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Which is better, BIMM Pune or XIME Bangalore for finance/operations?
Both colleges are private institutions and are considered amongst Tier-2 colleges for an MBA degree. We look at this exhaustive comparison through bullets and tables to compare the two.
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Pointers |
BIMM |
XIME |
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Total Fees (2 Yrs.) |
8.45 Lakhs |
10 Lakhs |
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Rankings (Business Today) |
46 |
56 |
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Companies Visiting |
Adani, Amazon, Deloitte, HCL, ICICI, Capital First etc. |
Accenture, KPMG, Deloitte, Muthoot, Godrej, etc. |
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Overall Placement Rate |
95% |
94% |
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Avg. Salary Offered |
6 LPA |
6.5-7 LPA |
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Hostel Availability |
Yes |
Yes |
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No. of Seats |
120 |
180 |
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Closing Percentile |
N.A* |
CAT- 70%ile MAT- 85%ile CMAT- 80%ile |
*The college does not judge students on the basis of the score granted by any entrance exam. Hence, no cut off score.
Eligibility: A graduate from a UGC recognized university with 50% marks is eligible for admission to the course at both the places. Plus, the score of any exam from CAT/ MAT/ XAT/ CMAT is considered.
Admissions Process: A shortlist is prepared of candidates with a valid score in any exam amongst CAT/MAT/XAT/CMAT in both the colleges. The GD+Essay Writing followed by Personal Interview after the shortlist completes the process. BIMM also accepts the score of MAH CET and XIME considers ATMA and GMAT scores.
Course Curriculum: Following the pattern of London Business School with emphasis on producing industry ready candidates, BIMM appears appealing. At the same time, positive reviews regarding Academic engagement at XIME presents the curriculum in a bright light.
Other: The location of XIME being Bangalore, it claims being accessible to giants in the industry, thus ensuring better placements for students. As far as 'Student Life' is concerned, less focus on extracurricular activities, presents XIME in a bad light compared to BIMM.
To conclude, with a low RoI, XIME here seems to fall short in comparison to BIMM but covers up in academics and faculty.
What are the pros and cons of pursuing a post-graduation in finance at the FMS Delhi and IMT Ghaziabad institutes?
Both these institutions, FMS Delhi (Faculty of Management Studies, University of Delhi) and IMT Ghaziabad (Institute of Management Technology) both provide post-graduate programs in finance. They are regarded as one of the best in the country. Although each institute has its own set of benefits and drawbacks, which are as follows:
Pros of FMS Delhi:
- It has a long history of academic success and is one of India's oldest and most famous management schools. FMS Delhi's finance post-graduation programs are among India's best management schools.
- FMS Delhi emphasizes research and offers many finance courses.
- FMS Delhi has strong alumni and industry connections. Above that it is super affordable with a great RoI.
Cons of FMS Delhi: The admissions procedure is very competitive. Students from outside Delhi may find FMS Delhi inconvenient.
Pros of IMT Ghaziabad:
- It has a tremendous academic reputation in India.
- IMT Ghaziabad emphasizes practical, industry-relevant education.
- IMT Ghaziabad alumni have excellent industrial links.
- IMT Ghaziabad offers many finance courses and emphasizes research.
Cons of IMT Ghaziabad:
- It is newer than FMS Delhi and may not have the same prestige. Ghaziabad may be inconvenient for students from other parts of India.
- IMT Ghaziabad costs more than other schools, especially more than FMS. Independently it gives you a good RoI but a very low RoI in comparison to FMS.
If you have calls from both of these then just choose FMS without any second thought. Student circumstances, priorities, and aspirations will finally be the decision that which institute to attend. I hope it helps, choose wisely, All the best buddy!
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