The Achiever's round is a profile-based shortlisting process. GIM Goa uses self-reported achievements in areas such as academics, sports, co-curricular activities and professional experience for this round.

Ans. No, GAAT, or GIM Analytics Aptitude Test, is compulsory only for students applying to PGDM BDA and IDA. Other PGDM applicants do not have to take GAAT.

Ans. No, work experience is not compulsory for admission to any PGDM programme at GIM Goa. Still, it can help the applicant because work experience carries a 10% weightage in final selection.

Ans. For Achiever's and Elite round candidates, interview centres are in Bangalore, Goa, Kolkata, Mumbai and New Delhi. Regular-round candidates attend the interview or selection process online.

Ans. GIM Goa gives scholarships to PGDM students through the Academic Competence and Excellence Scholarship Scheme. Each scholarship is worth INR 5 lakhs. Only students admitted through the Achiever's round can receive these scholarships.