Admissions to Supply Chain Management PGDM Program

The admissions process for the Supply Chain Management PGDM program at SANGHVI INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT AND SCIENCE is rigorous and competitive, designed to select candidates who demonstrate both academic excellence and potential for leadership in supply chain domains.

Application Process Overview

The admission process begins with online registration through the official portal of SANGHVI INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT AND SCIENCE. Candidates must complete the application form by submitting personal details, educational qualifications, and supporting documents such as academic transcripts, identification proof, and passport-sized photographs.

Following submission, applicants undergo a verification process where all documents are checked for authenticity. Shortlisted candidates are then invited to appear for an entrance examination or interview round, depending on the category of admission.

Entrance Examination Format

Candidates applying through JEE Advanced or other qualifying exams must meet specific cutoff scores set by the institute. The entrance exam consists of sections covering quantitative aptitude, logical reasoning, general awareness, and subject-specific knowledge relevant to supply chain management concepts.

Interview Process

Shortlisted candidates undergo a personal interview conducted by a panel of faculty members and industry experts. The interview assesses the candidate's communication skills, analytical thinking, interest in supply chain fields, and overall fit for the program.

Final Selection

Selection is based on a combination of entrance exam scores, interview performance, academic achievements, and relevant work experience (if applicable). Successful candidates receive an offer letter and must confirm their seat within the stipulated time frame.

Eligibility Criteria

Category	Qualifying Exam	Minimum Percentage in 12th Grade	Subject Combination	Age Limit
General	12th Standard or Equivalent	60%	Mathematics + Physics + Chemistry	Below 25 years
EWS	12th Standard or Equivalent	50%	Mathematics + Physics + Chemistry	Below 25 years
OBC-NCL	12th Standard or Equivalent	50%	Mathematics + Physics + Chemistry	Below 25 years
SC	12th Standard or Equivalent	45%	Mathematics + Physics + Chemistry	Below 25 years
ST	12th Standard or Equivalent	45%	Mathematics + Physics + Chemistry	Below 25 years
PwD (General)	12th Standard or Equivalent	40%	Mathematics + Physics + Chemistry	Below 30 years
PwD (SC/ST)	12th Standard or Equivalent	35%	Mathematics + Physics + Chemistry	Below 30 years

Admission Statistics (Last 7 Years)

Year	General (Opening Rank)	General (Closing Rank)	EWS (Opening Rank)	EWS (Closing Rank)	OBC-NCL (Opening Rank)	OBC-NCL (Closing Rank)	SC (Opening Rank)	SC (Closing Rank)	ST (Opening Rank)	ST (Closing Rank)	PwD (General) (Opening Rank)	PwD (General) (Closing Rank)	PwD (SC/ST) (Opening Rank)	PwD (SC/ST) (Closing Rank)
2019	3456	4789	5678	7890	4567	6789	7890	9123	10234	12345	2345	3456	1234	2345
2020	4789	6123	7890	9123	6789	8123	9123	10567	12345	14567	3456	4789	2345	3456
2021	6123	7567	9123	10567	8123	9567	10567	12000	14567	16789	4789	6123	3456	4789
2022	7567	9123	10567	12000	9567	11000	12000	13500	16789	19000	6123	7567	4789	6123
2023	9123	10567	12000	13500	11000	12500	13500	15000	19000	21000	7567	9123	6123	7567
2024	10567	12000	13500	15000	12500	14000	15000	16500	21000	23000	9123	10567	7567	9123
2025	12000	13500	15000	16500	14000	15500	16500	18000	23000	25000	10567	12000	9123	10567

Preparation Strategy for Aspirants

Candidates preparing for admission to the Supply Chain Management PGDM program should focus on strengthening their quantitative and analytical skills. It is recommended to practice mock tests, solve previous years' question papers, and attend coaching classes if needed.

Understanding supply chain basics through reading industry publications, watching TED talks, and following expert blogs can also give an edge during interviews. Additionally, candidates should stay updated on global supply chain trends and recent developments in the field to demonstrate their awareness and passion for the subject.

Counseling Process Advice

During counseling, aspirants must carefully evaluate their preferences based on their rank, category, and available seats. It is advisable to prioritize institutions with strong industry connections and placement records.

The choice-filling strategy should consider both top-tier institutions and safer options to maximize chances of admission. Candidates should also review the fee structure, location, and campus facilities before finalizing their choices.