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Which is better, Jaipuria Indore or Kirloskar, in terms of placement?

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Anuva Bera Posted On : May 31st, 2021
PGDBM, Xavier School of Management (2019)

Jaipuria Institute of Management, Indore is the clear winner. The reasons are below.

Un-campus Placement: Jaipuria Institute of Management has four campuses in Indore, Noida, Lucknow, and Jaipur. There are ‘Un campus drives’ which allow students from one campus to appear on the placement drives of other campuses. It means, if you are studying in the Indore campus, you can apply for the companies coming to the other three campuses as well. You will have enormous opportunities in your hand.

Legacy: The institute has built a reputation over the years of its existence. It is well known in the industry. The faculty of Jaipuria is skilled and is dedicated to imparting the best quality of education.

Here are few details about the institutes.

Basics

Jaipuria Institute of Management, Indore

Kirloskar Institute of Advanced Management Studies, Pune

Fee

INR 3.95 Lakhs

INR 12.50 Lakhs

Average Salary

INR 6.75 LPA

INR 6 LPA

Highest Salary (Domestic)

INR 19.10 LPA

INR 11.67 LPA

Top Recruiters

Axis Bank, Barclays, Federal Bank, RBS, Fincare,Deloitte.

IDFC Bank, Prestige, PhonePe, Deloitte, PWC, Godrej.

Looking at the above points, Jaipuria can be said as the best choice among the two for PGDM/MBA.

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Is Kirloskar (KIAMS) Pune or Harihar better than BIMM in terms of return or investment or placement?

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Akshay Pandey Posted On : May 30th, 2021
MBA Operations Management, Balaji Institute of Modern Management (2015)

I have a few friends at BIMM so, I can give you an idea about their placements. It only becomes relevant when you have actually worked hard for 2 years. Your performance determines it all. You need to consistent with your academics, many students fail to do so, as a result of the sudden freedom that they get. 

However, colleges like PUMBA, BIMM (and the rest of the SBS franchise), Simby are great choices when it comes to providing excellent placement opportunities. A maximum number of 300 companies (and more) visit SIMBY and SBS for placements by the end of your 2 academic years. I have friends studying at both institutes and we at times converse on the placement scene. And I can assure you that the placements are quite decent. 

Here’s a brief highlight of the recent placement statistics for BIMM. 

Average CTC

5.4 LPA

Placement rate

85%

Top recruiters

ADP India Pvt. Ltd., 3SC Supply Chain Solution Pvt. Ltd.

If you're academically excellent, do not worry as you would have a job by the time you reach your 3rd semester. Do some thorough research before deciding anything. 

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Which college is better in PGDM in Finance among Kirloskar, PIBM and NDIM?

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Soumyajeet Baneerjee Posted On : July 3rd, 2021
MBA BM, XLRI (2018)

First, you should decide what kind of Finance job you want after your graduation. This will make choosing the right institute a little easier.

Core finance: This includes job profiles such as the following.

  • Investment banking
  • Risk management
  • Asset management
  • Derivative analysis
  • Law – taxation
  • Auditor
  • Treasury management
  • Market research Ex:- Mergers & Acquisition, Actuary

Financial products sales - This includes job profiles as the following.

  • Insurance sales
  • Mutual Fund sales
  • Corporate credit sales
  • Relationship manager
  • DEMAT account sales
  • Brokerage sales

Get in touch with the alumni of the institutes via Linkedin or other social media platforms and get to know about the job profiles, in-hand salary, job sustainability, etc. Based on what I heard from my friends, I will say Kirloskar, PIMBA are better than NDIM.

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Which college should I choose in Mumbai: Welingkar, KIAMS, or ITM NAVI?

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Adil Bhatia Posted On : August 20th, 2020
MBA from Kirloskar Institute of Advanced Management Studies

All these colleges of Maharashtra excel in one or the other aspects. The following table gives a comparison for a better understanding of each of these colleges’ specifications.

ASPECTS

WELINGKAR

KIAMS

ITM NAVI

Fees

INR 12.9 lacs to 14.1 lacs.

INR 12.5 lacs to 13 lacs.

INR 4.9 lacs to 5.6 lacs.

Faculty-Student Ratio

1:15

1:15

1:15

Campus Size

3.90 acres

6.3 acres

3 acres

Placement Rate

100%

96%

97%

Average Package

INR 8.5 LPA

INR 5.95 LPA

INR 7.5 LPA

Highest Package

INR 13.6 LPA

INR 15.64 LPA

INR 14.5 LPA

The admission process and criteria for all three colleges are almost similar. Listed below are some more details regarding the same:

  • In Welingkar, there are a total of 180 seats in the PGDM course. The selection is made based on the candidate’s performance in CAT/XAT/CMAT/ATMA/GMAT, group activity, and PI. The mode of application is online and the form costs INR 3000.
  • In KIAMS, the selection is made based on the candidate’s performance in CAT/MAT/CMAT/GMAT/XAT/ATMA/KCET/MH-CET. The process also includes a Personal Interview. The mode of application is online and the form costs INR 750.
  • ITM Group of Institutions accepts exams like CAT/MAT/CMAT/GMAT/XAT/ATMA. The selection criteria also include the candidate’s previous academic record. The mode of application is online and the form costs INR 500.

Welingkar and ITM do not provide any special scholarships to the students except for the loan facilities. KIAMS, on the other hand, rewards INR 1 lakh to the students scoring a percentile of 95% and above.

All three of these colleges have a well-maintained healthy educational environment and spacious campus. All these details can be kept in mind while making an informed choice.

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Who are some of the famous alumni of KIAMS?

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Biswajit Gupta Posted On : January 5th, 2022
KIAMS (2020)

A few of the many famous KIAMS alumni are mentioned below.

  • Rajiv Roy (Class of 2002-2004) - Head Business Development, Industrial Business, Rotation Equipment Performance, SKF India Ltd.
  • Rajkumar V (Class of 2002-2004) - Zonal Credit Manager ICICI Bank Ltd.
  • Biswajita Mohanty (Class of 2012-2014) - Associate Vice President of Growth & Strategic Partnership, MySmartPrice Web Technology
  • Dipak Jain (Class of 2004-2006) - Vice PresidentCorporate Banking, The Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation Ltd.
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