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MIT Arts, Commerce and Science College and Alliance School of Business are equally good. Some of the important points while selecting an institute - Accreditation of the institute, institute's infrastructure, teaching faculty, specialization offered, past placements records., tuition fees, city preference and industry interface. As both the institutes are having the campus in Bangalore and Pune. Industry exposure is good for students in either of the college. If possible a visit to college is better option to get a reality check. Also, get in touch with college alumni's through the social network to get information about the latest changes if any.
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Honestly speaking, Amity University-Mumbai is better than Jindal Global Business School.
My friends are in this college from 1 year and they aren’t facing any issue. They are living in hostel and not facing any difficulty. Also, the college premises are good and support staff is also very good. Good friendly environment between student and professor. Overall it's an excellent college for any courses it offers. There is very good interaction between student and professor. Also, supporting staff is very good and helpful.
Campus Facilities
Professors are supportive and very friendly. You can ask them anything at any time. They don't hesitate and reply without any difficulty. Also amenities are very good.
Campus Life
Campus crowd is less as compared to other university's campus but I hope it will increase in future if they keep doing excellent job like this. They mainly focus on extracurricular activities, and encourage their students to participate in it.
Jobs and Internships
I have not gone through placement process till now as I am learning here from last year. But I have seen many companies visit here and many students got selected at a good salary package.
Teaching Quality
As I have already mentioned above they have good staff, management and other facilities. Talking about teaching methods, they used to adopt recent methods like projector and Mike. They also mainly focus on practicals more instead of theory part.
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Bharati Vidyapeeth University, Pune is a good university to study and it has good placement record. Placements also depend upon the location of your college as they treat each of their colleges separately in terms of placement cell. However, it is deemed university, but it is one of the top universities of India. In respect of law and management universities, Bharati Vidyapeeth, already, has its head up. For engineering, the placement records are good. During the recession period all around the world, their placement records got affected but that time it was happening all across the globe. In that period also this university has made its mark by providing some good placements in small companies. But from another aspect, I would rate it 5/10 because there are a lot better options if you want to pursue BBA in Pune.The crowd in BVP is anytime good but I believe you will get better faculty members and opportunities in the colleges listed below.
As per me, go for SCMS-PUNE, MIT-SOM College, Pune, Christ University or Mumbai University.

Both institutes are premiere B-Schools of India. NMIMS is much known for marketing and JBIMS much known for finance. But MBA/MMS in any discipline from either institute is good. Both institutes are in Mumbai and industry exposure for students is good in both the institutes. Placements wise JBIMS has a slight edge (placement wise every major financial service company, major banks do come for placements with sought-after profiles. You might not get investment trading desk directly as compared to A, B, and C of the IIMs ) over NMIMS. With regards to admissions perspective, both the institutes have a very high cut-off in CAT. JBIMS accepts MH-CET scores as well and NMIMS accepts NMAT. Check the below link for comparing course fee, placements, students review, facilities offered, seats offered on the below link:-
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St. Xavier's has a better brand name than Sinhgad Institutes. Some of the important points while selecting an institute - Accreditation of the institute, institute's infrastructure, teaching faculty, specialization offered, past placements records, tuition fees, city preference and industry interface as both the institutes are having the campus in Kolkata and Pune. Industry exposure is good for students in either of the college. If possible a visit to college is better option to get a reality check. Also, get in touch with college alumni's through the social network to get information about the latest changes if any.
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Hi,
There shouldn't be any doubt regarding why you should choose JBIMS over Indira School of Business Studies. I will give you the exact reasons why JBIMS is one of the most sought after B-school in the country.
Locational Advantage: Being situated in the financial capital of India coupled with its 50+ years long tie-ups with the industry, JBIMS enjoys hosting guest lectures from stalwarts of the business world on regular basis. The experiences and insights that they share can be matched by very few institutions.
JBIMS Tag: The brand value of JBIMS is strong. Just like you would prefer buying a TV from a recognized brand like LG, Samsung etc. companies prefer to hire talent from a recognized institute.
Networking: Alumni base of this 52-year-old institution is very strong.
Faculty: Some really great faculty teaches at JBIMS. They have had a rich industry experience and its absolute bliss to attend their lectures in which they teach not just the theory but give actual industry examples.
Placements: The institute has had a proven track record of excellent final placements. I would be lying if I didn't mention this as one of my reasons to join JBIMS. Average Package: 18.76 lacs, Median Package: 17 lacs
Fees: Two year course fee for the 2017-19 batch was around 6 lacs for the general category student.

