I want to do PGDM in retail and banking, have calls from JIMS, Rohini and IIM Fostiima Business School. Which one is better?
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Both the colleges have their own identity and past track records. But if you will compare with their course curriculum, faculty members and placements in interested domain/industry. FOSTIIMA is far better. Even, If anyone wants to pursue their career in banking sector then you must compare with fact and figure of both the colleges. Then you will get to know, FOSTIIMA has higher ROI and average placement and also its getting improved year on year compared with other colleges.
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JIMS provides PGDM in Retail Management. Placement and practical exposure both are good at JIMS. -
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Priyanka Awasthi I am not perfect but i am limited edition | Contributor-Level 7
7 years agoDear Avneet, JIMS Rohini is better for retail management as they provide all type of exposure for retail industry. This college is approved by AICTE and from AIU which means it's PGDM Diploma is equal to a MBA degree. You can do further courses if you want to do. The highest package was Rs 10 lakhs and average package is Rs 4-5 lakhs. They also offered summer internship and live project opportunity so that students will be able to understand the corporate world in a better way. They conduct different type of workshops and series of guest lectures to enhance the confidence level and for the personality development. Faculty members are a...more
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