CIPS Accredited Professional Diploma
in Public Procurement (PDPP)
Pathway to globally recognised
procurement qualification.
Accredited Programme Advancing towards
MCIPS Recognition Joint Certification
AIMA & World Bank
Why AIMA’s CIPS Accredited PDPP?
Globally recognized programme aligned with international procurement and supply management standards.
Programme Structure
Professional Diploma in Public Procurement is a 6-month blended programme structured as follows:
Mandatory Modules (Total no of Credits: 48)
- Introduction to Procurement and Public Procurement
- Public Procurement Framework in India
- Categories and Methods of Procurement
- Public Procurement Operations
- Contract Management and Closure
- Public Procurement and Good Governance
Physical workshop (Total no of Credits: 12)
- Face-to-face learning at AIMA, New Delhi.
- Apply learning through case studies and group activities.
- Gain insights into World Bank procurement systems.
- Network with peers and interact with industry experts.
- Meet CIPS officials through one-to-one interaction
Programme Specialization
Who Should Attend
- Government officials, PSU Professionals
- Project Managers, Procurement Professionals
- Contract Managers, Engineers
- Consultants, Infrastructure Leaders
- Private sector professionals seeking to excel in procurement and supply chain careers.
Free CIPS Membership
- Globally Recognised Professional Credential
- Access to Industry Knowledge and Insights
- Enhanced Career Development Opportunities
- Networking with Global Professionals
- Access to Training and Learning Resources
- Improved Employability and Career Prospects
Earn a Globally Recognised
Professional Diploma
At the end of the course, the participants will be awarded Professional Diploma in Public Procurement by AIMA, The World Bank and CIPS.
What are the entry requirements?
Applicants should hold a bachelor’s degree in any discipline from a recognised university. Preference will be given to candidates with at least two years of relevant professional experience in a business or organisational environment.
How will it be assessed?
Participants’ learning and understanding throughout the Diploma Programme will be assessed through modular assignments and examinations. The assessment for each module will be conducted in a Multiple-Choice Question (MCQ) format to evaluate participants’ knowledge, conceptual understanding and practical application of the topics covered. To meet the programme’s assessment criteria, participants must successfully complete the prescribed assignments and examinations, attend the physical workshop, and submit the project work.
Programme Fees
+ Applicable Taxes
PDPP + CIPS Level 4 Accredited Pathway
+ Applicable Taxes
PDPP (Offered by AIMA and Initiated by The World Bank)
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FAQs – CIPS Accredited Professional Diploma in Public Procurement (PDPP)
Assignments and examinations are conducted online on a module-wise basis, enabling participants to demonstrate their understanding progressively throughout the program.