Among the mentioned programs PGDMM and PGDPM are comparatively newer and provide some really good courses for students with computer and IT backgrounds. If you want to take the GATE exam and get into NITIE through PGDIE then in the 2nd year of your course you will get a wide range of electives available. Here are some of the electives. 

• Advanced IT for Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering
• Business Process Integration and Management
• Computer Integrated Manufacturing
• Data Analysis and Decision Making
• Data Analytics
• Data Communications and Networking
• Data Mining for Business Intelligence
• Decision Support Systems and Expert Systems
• E commerce
• E customer Relationship Management
• ERP, etc. 

Most of the courses here are Computer sector-related and related to the programming and software side whereas some of them are related to the IT sector and mainly deal with the hardware side. 

But make a note that IE is not an M.Tech course. It is a management course. So, you will get placed in management roles post your degree. 

One of my friends studied at NICMAR. According to him, the scope of a project manager in any sector, unlike only in construction, can change or be in the same field later on in his career.

You get the overall view and conception of a project manager. It is majorly the course’s purpose.

Generally experienced people go for this course, but even if you are a fresher this course provides the same scope.

The course covers subjects like construction management at an advanced level, contracts management, quantity surveying, financial studies. They also teach many project management software like Microsoft Project, Primavera, Candy, etc.

Many top companies come every year to hire candidates with packages around 6-8 LPA. Therefore it is a good choice to study at NICMAR.

It's a subjective question and mostly depends on your profile. PGDMM would be advantageous, if you are a fresher, especially with a mechanical or manufacturing background. It is better in terms of securing a good profile, a good package (Avg. 12 LPA), and robust manufacturing domain command.

A few years of work experience would be preferable for the PGDPM course, but it is not required. It's a safe option to play for both freshmen and those with a little experience because it improves your profile, package, and adds the rich experience of a top MBA school - NITIE.

Yes, NITIE takes admission for PGDPM and PGDMM through GATE. In order to take admission, you need to follow the steps mentioned below. 

• At first, apply for admission by filling the application form
• Then based upon your GATE score and marks scored in 10+2 and engineering, you will be shortlisted for Group Discussion or Personal Interview which will be called in the ratio of 1:3 or 4 depending on their requirements. Here are the cutoff trends for 2021.

After going through all the above steps you will be shortlisted for admission based on your performance in Group Discussion or Personal Interview and GATE score also.

These courses were first inaugurated in the year 2014, and ever since then, students undeniably acquired satisfactory placement offers. 

• The seats in NITIE Mumbai depend upon which category you belong to.
• The current seat availability is about 304, considering each course. This is one reason why both the courses are equally good to pursue. 
• Both PGDPM and PGDMM offer better results in terms of placements.
• Talking about the scope, it is almost the same for both the courses. The opportunity either course will bring is similar and has less to no difference at all. 
• Both the subjects will allow students to sit for summer internships, as will be brought in by different firms. 
• Also it will permit all of them to sit for the final placements likewise.
• The average salary offered for PGDPM is 12-15 LPA while for PGDMM, it is 11-12 LPA

The only separate piece of information this has is that in PGDPM, students are preferred by recruiters if they come with a minimum work experience of about 2 to 3 years. 

One of my friends is studying at NITIE, and as per his insights, both the programs are excellent. The final choice depends upon the area of your interest. Consider the following points before making the final choice.

• PGDPM concentrates on teaching project management along with functional areas like Finance, HR, and others. It is a strategic level course that creates professionals for every sector or industry.
• PGDMM is a course focusing on the manufacturing and operational part of a business. It builds skilled professional that is well-equipped with the latest technologies.
• As per the past placement statistics, the average package for PGDPM is INR 11.5 LPA, and for PGDMM is INR 10.8 LPA.

Apart from the above points, detailed information about the two programs is available on the institute webpage. You can compare the programs and make your final choice. Overall, the scope of both programs is high.