The Institute has been started by the Planman Consulting Group as an independent private institution. The Institute is neither affiliated to any University nor has sought de-jure recognition for its Academic Programmes from any statutory body. Hence, the Institute is an academically independent & self-financed autonomous body. Acceptance/Recognition (de-facto) of the Institute’s academic programme is indicated by the list of companies which have so far offered placement/Summer/Trimester projects to IIPM students. The Institute is known for its unique programmes in Planning and Entrepreneurship and the placements its students get and the kind of research work it does, is the tremendous market recognition that IIPM International is proud of.

IIPM International conducts its own programme in Planning& Entrepreneurship (a non professional course). Because of inclusion of subjects related to National Economic Planning / International Planning and our effort to integrate them with various functions of an entrepreneur (who has to lead a team of executives specialized in diverse fields), our two-year programme’s de-jure recognition as equivalent to any degree is superfluous for any judgement on academic standing of the Institute. Students, who are concerned about statutory recognition, need not apply for the programme. The Institute reserves the right to emphasise this difference in approach and maintain its academic independence.

The Institute reserves the right to change the requirement for admission, graduation, content of courses, fees charged or to make any other suitable modification should these be deemed necessary in the interest of the Institute. All disputes are to be settled in Delhi Courts only.

The Institute also reserves the right to drop any programme on account of administrative and other constraints. If a course is dropped before commencement of the programme, students will be refunded all fees paid by them. If a course is dropped in the middle of the programme due to circumstances beyond the control of the Institute, students will be refunded (afterone year) fees paid in advance for the remaining part of the programme. If a course is however, dropped in the middle of the programme due to students’ agitation, etc. fees paid by the students will not be refunded.

The Institute will, however, try to help innocent students to complete interrelated courses (equivalent to at least 66 credits) through correspondence material (and, if possible, through occasional contact programmes) in order to avoid disturbance of academic atmosphere by unwanted elements. Any concession achieved from the management under coercion will not be regarded as binding on the Institute.