NIFM

The Institute The National Institute of Financial Management (NIFM) was set up in 1993 on the basis of a proposal made by Ministry of Finance, which was approved by the Union Cabinet. The Union Cabinet envisaged that NIFM would begin as a training institution for officers recruited by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) through the annual Civil Service Examinations and allocated to the various services responsible for manning senior and top management posts dealing with accounts and finance in the Government of India.

Director's Message "It has been our continuous endeavor to improve our performance so that the Institute serves its purpose more effectively. For this, it requires, among other things, to create and develop new knowledge in its domain to make training and education increasingly relevant for the changing requirements. There is sufficient evidence to believe that education and research strengthen each other in a virtuous manner. I wish all the participants and other stakeholders all the very best. Let it be my privilege to welcome you to the world of NIFM."

Faculties NIFM faculty have studied and worked in the best of institutions within India and around the world. Their involvement with public and private organizations internationally allows them to bring relevant management issues into the classroom and in their research. This creates an exceptional environment for developing a range of programmes that can build sound theory for analyzing complex financial management issues.

Management Development Programmes (MDP) The Institute conducts large number of short duration courses (Management Development Programmes) in the areas of Public Expenditure Management, Budgeting, Public Financial Administration, Financial Management, Accounting, Internal Audit, Procurement, IT, HR, etc. All the MDPs whether open or sponsored are generally residential Programmes.

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