IIM Mumbai and IIT Bombay Launch New UG Programme in Digital Science and Business Management
- Layana Mary
- Apr 13
- 2 min read
In a major development for higher education in India, Indian Institute of Management Mumbai has announced the launch of its first-ever undergraduate programme in collaboration with Indian Institute of Technology Bombay.
The new four-year undergraduate course in Digital Science and Business Management is set to begin this academic year and aims to prepare students for leadership roles in technology-driven industries.
Course Highlights
The programme brings together advanced technologies such as:
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Machine Learning (ML)
Data Science
Internet of Things (IoT)
Robotics
These subjects will be integrated with core business disciplines like:
Marketing
Finance
Operations
Manufacturing
Business Management
This makes the programme ideal for students who want careers at the intersection of technology and business leadership.
Seats and Admission Process
The institute has announced an intake of 70 seats for the first batch.
Admissions will be based on:
JEE Main score
Personal interview round
This selection process makes it one of the most unique undergraduate management programmes in India.
Course Fees
According to the official announcement, the annual fee for the programme is expected to be around:
₹6 lakh to ₹7 lakh per year
Placement Support
A major highlight of the programme is the institute’s statement regarding placement opportunities.
IIM Mumbai has said that it will handle the business management component with a 100% placement guarantee, while IIT Bombay and industry experts will focus on the technical aspects.
This could make the course highly attractive for students seeking strong career outcomes after Class 12.
MBA Option After Third Year
Another important feature is the flexibility offered to students.
Those in the third year will have the option to pursue an MBA in just one additional year after completing the bachelor’s programme, aligning with the vision of the National Education Policy (NEP).
Why This Programme Matters
This launch marks a major step in India’s higher education ecosystem as premier institutes like IIM Mumbai and IIT Bombay move toward interdisciplinary undergraduate education.
The programme is expected to create future-ready graduates who can thrive in industries driven by AI, analytics, and digital transformation.
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