Guru Nanak Institute of Management, Mullana

The Guru Nanak Institute of Management was established in the year 2008, and it is affiliated to Ambala, Haryana. The institute, in its 1-acre campus, provides management education to students. It stands with the approval of AICTE. The total enrolment within the institute is 197, with a faculty strength of 12 caring for a focused learning environment.

The Guru Nanak Institute of Management also prides itself of quite a few modern facilities, which help students in their academic and personal growth. Air-cooled hostels are separate for boys and girls, each well-furnished with recreation rooms, Wi-Fi connectivity, solar-based water heating, among other state-of-the-art facilities.

The library is well furnished, state of the art, totally digital, and environmentally friendly with many books and journals. It is Wi-Fi enabled and fully air-conditioned. The IT infrastructure includes a computer center with 150 nodes supported by a dedicated 2 Mbps leased line for Internet access.

The students are free to use the latest gymnasium and sports facilities for indoor as well as outdoor games to keep them physically fit. The Guru Nanak Institute of Management has two courses , BBA and MBA . Both these courses follow a comprehensive management education that aims to prepare students for lively business world.

Course Name Total Number of Seats BBA 120 MBA 90 The admission procedure in Guru Nanak Institute of Management combines centralized counseling and institute level admissions. Guru Nanak Institute of Management offers 75% of the total seat for the MBA course through Online Centralized Counseling organized by Haryana State Counseling Society, Panchkula.

Admission is done based on the score of a candidate in the Management Aptitude Test. The institute fills up the remaining 25% of seats and other vacant seats left by the centralised counseling based on the candidate's MAT score or marks obtained in the qualifying examination.

In the same way, for the BBA course, the admission shall also be on the same lines, and entrance examination scores or marks in the qualifying examination may be taken into consideration by the institute for 25% admissions.