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It is good that you have chosen retail management because there will be plenty of job opportunities in this Retail industry with companies like Walmart and Reliance Retail coming for recruitments and offering good packages.
While choosing a business school, you should always visit the website and check out these following points:
Industry Linkages.
The Faculty and Exposure
And the Placements in general
I can give you my example here. I am doing my MBA from one of Educomp's group of institutions and have had a very enriching experience so far. I would suggest you try for their JRE group, which has a great placement placement cell headed by people like R. Jayaraman, who is an MBA from IIM-A with plenty of years of leadership and Anuj Ahuja, who is from IIM-B and has been a visiting faculty to top business schools in Delhi. And moreover, you have a job assurance from Educomp Solutions: http://www.jre.edu.in/images/downloads/jre-educomp.pdf
Regards,
Rashmi Singh

Hello,
I am a current student of MBA at the Educomp MBA which backs the JRE group of institutions and I can confidently say that every BSchool aspirant goes through this.
At JRE group of Institutions the focus is laid on the Learning and not cramming that is why practical and hands on learning, industry training, entrepreneurship development sessions form an integral part of the academics here.
Since the Team of Academicians and placements at JRE include stalwarts from the industry or from IIM and Symbiosis, it really ensures that the students enjoy a great program of learning while on campus and that prepares them not for their immediate job for the career in general.
Its because of the learning at JRE that the whole batch of ours was placed in atleast two companies each and I secured Summer placement with Nomura which is worlds leading financial services providers.
Its important to make your choices well
Regards
Sonam Bansal
http://www.JRE.edu.in

Hi Ayushi,
The JRE Group of Institutions is backed by two of the largest educational companies - Educomp, India and Raffles Education Corporation Limited, Singapore. It has a designated placement cell which is headed by people like R. Jayaraman, who is an MBA from IIM-A with plenty of years of leadership and CEO and Anuj Ahuja, who is from IIM-B and has been a visiting faculty to top business schools in Delhi. Moreover, it also gives placement assurance to students from various companies, http://www.jre.edu.in/images/downloads/jre-educomp.pdf
The faculty consists of highly qualified people from the industry as well as from reputed institutes who are all experts in their own fields. The Academic Council is headed by someone like Prof. Stephen Rawlinson, who is a well-known international educator.
Since, its a new institute, the infrastructure is great and has all the latest state-of-the-art classrooms, libraries and laboratories.
So, with all these above facilities, if you get through, you are totally assured of a great two year experience.
Best of Luck!
Regards,
Rashmi Singh.

Hi Kaukabimam,
The most important thing which you should keep in mind while choosing your career stream is your own interests and career aspirations. so keeping in this in mind you have two clear options coming in front of you one is a career in Psychology and and another is Literature. If you want to make a career in Psychology you need to have a Masters level degree in it as Psychology is your minor and it would be difficult to pursue a career on the basis of this. Second option would be English Literature with which you can make a career in fields like teaching & research (for which you have to go for higher studies) or can opt for more vocational fields like Mass comm. & Journalism, Advertising, Media, Writing, Editing etc. You can also pick up the language related jobs like translator etc. and enter tourism industry with this.
If we see the courses from female prospective go for teaching or School/College counselling
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Thanks,
Pooja

Hello,
Being a student at the Educomp(India's leading educational company) MBA Institute which backs the JRE Group of institutions, I can just talk about JRE Group. I have secured my summer placements with Nomura which a World's leading investment bank and all of our batch was placed last year because the placements team are from the IIM's.
JRE group of institutions is backed by Educomp which is India's largest Educational company and Raffles which is Singapore's leading educational Provider. Educomp JRE has a director from the symbiosis group and otherwise also it has list iof academicians who have been industry stalwarts like Mr harpreet who has been Ex HDFC and IIM-A and similarly Mr jayaraman who is Ex-CEO of vardhman and Ex-IIMA himself.
Its because of these features apart from a placement assurance from Educomp makes JRE one of the best institutes.
JRE campus of Greater noida currently runs both BTech and MBA Programs
Regards
Sonam Bansal
http://www.jre.edu.in

