For freshers is this college worth taking admission in PGDM finance?
Asked about Jagan Institute of Management Studies, Rohini - Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM)
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Answered by
Priyanka Awasthi I am not perfect but i am limited edition | Contributor-Level 7
7 years agoDear Poorvi, it is totally based on your interest. If you want to do masters for bigger exposure then surely it will worth. Knowledge never goes waste. You will get a better job as compared to graduate only. You can apply for big companies too. I will recommend you JIMS Rohini sector 5, as it gives you a lot of opportunities to explore the things. Many companies come for the placements and summer internship with good package. They also offer live project to understand the corporate world and do it practically. The campus also conducts different workshops and series of guest lecture to enhance the confidence of the students. -
Yes, PGDM finance has a good placements records. -
Hi,
According to me there are many top colleges in Delhi for PGDM courses like JIMS Rohini , IMI and JGBS.
Though in my experience JIMS Rohini is a great college with great placements, intellectual faculty, ideal location, experiential teaching pedagogy as well as good infrastructure.
It is ranked 29th in The Times and 70th in Business Today and 36th in The Week magazine in 2019.
It has a record of 17L highest package and placed 95% students. -
Hello,
JIMS is a very good university, it has the brand name in the market, yes you must be looking for regular JIMS but if you want to do distance learning PGDM course from JIMS then it cost would be very less around 100,000. To know more about JIMS distance learning PGDM course you can check out this link. -
Majority of crowd in the college is of freshers from various top universities like DU. Based on your percentile select the best one. The faculty for finance is really good here.
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Dear Poorvi,
Add on to Priyanka's point, I would also like to inform you that this college is AICTE, NBA and AIU approved. Beyond that, they conduct so many grooming sessions which are required nowadays. As per the industry demand, they customized their syllabus for the betterment of the students only. You can give their GD/PI which is on 12th February.
There are so many students who are freshers and they continued their studies and wanted to complete it in one go only so you will find a mix of students and you will have a good exposure to learn and grow.
For more information check their website: www.jimsindia.org -
Yes, PGDM-International business offers specialization in either finance or marketing. It is a good option as placements are good, good faculty, good exposure to the corporate world.
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