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Placement Process at Asia Pacific Institute of Management

Empowering students with career opportunities through structured training and industry partnerships.

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Overview of the
Placement Process

The placement process is designed to bridge
academic excellence with real-world opportunities. Through structured training, career counseling, and strong industry partnerships, students gain the skills, confidence, and exposure needed to secure rewarding roles and build successful careers in leading organizations across diverse sectors.
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Our Mission
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Our mission is to empower Asia Pacific Institute of Management students with guidance and opportunities for successful careers.

By Asia Pacific Institute
of Management

Our placement objective for every students.

Our placement objective for every student is to provide guidance, training, and opportunities that help them achieve successful and rewarding career growth.

  • Expert Career Guidance

    Personalized counseling by faculty and professionals ensures focused career development.

  • Personality Development Program

    Structured sessions enhance confidence, communication, and interview skills for success.

  • Alumni Mentorship Network

    Experienced alumni mentor students, sharing insights and real corporate experiences.

  • Strong Industry Connect

    Placement team collaborates with recruiters, coordinating campus visits and opportunities.

  • Corporate Information Access

    Students receive updated company insights through brochures, pamphlets, and resources.

  • Practical Learning Exposure

    Workshops, projects, and events provide real-world experience and professional adaptability.

Empowering Futures

The Journey Toward Excellence – Asia
Pacific Institute of Management

The Asia Pacific Institute of Management is committed to fostering excellence, leadership, and innovation through quality education, research, and professional development.

  • 01

    Pre-Placement Talk (PPT)

    The placement program starts in October every year, with the academic calendar and mutual convenience with recruiters.

    It is an opportunity for the corporate world to interact and hire future employees for internships and permanent openings. Industry makes presentations in which students’ concerns, like job description, remuneration package, scope for growth, and cross-functional exposure, are addressed.

  • 02

    Written Aptitude Tests (WAT)

    As part of the selection procedure, many organizations conduct written tests. The companies conduct these tests during their visit to the campus for pre-placement talks.

    Written Aptitude Tests (WAT) evaluate candidates’ analytical, verbal, and logical abilities, helping organizations identify suitable talent during campus recruitment and pre-placement processes.

  • 03

    Personal Interview Training

    Personal Interview Training builds confidence and refines communication, body language, and presentation skills through mock interviews and feedback, helping students present themselves effectively and professionally.

    This training familiarizes candidates with interview dynamics, common questions, and response strategies, building confidence, professionalism, and composure to excel in real campus placement interviews.

  • 04

    Making the Right Choice – Counselling

    Counselling helps students make informed academic and career decisions by understanding their strengths, interests, and goals. It provides guidance in choosing suitable career paths and aligning personal aspirations with professional opportunities.

    Through one-on-one sessions and expert advice, counselling supports students in overcoming confusion, building confidence, and setting clear, achievable objectives for a successful future.

Summer internship
assistance.

Summer Training of 10 weeks is a usually paid summer project, which constitutes an integral part of the PGDM Curriculum and is known for its relevance in Management education and its application. The Centre for Corporate Relations facilitates locating suitable projects in different organizations. The companies discuss with the Institute faculty and CRC Team about the projects they would like to engage the students for training. The student carefully picks up the projects and accepts the first offer they get. As a part of the project, students are required to submit a report. The presentation made by them for the organization forms the basis for the evaluation of the Summer Project.

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