International Management Institute, New Delhi

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International Management Institute, New Delhi (IMI Delhi) is a private business school in New Delhi, India. It was established in 1981 as India’s first corporate‑sponsored management institute. The RPG Group sponsors the institute and Sanjiv Goenka serves as chairman, with Sonu Goyal as the dean. The campus is urban and the college holds affiliations with AMBA, AACSB, AICTE and NBA.

IMI Delhi began with a collaboration with International Management Institute, Geneva (now IMD, Lausanne). In 1984 it launched the 52‑week Executive MBA program, now known as the Executive Post Graduate Diploma in Management (EPGDM). In 1993, it started a two‑year full‑time PGDM program approved by AICTE. Later additions include PGDM‑HRM (2006) and PGDM‑B&FS (2014), along with a Fellow Program in Management. The institute is accredited by AMBA, AACSB, NBA and AICTE.

Rankings place IMI Delhi at 26 among management schools in India in 2021 (NIRF) and 9th among private MBA institutions in Outlook India's 2020 list. It offers several PGDM programs, including HRM and Banking & Financial Services. IMI is part of the SANEI and Global Development Network networks, and publishes the Global Business Review (about 12,900 copies circulated) and an Emerging Economy Studies journal with Sage.

Campus facilities include a central amphitheatre, the Williamson Magor Library with around 22,000 volumes and more than 5,256 periodical titles, plus extensive online databases. The campus has 400+ Wi‑Fi computers, two computer labs, the Tata Chemicals Computer Centre, BOC Auditorium and RPG Auditorium. Admissions are through CAT or XAT, with GMAT for foreign and non‑resident Indian applicants, and selection also considers academics, extempore speaking, psychometric testing, essays and personal interviews.