Galgotias University offers a two-year MBA program in around 10 specializations. Some of these are
Apart from this, MBA in Financial Management is also offered by the university. Galgotias University accepts national-level entrance exams but those who have not qualified for any of the exams can get merit-based admission.
Eligibility
For MBA: GUMAT with 50% aggregate marks in Graduation OR Minimum 50% marks in graduation with a minimum 55%ile or 440 scores in MAT or 50%ile in CAT/GMAT/CMAT/NMAT
For Financial Management: Bachelor's degree with at least 60% aggregate or graduation with a minimum of 50% aggregate along with 55 percentile or 440 scores in MAT or 50 percentile in CAT/ CMAT/ GMAT/ NMAT
Application Procedure
The application form can be filled out online after paying an application fee of INR 1,100. Here is the detailed process for an application that will guide you
Admission Process
Lastly, pay the MBA program fees and confirm your admission to the university.
Both the options you mentioned, IMI Delhi PGDM and IMT G Finance are good in their own individual aspects. So you should rather be asking which is better for you. Now this depends on what you really want from your PGDM. By choosing PGDM Finance you will limit yourself only to the Finance sector, whereas a PGDM core will give you a chance to explore various domains before selecting your specialization. The former is a good option if you are certain about your interest in Finance and want to excel in that sector no matter what while the latter is good if you are open to all options.
Talking about IMI Delhi in general, the B School offers an abundance of opportunities through student bodies and other student driven activities. Moreover the additional locational advantage is what makes it a fairly good option. The batch size is also not too big and thus balances the student teacher ratio.
Placements are pretty decent at IMI Delhi. The IMI Delhi average package (overall) offered during 2023 placements was INR 17.01 LPA. For PGDM, PGDM (B&FS), and PGDM (HR) the average package stood at INR 17.20 LPA, INR 16.48 LPA, and INR 15.58 LPA, respectively.
The primary highlight of the B School is its student exchange program wherein students from foreign universities join the B School for a fixed period while students from IMI Delhi visit a foreign university in exchange.
All these factors make IMI Delhi a very good choice in comparison to IMT G.
Life gets quite boring after pursuing MBA from the Department of Management Sciences, Pune. One of my friends studied at the Department of Management Sciences, Pune, and I will state some facts about how graduating from PUMBA looks like.
After graduating from PUMBA you will miss all those days of fun that you have spent there. Late-night birthday parties, gossip with friends, you will surely gonna miss all those.
Therefore, if you are thinking of joining the PUMBA, then go ahead with it. Life in college, as well as life after that, will be good.
PSIT Kanpur is ranked 39th among the top private engineering colleges by The Times of India. They provide both undergraduate and postgraduate courses. It is affiliated to AKTU, Lucknow CSJM University Kanpur. MBA students are offered technical training on MS Office suite and SPSS. The MBA course has an intake of 60 students.
The placement scenario in PSIT Kanpur for MBA graduates is really good. There is a 100% placement record. More than 250 recruiters visit the institute every year during its placement programs.
The table given below shows the overall placement statistics of MBA at PSIT Kanpur:
Categories |
PSIT Kanpur |
Companies Participated |
250+ |
Placement Percentage |
100% |
Highest CTC |
26 LPA |
Average CTC |
3.5 LPA |
The top recruiters for the MBA course included Parle, Aditya Birla, Godrej, McKinsey, Boston Consulting Group, Morgan Stanley, Walt Disney, Pepsico, Nestle, Reliance, and many more.
In the 2019-2020 placement program more than 250 companies participated and 1480 offers were made. Infosys made the highest number of placement offers of 382. Followed by Capgemini with 226 and TCS with 219. More than 17000 alumni are placed in reputed global organizations.
he PGCIM program, started in association with the Center of Indo-European Business Studies, co-financed by the European Union Commission - The ESB Reutlingen Track, has evolved over time with the addition of partner colleges from more countries. The program is more focused on International Management / General Management, whereas PGDM is the traditional MBA program offered by SP Jain Institute where you specialize in one of the following: Finance, Operations, Marketing, or Information Management.
If you choose PGDM, you will learn more about managing the finances, operations, marketing, and IT for a company. In contrast, GMP teaches you how to handle Business Operations of a company in an international setting, which requires you to learn subjects like International Business Law, International Trade and Finance, and International Economics. These subjects talk about how laws in different countries vary and what needs to be taken care of when doing business with a company from a particular country. In addition, subjects like Entrepreneurship and Management Consulting teach you about the factors that nurture a culture of Entrepreneurship at a country level and the art of facilitation for solving business problems.
One significant difference between the two programs is that in PGDM, you make a vast personal network of professionals in India. However, in GMP, you make a vast personal network of professionals across the globe, which is essential for International Business. Your extended network is bigger than you imagine in various ways, such as making a network with the students in the country you go to and your classmates who are your extended network in other countries. If you go to ESB Reutlingen, your primary network is going to be very diverse as Reutlingen University is the most international university in Germany.