To be honest, both IES MCRC and MET are good colleges in their respective ways. So, as far as the decision is concerned, just go with the area of specialisation you would want to pursue further and then compare the colleges. As far as IES MCRC is concerned, they provide various ways to excel i.e. they provide us with lots of live projects for each specialisation and also has best faculty members to guide throughout, not only that we have industry mentors who would guide us through the industry of your choice. Apart from that we have sum fun learning sessions and also too many guest lectures and this help us to improve the our networking. Placements in IES MCRC are decent enough but again that totally depends on your performance throughout. Again, I would say choose wisely by comparing them in the parameters mentioned above and mainly on your area of specialisation.
All the best.

Dear Aspirant, doing MBA will surely change your life for better. MBA is a great option to join. Masters in Business Administration offers various areas of specialisation like Management, Finances, Operations, Hotel Management, Public Relations, Human Resources, Information, and Technology. A career in MBA is not only progressive but also brings with it many perks. MBAs are great for a career change and thriving business opportunities. Graduates of part-time or full-time MBA programs have higher chances of holding a high-level management position and enjoying successful MBA careers. Over 50% of MBA graduates worldwide are senior managers or board directors. MBA course gives scope for innovative outlook. MBA degree not only enhances professional growth but also personal growth. I am a pass out from Lovely Professional University and have profoundly utilised my time here in shaping my personality along with self-analysis. Unlike other universities, rules and regulations are quite strict here. From academics to extra-curricular activities, thorough support is given by our mentors/seniors, professors and management. I did MBA from LPU and LPU has helped me grow professionally and personally with its career-oriented programs and support, I would say. The Business School of LPU is accredited by (ACBSP) Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs from the USA ensuring quality education and industry-experienced faculty members, studying in LPU will get a degree accredited from a body of USA. LPU has recently Marked among the Top 50 Best Management Institutes by NIRF ranking 2020. Also, LPU has won National Employability Award 2020. Highlights of MBA at LPU are -
1) Accredited by ACBSP (USA).
2) Credit Transfer - Students after successful completion of 1 year at LPU may be given the option to join partner/ receiving university abroad for the completion of the programme subject to conditions and norms of regulatory bodies.
3) International Exposure Option - Students may be given an option to go for 4 weeks study tour to USA/ European countries or any other country as decided by the University subject to conditions. Placements: Placements offered by the LPU for the MBA course are very good. The minimum salary package offered is 5 LPA, and the highest salary package offered till now is 42 LPA. For more information, you can refer to the official Website of LPU.

At any B school, there is so much to do but you don't have the time for everything. It is very important to know your priorities. And this need not be same for everyone. For some sports is important, some like to read etc. While you have to ensure you spend time on academics every day it is also important you pursue your interests. Prior preparation for classes, attending classes regularly, listening attentively helps to save a lot of time during exams, quizzes etc. Do not try to procrastinate works which will end up burdening you in the end. Do not get influenced by what your friends are doing because they might have different priorities than you. Also, make sure you take some time to spend on your hobbies etc which will act as stress busters. Engage in activities which genuinely interest you. This way you are not tired working. And try to get enough sleep so that your mind is fresh in the class.

Different people have different kinds of regrets as they have different problems. Some of the regrets are about not keeping in better touch with the section-mates after graduating. Those two years really form lasting connections. When I see my former classmates now, it is amazing how instantly they reconnect with the same closeness. And this is independent of the varied levels of success in business we all achieved. So, talk to your batchmates, develop bonds, they will last longer than you think.
"I wish that I had taken more time to examine all the opportunities that were out there in order to get a better sense of what other MBA internships had to offer. I wish that I had been patient enough to really consider other internships and how my knowledge would have been used in other companies. I also wish that I had investigated internships possibilities with full-time prospects in mind. This is what some people would say. So, you should act now.