Hi Ayushi,
There are a few basic things that you should keep in mind while choosing a business school. You should try and visit their website and check out these following points:
1.Industry Linkages.
2.The Faculty and Exposure
3.And the Placements in general
I would suggest that you try for the JRE Group of Institutes, which are backed by two of the largest educational companies - Educomp, India and Raffles, Singapore. I am myself doing an MBA from another of Educomp's institutes and I must say that I've had a very enriching experience so far.
The biggest plus point is that not only is their placement cell headed by people like R. Jayaraman, who is an MBA from IIM-A with plenty of years of leadership and Anuj Ahuja, who is from IIM-B and has been a visiting faculty to top business schools in Delhi; but that they also give the students a placement assurance from various companies! You can yourself check it out at: http://www.jre.edu.in/images/downloads/jre-educomp.pdf
Regards,
Rashmi Singh

Hi Ayushi,
The JRE Group of Institutions is backed by two of the largest educational companies - Educomp, India and Raffles Education Corporation Limited, Singapore. It has a designated placement cell which is headed by people like R. Jayaraman, who is an MBA from IIM-A with plenty of years of leadership and CEO and Anuj Ahuja, who is from IIM-B and has been a visiting faculty to top business schools in Delhi. Moreover, it also gives placement assurance to students from various companies, http://www.jre.edu.in/images/downloads/jre-educomp.pdf
The faculty consists of highly qualified people from the industry as well as from reputed institutes who are all experts in their own fields. The Academic Council is headed by someone like Prof. Stephen Rawlinson, who is a well-known international educator.
Since, its a new institute, the infrastructure is great and has all the latest state-of-the-art classrooms, libraries and laboratories.
If there is anything else you would like to know about the JRE Group of Institutes, please don't hesitate to ask.
Regards,
Rashmi Singh.

Hello,
its good that you have sought to do an MBA in operations and that you have an engineering background. Engineers are supposed to be masters of the Supply chains and processes in general and thats why they really excel when it comes to operations.
Beng a student at the Educomp(India's leading educational company) MBA Institute which backs the JRE Group of institutions, I can just talk about JRE Group. I have secured my summer placements with Nomura which a World's leading investment bank and all of our batch was placed last year because the placements team are from the IIM's.
JRE group of institutions is backed by Educomp which is India's largest Educational company and Raffles which is Singapore's leading educational Provider. Educomp JRE has a director from the symbiosis group and otherwise also it has list iof academicians who have been industry stalwarts like Mr harpreet who has been Ex HDFC and IIM-A and similarly Mr jayaraman who is Ex-CEO of vardhman and Ex-IIMA himself.
Its because of these features apart from a placement assurance from Educomp makes JRE one of the best institutes.
JRE campus of Greater noida currently runs both BTech and MBA Programs
Regards
Sonam Bansal
http://www.jre.edu.in

Hello,
I am a current student of MBA at the Educomp MBA which backs the JRE group of institutions and I can confidently say that every BSchool aspirant goes through this.
At JRE group of Institutions the focus is laid on the Learning and not cramming that is why practical and hands on learning, industry training, entrepreneurship development sessions form an integral part of the academics here.
Since the Team of Academicians and placements at JRE include stalwarts from the industry or from IIM and Symbiosis, it really ensures that the students enjoy a great program of learning while on campus and that prepares them not for their immediate job for the career in general.
Its because of the learning at JRE that the whole batch of ours was placed in atleast two companies each and I secured Summer placement with Nomura which is worlds leading financial services providers.
Its important to make your choices well
Regards
Sonam Bansal
http://www.JRE.edu.in

Hi Ayushi,
Regarding your question, I would advice you to choose a school after checking its placement team and after seeing what all companies have come for recruitment in the previous years. I am an MBA student from one of Educomp's institutes and would suggest that you try out at their JRE Group of Institutes.
They have a designated placement cell headed by people like R. Jayaraman, who is an MBA from IIM-A with plenty of years of leadership and Anuj Ahuja, who is from IIM-B and has been a visiting faculty to top business schools in Delhi. Their main plus point is that they give their students placement assurance from various companies! You can check this out for yourself at http://www.jre.edu.in/images/downloads/jre-educomp.pdf
Regards,
Rashmi Singh.