An MTech from IIT Bombay and an MBA from IIM Bangalore are two very different options. While one focuses on technological aspects the other focuses on managerial aspects. So before even dwelling on the worth of the courses individually you should self-analyze your inclinations and choose one path you are sure about.
Jot down your short and long-term goals. What exactly are you willing to do in your life apart from earning money? Are you more inclined to the corporate world or are the technical elements that attract you more? Having clarity of goals and understanding of what you want from your life is the primary determining factor for choosing your college as well as course.
Objectively, both courses offer a plethora of job prospects and you will gain a lot by choosing any of the two. But making a wise decision here is most important. Choosing an MBA just because it has good career prospects despite having an interest in technology is deluding yourself. You cannot attain success unless you are sincerely passionate about the field you are pursuing.
ISB Hyderabad is known for its lack of specialization in Finance. It’s a common understanding now that even if one is preferring ISB Hyderabad for admission, they know that they should go for anything but Finance. Studying some aspects will give you a deeper insight as to why MBA in Finance from ISB Hyderabad is not recommended.
Faculty: Although the visiting faculty is quite decent, it’s the domestic faculty that has ruined the culture at ISB. They are arrogant, pathetic, and extremely incapable. They insult the students regularly and disturb student-teacher relations.
Placements: The roles offered in Finance were below average like Operations, Sales, and BD roles. Such roles were offered in abundance by the banks or start-ups. However, the superior roles like IB/PE/VC/M&A/FP&A/Equity Research/Credit Rating/Asset Management/TAS were offered scarcely. For instance
So the best roles were offered limitedly while the batch size stood at 900. Most students ended up with unsatisfactory placements. Now you can decide whether or not to join if you are confident to face the placement scenario.
You will find that BIMTECH has an advantage in terms of a better batch size, which leads to better quality placements in multiple sectors and provides a better return on investment compared to IBS Hyderabad. Additionally, placements have been improving and the overall experience is also positive.
Statistics reveal that by the end of November, 75% of the students were placed, with an average salary of approximately INR 8.6 LPA. The highest salary offered was INR 14 LPA and the lowest was INR 6 LPA.
It is to be noted that Birla Institute of Management and Technology (BIMTECH) Greater Noida has completed 100% placement for its PGDM 2021-2023 batch as early as January 2023, well before the batch completion. The placement data for 2023 demonstrates that the average salary has increased by 20% to over INR 11 LPA from INR 9.38 LPA the previous year. The highest salary has also increased to INR 23.43 LPA from INR 18 LPA the previous year.
Renowned companies such as Schneider Electric, Capgemini, and Kantar have come to offer good job profiles to students.
Almost all of the colleges listed here are in the top 20 list of MBA colleges in India for Finance. Among the new IIMs, the ones good for Finance are IIM Ranchi, IIM Rohtak, IIM Raipur, IIM Udaipur, and IIM Kashipur.
The table below draws a comparison of the MBA programs offered by the institutes.
Institute |
Fees |
Average CTC |
New IIMs |
IIM Ranchi- 17.5 Lakh |
IIM Ranchi- 18.37 LPA |
IIM Rohtak- 17.6 Lakh |
IIM Rohtak- 19.27 LPA |
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IIM Raipur- 16.1 Lakh |
IIM Raipur- 19.7 LPA |
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IIM Udaipur- 19 Lakh |
IIM Udaipur- 20.3 LPA |
|
IIM Kashipur- 17.3 Lakh |
IIM Kashipur- 18.10 LPA |
|
IIM Shillong |
22.71 Lakh |
26.1 LPA |
XIMB |
21.3 lakh |
15.12 LPA |
IMT Ghaziabad |
21.5 lakhs |
16.56 LPA |
IIT Madras |
10.9 lakhs |
16.93 LPA |
IMI Delhi |
22.25 LPA |
17.20 LPA |
TAPMI |
19.45 LPA |
13.84 LPA |
Top recruiters at these institutes include Tata Steel, Cognizant, Capgemini, Accenture, Apollo Munich, Godrej, Emami, Nestle, Titan, Maruti Suzuki, PCBL, HDFC Bank, Mu Sigma, Larsen & Toubro, GMR, Tata Steel, Godrej & Boyce, and Vedanta and many more.
All of the mentioned institutes are good for MBA in Finance. However I would recommend IIT Madras as it has the lowest fees and a good average package.
The interview process for XIMB BM is pretty standard. The direction and the overall interview experience will depend a lot on how you are answering the questions. There are usually three panelists.
The interview starts with an introduction. There will be questions regarding your family background, past academics, etc. There will be questions about your undergraduate subjects. You can also expect general questions such as ‘Why MBA?’ ‘Why XLRI?’ etc.
Try to give short and straightforward answers. Try to stay patient and confident throughout the whole interview.