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What are the reviews about the course M.A. in Society and Culture from IIT Gandhinagar?

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Sonia Mehra Posted On : February 26th, 2021
B.Tech. Mechanical Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology, Gandhinagar (2015)

IIT Gandhinagar is a premier engineering institute even after that it has tried to contribute its fullest efficiency to the department of arts & humanities. The MA Program in Society and culture is one such example of it. The major highlights of the course are mentioned below:

  • It is an interdisciplinary and flexible course. It provides great insight into the cultural codes in the context of nations & societies.
  • You will develop a good skill base for doctoral studies, policy work, consultancy and it opens up a wide range of careers.
  • Students are given the freedom to touch subjects like Political Science, Communication, Neuroscience, and Psychology.
  • The course is provided as a blend so that a reasonable amount of freedom to follow their choice.

The three constituents of course are :

  1. Literature & Society- To help understand the creativeness of languages across the society in sync with different caste, class, print, and digital cultures.
  2. History & Politics- This is an aim to understand Indian Politics from a deep end in order to reach its foundation.
  3. Public policy & Human Development- It is a methodological approach to look into development by applying social research.

The course is quite theory intensive and the institute believes in providing continuous assessment through evaluations, discussions, cross-questioning, and guest lectures. The course structure is systematic and hence a positive review is a must for the college.

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What is your review of Xavier School of Management (XLRI)?

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Gaurav Kumar Posted On : May 17th, 2021
Studied Business Management at Xavier School of Management (2018)

XLRI comes with its own unique culture as suggested by my brother. Unlike other institutes that are surrounded by annual rankings and business publications like the IIMs whereas XLRI is not like this.

  • The college has a small batch size as compared to the larger ones offered by other institutes. 
  • If you are looking for a sprawling campus, XLRI does not have one. But, students tend to mix better and end up knowing quite a few people from senior and junior batches.
  • The alumni society here is very involved and active as compared to other B – schools. 
  • There are also multiple parties that will help you boost your social life if you are into that.
  • XLRI will offer you a mix of study, exposure, and practice like premier B-Schools like IIM A, B, C.

Overall, the college will give you a sense of completeness as a family and everyone is ready to help if you ever need any. Of course, you are also expected to help them back in the future.

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Can someone give an honest review about MBA from Welingkar, Mumbai, and PUMBA? Keeping in mind that I have a below-average profile until now and had a year drop in my graduation.

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Sanjana Shah Posted On : June 24th, 2021
PGDM from Welingkar Institute of Management Development and Research (2017)

Having friends in both the institutes, I might be able to help you with the question. Welingkar, Mumbai, and PUMBA are two opposite colleges, and comparing them is the same as comparing the North and South directions.

  • Welingkar has a cut-off of 99 for MMS and in the course of PGDM, the cutoff is above 70 percentile which should be scored in CET.
  • If scored above 70 percentile, a person would be called for GD and PI.
  • On the other hand, PUMBA in CET has a quite good cut-off ranging from about 94-95 percentile.
  • The campus is quite good also as it offers the whole Pune University Campus to sit and have fun in.
  • Along with the cut-off and campus, It's also better in terms of ROI.

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Welingkar, Mumbai

PUMBA

Course Fee

6.8 - 11.04 lakh

1.33 lakh

Highest CTC

18 LPA

10 LPA

Average CTC

6 LPA

6 LPA

Recruiting Companies

Deloitte, Wipro, Accenture, HCL, etc.

ZS Associates, Infosys, HP, HCL, etc.

A year drop will not be a problem. Assuming these pros and cons, decide the University that best suits you.

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What is your opinion on the IIM Calcutta PGPEX course?

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Shreya Sinha Posted On : December 1st, 2022
Studied at National Institute of Technology, Jamshedpur

According to the Financial Times MBA ranking, the one-year PGPEX MBA programme is among the top ones worldwide. This programme is ideal for middle managers with at least 5 years of experience who want to advance their careers as business leaders.

