How are BBA placements at BIMS powered by Sunstone?

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Kapil Lalwani | Contributor-Level 10

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BIMS Off late BIMS powered by Sunstone has provided fantastic placements in BBA having a right placement of its students in a well paid job. Unfortunately, the data on the BBA particular placement statistics are not available but the institute has a whopping 94-96% placement statistics. Some of the

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