Frequently Asked Questions for EDPM
You will get a PhD upon successful completion of EDPM.
As part of the coursework, you are required to be present on campus. The coursework comprises four modules. For each module, you will be required to be on campus for a duration of 6–8 days, likely to be scheduled in July 2026, November 2026, February 2027, and June 2027
Coursework will be a judicious mix of imparting this course both on offline and online mode.
Actual duration of the programme is four years. In case candidate is not able to complete the programme in four years, they can be given two extensions of 6 months each depending upon their thesis progress report and another two extension of 6 months each by Director again depending upon their thesis progress report. However, these extension(s) will be subject to payment of continuation fee also.
For applying to this programme candidates require a standard test score, from any one of the acceptable tests like CAT, GMAT, GRE, JRF, GATE mentioned against the area you are applying. In case of non-availability of any of this standard test score you may apply for Research Aptitude Test which will likely be conducted by the Institute on Saturday, April 18, 2026
Yes, you can apply for the maximum two area.
The last date of submission of online application is 14th March 2026.