The programme, which has the distinction of being one of the best MBA programmes in the country, not only transforms your worldview but also prepares you to be a responsible leader. This MBA programme is ranked among the top ten in the world for career advancement and one of the best in terms of return on investment.

However, only a small number of candidates are admitted to the class. To be selected, candidates must have a high GMAT, strong academic records, and a successful career history. People in the PGPEX class have worked in various parts of the world and in various domains. It is not surprising if your class project team includes a doctor, an army captain, an entrepreneur, and a bureaucrat. In the classroom, diversity is essential. Prospects for post-program employment are also promising.

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What are the pros and cons of doing an MBA from FMS Delhi University?

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Sagardeep Posted On : January 10th, 2023
Studied at Faculty of Management Studies, University of Delhi

There's no point in going over the usual benefits like placements, good professors, university infrastructure and fees, and so on. However, it is critical to consider some genuine and neutral arguments in favor of IIMs (at least in Ahmedabad, Bangalore, and Calcutta).

  • When making decisions, many B-school aspirants mention ROI. The wealth maximization theory provides the NPV method, which is superior to the rate of return theory. Your future cash flows are indeed influenced by your B-school, and the difference is usually large enough to outweigh the outflow in year zero.
  • An important question to ask yourself is, "Are you doing an MBA to save money or to add value?" If the latter is your answer, you should be prepared to pay a reasonable price for it.
  • There's a reason people like the IIM label. It still carries some clout in the market. In terms of B-school brand value, an IIM has a faster growth rate. As a result, there is a chance that FMS will lose to IIM IKS in the next 10-15 years.
  • Having a subsidized university education comes with its own set of costs. Placements are completely student-led. There is no credit system, which makes student exchange difficult. For FMS, the semester system is the norm, which has its own drawbacks.
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What is your review of National Institute of Technology, Raipur?

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Aditya Mishra Posted On : September 8th, 2023
B.Tech from National Institute of Technology, Raipur

As an alumnus of NIT Raipur, here are my views on this institution-

  • Faculty- The faculty lags behind in terms of NIT standards. It is slightly above average. This is because their teaching method is not very engaging. That being said, the teachers are helpful. They will advise you to engage in extracurriculars as well.
  • Student Interaction- The senior-junior interaction is good. 

Despite IIT Raipur and AIIMS Raipur being in close proximity, interaction and

idea-sharing with them is negligible.

  • Industry Connect- It has a good industry connection for some core branches like mining, metallurgy, and civil.
  • Campus Life- The campus life isn’t good. But eventually, you’ll learn to cope with things and enjoy yourself. You’ll learn a lot during your degree from this campus. 
  • Infrastructure- There is a lot of room for improvement in the infrastructure of this college.
  • Placement- Placement records are decent. Last year an average package of INR 10.1 LPA was recorded by the college. A total of 738 offers were made by 101 companies. Some of the companies that visit the campus for placements include- Infoedge, Siemens, Adobe, Barclays, Capgemini, FIAT, Reliance, TATA, SapientNitro, Oracle, Amazon, Samsung, JP Morgan Chase, Cognizant and Wipro. 

Overall, I would say that NIT Raipur is a bit lacking in many respects. However, you’ll get a good chance to rise over here because of low competition.

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What is your review of Heritage Institute of Technology in terms of hostels, campus life, and placements?

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Divakar Sharma Posted On : September 27th, 2021
B.Tech Chemical Engineering,Heritage Institute of Technology,Kolkata (2016)

Heritage Institute of Technology is the best private college in Kolkata with good campus life. A senior of mine is an alumnus of the college and he always speaks about its infrastructure, placements, and campus facilities.