GITAM is better ranked than Dinbandhu Andrews Institute. Some of the important points while selecting an institute are accreditation of the institute, institute's infrastructure, teaching faculty, specialization offered, past placements records, tuition fees, city preference, and industry interface. As both, the institutes are having the campus in Bangalore and Kolkata, industry exposure is good for students in either of the college. If possible a visit to college is better option to get a reality check. Also, get in touch with college alumni's through the social network to get information about the latest changes if any.
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I don't believe in such stereotypes, courses are not gender based. The scope of the MBA in HR is a totally demanding career. As you know, HR is the most crucial part of any organisation/company. Another most important factor which determine your growth is the university or college you are pursuing MBA. As LPU alumni, I would recommend MBA from LPU as they have variety of industry oriented courses. LPU is known for its MBA. LPU provides quality education, with great scholarship programs plus holistic learning opportunities. Mittal School of Business is among the first 10 institutions in India to get ACBSP (USA) accreditation, Mittal school of Business ranked among the top 40 Management institution in India, as per NIRF ranking 2021. LPU is the only university that have tie- ups with leading companies. For example MBA (Business Analytics) in tie up with WileyNXT, MBA (Financial Markets) in tie up with NSE, MBA (Supply Chain & Logistics) in tie up with safeducate.

MBA's are overrated in India as in today's scenario we can see that field of MBA is attracting most of the youth irrespective of their capabilities to perform like an MBA. This may be due to the reason that this course offers opportunities to meet different people and secondly most important that it offers high packages. We see MBA's not only from commerce background but from science, arts too.
They don't know the real role of MBA. India being a developing economy, with huge market potential and career opportunities booming, there is definitely high demand for MBA graduates, but MBA is not for everybody. Moreover, adding to it if someone wants to do job in Indian economy, he should prefer MBA from top 20 institutes in India or from Abroad as most of the business tycoons like Anil Ambani, Rattan Tata, and our ex-Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh, all got their studies from abroad.
These private small Indian institutes are all money minded. They don't try to polish your abilities, your talents, moreover they don't have any good infrastructure. All they want is to fill their pockets and run their institutes. In my opinion we need both management education and also the practical things for business, because we get the knowledge from both as these are needed for great success in business. At the end note, I want to say that a person should know that MBA means Master of Business Administration and should work accordingly.

Let me explain this question with an example:
Last time my colleagues and I were given an annual target, it was modest net profit figure of 60 times our base salaries and most of us accomplished it. Though this could be considered as one off case as targets for people working in corporate banking averages 40~90 times the base salary in top banks. The loan sizes people deal with are more than Rs. 50 Crores and considering huge loan size the numbers can be achieved. Even excluding corporate banking profiles, IIM and top 20 B School graduates are given multifold targets and the industry expects the same to be achievable. There is no pompousness in touting the achievement as that is the reality. Companies won't pay that much unless they expect the candidate to bring them multi fold in return.
As students of IIMs and other top B-Schools, we were succumbed to grueling sessions of work and play which sometimes extend till 4~5 days continuously. This process would repeat multiple times in a trimester. I don't say that the output was always great but if we consider all other parameters and time constraints, it was considered to be good. We were expected to perform under similar situations in corporate world, not continuously though. I say that in situations where there was lots of data or limited data, we were trained to take calculated decisions.
There is a misconception among public that most of the IIM graduates get Rs. 1 crore jobs but that is not true. Typically all these 1 crore jobs are the ones based out of foreign locations with higher cost of living. In addition, most of these 1 crore jobs are trading related where people can make a killing if they bring higher table profits to their firms. In some of the firms, 25% profit is shared with employees. But all these are on off cases and do not reflect the broad spectrum of job profiles.
To conclude I would say that the average salaries enjoyed by IIM graduates are considerably high but so do the value extracted by the companies from them.

We need managers who genuinely understand markets, their relationship to the public sector, and the philosophical, cultural, and social meanings of business growing global influence. We need leaders who fully grasp that markets, while highly efficient, are not fair, kind, or wise. The current market price, while efficient, is not essentially just it can, in fact, be rather cruel. For example, when a large retail chain comes to a town, pushing small businesses to close. We need leaders who are ready to face the trials of growing income inequality, unemployment, environmental influence, and cultural homogenization that modern business practices do not yet appropriately address.
That's why India needs more, not less, business knowledge. It depends on it.
So, the answer to this question is no.

MBA is a relevant course in today's scenario (21st century) as it helps in supplementing your previous skills with managerial skills.
People are going into leadership roles after pursuing MBA from premium institutes
Thinking Skills
MBA graduates use thinking skills and knowledge of business theory and practice to make effective decisions.
Communication Skills
MBA graduates exercise effective written and oral communication skills.
Leadership Skills
MBA graduates demonstrate leadership skills appropriate for a variety of business contexts.
Specialized Knowledge
MBA graduates demonstrate competence in the core curriculums shared areas of business knowledge-lean management, business intelligence, and globalization.