Joining an IIM solely to get placed at a high-paying job is not the right perspective. A working professional should pursue an MBA to enhance his skills and acquire extra knowledge. You should be looking for the following in an MBA
Only if you value these aspects can IIM Trichy benefit you in any way. But if you focus just on ROI, it’s high time you target IIM A B and C only.
Honestly speaking, a career in investment banking should not be considered by the new IIMs. It’s a too ambitious profile to match the relatively new curriculum of these IIMs. Even if you are in a top B School, you will have to remain among the top students to get placed for a front-end role. One can still get roles in corporate & business finance but getting roles in Investment Banking is rather difficult.
Yet if you are not choosing an older IIM and want to choose a newer one, IIM Trichy is the best among them. The order is
IIM Trichy > IIM Udaipur > IIM Ranchi
There are many B Schools apart from IIMs that offer great Investment Banking roles. These include SPJIMR, JBIMS Mumbai, IIFT, and XLRI.
Getting into top B-schools depends on your profile and academic grades as it plays a major role in the marking system in PI. The scores mentioned in the question are good enough and you have a good chance of getting into IIMs, XLRI, FMS, and IIFT.
Moreover, if you are aiming for the top B-schools of the country stop restraining yourself with the thought of what's the minimum percentile. Aim for the full score and try to maximize as much as possible.
Try not to follow the cycle of multiple attempts and increasing a little percentile over the past one just to get in a B-school of your choice. Just Give it one shot but make it your best.
Going by the academics you mentioned, I'd say there's nothing that you can do about it now so stop worrying and focus on your preps. Just give you the best in your attempt and make sure you convert the calls which will eventually land you up in one of the finest top B-schools.
ISB is not limited to Hyderabad only but has a second campus at Mohali too. Anyways comparing an Indian school with a US school is outright illogical and unjustified. ISB Hyderabad’s ranking speaks of its own worth as it stands in the 27th position in FT Rankings. The Financial Times rankings are one of the highly esteemed rankings and only a few top Indian B Schools have been able to make it there.
Comparison of ISB Hyderabad with the US B Schools cannot be done vaguely and proper parameters should be defined. Going through the FT Rankings might clarify your doubts regarding other B Schools and which one to choose.
ISB Hyderabad is a world-class Indian B School in the sense that it offers the following unique facilities
All these make ISB Hyderabad one of the most coveted B Schools in India.
I would say that you should definitely choose XIMB.
It's their primary program, and it will be much better than IMT G's DCP program. Just because of cost. The DCP program has fees that are over 22 lakhs and an average package of around 9 lakhs per annum. In contrast, the XIMB BM program has an average package of 13 lakhs per annum and fees of 15.40 lakhs for two years. Also, keep in mind that the DCP program is still new, so there won't be much support from the business.
I would have considered IMT G if it was a full-time program. If you can move up to IMT Ghaziabad and want to get an MBA with a focus on marketing and entrepreneurship courses, you should choose IMT Ghaziabad. But the DCP course fee isn't worth it for the same opportunity unless you want to work abroad, especially in Dubai.
One of my friends studies at Jain University. According to him, Finance and Marketing are the best. The college is very well known for both specializations. Placements records and current market trends are also currently on these two specializations so go with it.
Categories | MBA at Jain University |
Course Fee | 9.7 lakh |
Highest CTC | 21-25 LPA |
Average CTC | 12 LPA |
Recruiting Companies | Nestle, Tanishq, Asian Paints, CitiBank, etc. |
Moreover, I would like to say that all the fields are good at Jain University. It all depends on your interest and choice of field in which you want to build your career path.
Specializations such as Finance, Marketing, and Human Resource are equally good options. If you are determined to pursue your career in any of the fields you will definitely land in a good place.
A few of my friends graduated from BIMTECH Greater Noida and Gautam Buddha University. If you need to choose between the two, my recommendation will be to seek a PGDM program from BIMTECH. Here’s why.
Here are the recent placement highlights for both BIMTECH and Gautam Buddha University.
Parameters | BIMTECH | Gautam Buddha University |
Average CTC | 8 LPA | 3 LPA |
Highest CTC | 16 LPA | 11 LPA |
Major recruiters | HCL, ABFRL, Havo Data | Oyo, HCL, Just Dial |
Considering all the above aspects, BIMTECH can be your best choice for seeking a Business Management education.
The distance MBA aims at promoting easy-to-access education without interrupting your work and personal life. The colleges you mentioned NMIMS, IMT Ghaziabad, Symbiosis, or even IGNOU are all good but for distance learning Chandigarh University is the best option. With Chandigarh University’s Distance Education and Open Learning program, you can learn from a variety of Industry relevant, well-organized learner-centric programs with placement support. This program is most suitable for those who are on the lookout for quality education but have locational issues. Some major highlights of the distance MBA course from Chandigarh University are
Eligibility: The eligibility criteria for distance MBA at Chandigarh University is
Duration: 2 years (minimum)
Specialization: The Distance MBA offers the following specializations
Fees: The fees structure is as follows
Particulars |
Odd Semester |
Even Semester |
Academic Fee |
INR 9950 |
INR 9950 |
Registration Fee |
INR 2500 |
- |
Exam Fee |
INR 2000 |
INR 2000 |
I am assuming that by dual MBA you are referring to the PGP program offered at ISB Hyderabad that allows you to specialize in 2 majors. You can either choose one concentration area and one industry course or both concentration areas.
This program is definitely worth it as it provides a lot in a limited time. But I am not exactly aware of what you are expecting from this program so I cannot say with certainty whether this course will be worth it for you or not. What I am certain is that ISB Hyderabad has
So you need to understand your own goals and inclinations to determine the institute's worth.
Firstly your opinion regarding IIM Ahmedabad is false. IIM Ahmedabad is one of the best B Schools with its alumni working at big firms. Your claim that 75% of IIM Ahmedabad graduates end up having unsuccessful careers is wronged.
Maybe your definition of success is a bit retarded. Success does not necessarily mean becoming a CEO, CTO, or CFO. Success depends on how much your hard work and efforts are paying you back. IIM Ahmedabad excels in this aspect as the placements provided by this B School are top-notch.
It’s the massive impact caused by IIM Ahmedabad’s alumni that big firms keep visiting the campus again and again. They know the surety of the talent and offer big packages. Apart from these, MNCs worldwide are now hiring from this B School. The brand IIMA is recognized across the world.
Now if you are confused between MS and MBA I think you should analyze your own interests. If you are tech-savvy and prefer technological work over management then even choosing MS can make you successful.