  • Location: - It is located near the prime market of Kolkata making it well connected to communication services.
  • Fees: - The fess has been increased slightly but if admission is granted you’re are eligible to apply for a study loan
  • Labs: - All the facilities and the technologies in the lab are up to date and well equipped for ease of handling by the students.
  • Professors: - all the professors are highly experienced, some with a Ph.D. degree, and they are well known and acknowledged in society.
  • Library: - Fully stacked with books, articles, research papers and has access to many foreign libraries accessing outside files.

Placements:

Categories Heritage Institute of Technology
Course Fee 4.04 lakhs
Placement Percentage 80%
Highest CTC 22-24 LPA
Average CTC 10-12 LPA
Recruiting Companies TCS, Wipro, Infosys, Capgemini, etc.

The campus has a huge ground and it also has a large pond. It has a very well-maintained infrastructure. They also provide students with all the necessary facilities. The canteen serves very well but it is really expensive. But overall it is manageable for students.

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What is your review of S. P. Jain Institute of Management and Research (SPJIMR)?

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Ishan Anaokar Posted On : March 6th, 2023
Studied at S. P. Jain Institute of Management and Research (SPJIMR)

SP Jain is a very good institution of Management yet it lacks the necessary popularity. It is not hyped like the IIMs but this does not mean it is any less than the top B Schools. In fact, there are many aspects that distinguish it from others in the family. The primary points of distinction are

  • It has completely different criteria for admission wherein emphasis is given not only to grades but also to the individual’s personality. This is assessed by the firms the students submit answering various questions asked by the college.
  • The batch is extremely vibrant and diverse comprising engineers, commerce graduates, and art graduates
  • They give considerable weightage to work experience which is often ignored by other B Schools
  • It has many international student exchange programs which open doors to new learning experiences and opportunities 
  • It stresses on value-based education. This means grades are important but not to the point that a student is merely surviving to score high and learns nothing.
  • The faculty is extremely capable with a necessary mix of professors with theoretical and industry experts.

So SP Jain offers many areas of development and helps you grow as a human.

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Is an MBA from JBIMS better than SP Jain from a placement point of view?

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Anubhuti Shekhar Posted On : February 28th, 2023
M.M.S. from Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies (Graduated 2014)

From the point of view of batch strength, JBIMS has a smaller batch size of 120 students, while SP Jain has a larger batch size of 300 students. The list of companies visiting both campuses is similar, but due to the smaller batch size at JBIMS, the options available per student are higher, resulting in better placement opportunities.

In terms of cost, JBIMS has a lower fee structure of approximately 1 lakh per year, while the fees at SP Jain can reach 10 lakhs per year when including all expenses. This results in a higher return on investment for JBIMS.

In terms of the quality of education, both colleges are equally good, but it is important not to only consider the quality of education when making a decision. Networking opportunities should also be taken into consideration, and JBIMS offers strong networking opportunities due to its strong alumni base.

In conclusion, both colleges offer great placement opportunities and it is up to personal preference and individual circumstances to determine the best option.

JBIMS saw a significant increase in average salary in 2022, rising over 20% to INR 27.63 LPA. The median CTC was INR 26.48 LPA, and the highest salary offered was INR 42 LPA. Consulting firms were a major presence during the placement drive, with companies such as Deloitte, EY, PwC, Accenture, Infosys, and KPMG among the top recruiters.

During the SPJIMR Placements 2022 Report, 75 recruiters visited the campus, with top companies including Accenture, Aditya Birla Capital, Amazon, and American Express. PGDM students received 123 PPOs/PPIs, with the highest salary offered at INR 53.16 LPA and an average salary of INR 32.06 LPA.

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Should I join CGC Landran? I am very confused, I desperately need reviews from students already studying there.

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Shiksha Banshal Posted On : September 16th, 2022
Studied at Chandigarh Engineering College

CGC Landran is a reputed technological institute with an impressive placement record. It is especially good for Computer Science. If you are skilled and have a decent academic record, you can get good placement opportunities through the campus drive. CGC Landran placements highlights show the highest CTC offered is around INR 40 LPA. 

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