Can I opt for this college with 80 percentile in CAT? What was the batch strength for the year 2016-17?

Asked about IMI Bhubaneswar - Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM)

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    Satyajit Dev Sarma Member SECRETARY - Media & PR Committee @ IMI-B | Contributor-Level 8

    8 years ago
    Yes, you should definitely opt for IMI-B as you have a good percentile in CAT. You will be also getting scholarship as you have more than 75 percentile in CAT. The batch size of 2016-2018 PGDM batch is 63 students. The average package is above Rs 6 lakhs in IMI-B. This year the highest salary being received is Rs 8 lakhs per annum and lowest being Rs 5.5 lakhs per annum as of now.
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    Anand Roy

    8 years ago
    Hi Vaibhav,
    Opting for a college always depends on your choice and parameters that you have decided.
    However, you stand a good chance of conversion.
    Coming to the batch size of 2016-18, we have 63 students as part of the PGDM program.
    The placement of 2015-17 batch is still under process so the average figure cannot be determined.
    60% of the batch has been placed at Rs 6 lakhs per annum and above (salary not CTC). Highest salary was Rs 8 lakhs per annum and lowest was Rs 5.5 lakhs per annum.
    The median salary of 2014-16 batch was Rs 7.14 lakhs per annum.

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