Do students get their ROI after completing MBA from Mangalayatan University, Jabalpur?

<p>After earning an MBA from Mangalayatan University (MU), Jabalpur, it appears that students are capable of recovering their investment to some degree. The metrics for return on investment (ROI) could be improved, though. The following are some observations:</p><p>1. The most recent placement reports indicate that the average compensation package for MU MBA graduates falls between 3.5 and 4 LPA. For a tier-2 city like Jabalpur, this is respectable. However, premium packages must advance past LPA levels 6-7.</p><p>2. Students can recoup the cost of the course fees&mdash;roughly three Lacs for the full program&mdash;in two to three years of employment. Quicker ROI is possible with better compensation packages.</p><p>3. At MU, placement rates for MBA graduates range from 60 to 75 percent. This indicates that out of a batch of ten students, at least 6-7 find jobs through campus drives. Others must exert more effort. &nbsp;</p><p>4. Businesses offering positions in sales, marketing, and analytics such as TCS, Infosys, ICICI Securities, National Insurance, etc. are in town for hiring. Job profiles match the skills taught in MBA programs.</p><p>5. Conversely, in order to support students in achieving better results in recruitment drives for larger packages, pre-placement training and preparation need to be improved.&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Yes, ROI is calculated by taking the ratio between the average annual fee of the course to the average annual placement offered by the colleges/universities. The fees for MBA programme is around 80000 per year and average package is around 6.5LPA.</p>

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