How is RIIM, Pune as compared to IILM, Noida?

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Asked by Arjun Bajpai
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5 years ago
According to my opinion RIIM will be better Option because They conduct more than 15+ industrial visits and they have 1 month induction programme which is very interesting, it includes guest speakers, team building workshops, corporate training sessions, outbound tours, adventure activities etc. RII

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5 years ago
Hi, RIIM Pune is much better college then IILM because The faculty members are a combination of academicians and professionals who have rich corporate experience. RIIM provide quite good placements especially to those who are sincerely dedicated to their career and work and have an urge to achieve g

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Subhajit M
8 years ago
IILM, Noida is better than the peer and their cost is also too much. If you are okay then go, but if you have a good MAT score, you can have same placement almost with low cost course. XIME-Kochi, NIBM-Pune, IIRM-Hyderabad (risk management) if you are unable to get then think of BIMM, Pune. First, d

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