DELHI SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

Delhi School of Management (DSM) is a public business school functioning under Delhi Technological University (DTU), formerly Delhi College of Engineering, in India. It was established in August 2009 when DCE was upgraded to a state university and renamed DTU under Act 6 of 2009 by the Government of NCT of Delhi. Prof. P.B. Sharma, then dean of DCE, became DTU's first vice-chancellor, and MBA was introduced as a new programme at that time. DSM offers two-year normal and executive MBA programs as well as Ph.D. degrees, with specializations in Knowledge and Technology Management, Finance, Human Resource Management, Marketing, Supply Chain Management, and Information Technology Management, across 107 seats. Admission requires a minimum of 60% marks in relevant undergraduate or master's degrees, along with CAT scores, followed by interviews and group discussions. The school is located on DTU's campus at Bawana Road, established under the Mechanical Department, and the campus includes a library, computer center, sports complex, and hostels. The MBA curriculum spans four semesters, including core papers, specializations, and a mandatory summer training of 8–10 weeks with a business organization.