Equipping leaders of churches & non-profit organisations with foundational management skills through Kingdom-centred, biblically-grounded education.
About the Programme
CIM, Chennai, is a national organisation imparting management education, training, and organisational development services relevant to NPOs, education, healthcare, and business organisations. CIM has been offering management courses since 2004. The PG Diploma in NPO Management aims to equip leaders with foundational management skills.
MLCU, Shillong, is a state private university established in 2005 by an Act of the Meghalaya State Legislature and approved by UGC, with the Governor of Meghalaya as Visitor. The University offers programmes across Arts, Science, and Commerce. The PG Diploma in NPO Management programme is under the university’s institutional accreditation; the degree is fully recognised under the university’s state charter.
Note: Successful graduates may apply for lateral entry into the second year of the MBA with Specialisation in NPO Management, subject to MLCU’s eligibility criteria and approval.
Get the full 2026 Handbook for the PG Diploma in NPO Management — including detailed course descriptions, admission requirements, and programme policies.
Programme Calendar
End of PG Diploma in NPO Management — 40 Credits total. Graduates who wish to continue may progress to the MBA with specialisation in NPO Management programme.
Fee Structure
Registration Deadline: The last date to register for the 2026–2027 cohort is 9 September 2026.
Application Fee: A non-refundable application fee of ₹300 is payable at the time of submitting your application.
Assignments & Evaluation
| Component | Marks |
|---|---|
| Attendance (2 marks/chapter) | 20 |
| Pre-Session Assignments (200–300 words) | 50 |
| Post-Session Assignments (300–400 words) | 60 |
| Post-Session Quizzes (6 MCQs) | 30 |
| Student Presentation (8 minutes) | 40 |
| Journaling (3D Approach) | — |
| Total | 200 |
Resources are provided to spark curiosity before each lecture. Students answer a guided question (200–300 words) to prepare for the upcoming session.
An application-oriented question (300–400 words) to demonstrate practical understanding of the topic covered.
Six multiple-choice questions per chapter to reinforce key concepts and check comprehension.
Weekly journal entries using Actions (who/what/where/when), Disclosures (the critical why), and Decisions (how learning shapes future action).
An 8-minute live presentation of the Course Paper. Graded on content, relevance, presentation skill, and timing by faculty and peers (20 marks per presentation).
Course Outlines
Note: Course titles and content are subject to minor changes.
Join the 2026–2027 cohort and take the next step in your leadership journey. Applications are reviewed and shortlisted candidates are notified by email.