The simple answer to your question is no. If you do receive an admission offer after paying the remittance fees and are not joining of your own will, then the waitlist remittance fee will not be refunded. It will be refunded only under these circumstances
Under no other circumstances will your remittance fee be refunded.
The one-year MBA programs are full-time residential courses offered by various IIMs. These programs have a lot of credibilities. Some major shifts you will experience after completing this program are
The admission process is quite a task with great competition. Even after you join, you will be facing industry experts and talented people thereby increasing the competition.
The EGMP or Executive General Management Program aims at providing comprehensive knowledge of business that helps managers enhance their decision-making skills.
Suitability
The course is suitable for those who
The course is eligible for people with a minimum experience of a year only. You will get the chance to interact with professors/alumni and peers from various sectors. The best EGMP program is offered by IIM Bangalore.
Firstly let me clarify something. The 3-year work experience is not a suitable deciding factor for choosing a college. You should decide on a college on the basis of these parameters
Now I will further compare the pros and cons of NMIMS and newer IIMs
Pros
NMIMS
New IIMs
Cons
NMIMS
New IIMs
Now it’s your job to analyze which pros are more important for you to avail and which cons can be a major hindrance in your career.
Students can get into IIM Trichy with a percentile as low as 89 only under the following conditions
The criteria is almost the same for the other IIMs with a slight difference based on their rankings and reputation.
The chances of getting an Education loan at IIM Trichy are high. There is an SBI Branch inside the campus of Trichy. The process is very easy and can be completed within a day.
The best part is you don't need collateral and the interest rates are very low. All you need to do is make sure there is no clause for availing insurance, or else you have to pay extra charges.
To draw a specific comparison between the 3 B Schools you have mentioned I will simply compare their placement statistics in a tabular form.
Particulars |
IIT Roorkee |
IIM Udaipur |
IIM Trichy |
Number of Recruiters |
53 |
184 |
110 |
Highest CTC |
INR 25.8 LPA |
INR 35.96 LPA |
INR 34 LPA |
Average CTC |
INR 16.8 LPA. |
INR 19.5 LPA |
INR 17.01 LPA |
Top Recruiters |
KPMG, Accenture, Deloitte |
American Express, Asian Paints, PwC |
Amazon, Dell, Nomura |
The simple definition of waitlist movement amount is the money some colleges accept from students to include them on the waitlist. The reason for charging extra fees is to ensure that students are opting to stay on the waitlist not just in case but because they want to seriously join the college. However, later on, if you fail to get a seat, the amount is refunded and in case you get a seat, this amount is adjusted against the total fees. Paying this amount basically means that one is serious about his admission. IIM Trichy is one of the IIMs that has this facility.
Without any doubt, I will suggest you choose MDI Gurgaon over IIM Trichy. Some points that favor my opinion are
I think these points are enough to convince you to join MDI Gurgaon.
I think you mean how the new IIMs can be compared to SIBM Pune. Rather than comparing, I will tell you what and why people are preferring the former over the latter.
Despite SIBM being an already well-established B School with better placement opportunities, many students prefer IIM Trichy over it. There are two major reasons for the same
The fact that people prefer it over SIBM, clearly speaks of its position in the future. Also, the IIM Tag seems very tempting considering its long-term benefits.
So go for SIBM Pune if you are only looking for a high-paying job. But for futuristic benefits, any new IIM will do.