Should I go for JIMS or any other college in Delhi?
Asked about Jagan Institute of Management Studies, Rohini - Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM)
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Dear Shivam,
If you have any doubts related to JIMS Rohini, you can talk to their current students and as as many as queries you have and before joining the institute get them resolved.
For more info either visit the campus or else check their website:
https://www.jimsindia.org/ForthComingEvents.aspx
All the best. -
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Priyanka Awasthi I am not perfect but i am limited edition | Contributor-Level 7
7 years agoDear Shivam,
According to me, you should go for JIMS, Rohini sector 5. This college is best for PGDM course, it provides lot of opportunity to explore the things in maximum quantity. College also offered duel specialization course with general/IB/RM. It also conduct different industrial visits and series of guest lectures, so that we can learn many things from their experience. They also conduct different types of workshop for the personality development, so everyone can observe their level of confidence. They also try to provide every facility related to study material or anything. I will recommend this college. -
Dear Shivam,
I think you should go for JIMS, Rohini, as this is a very good PGDM college in Delhi. JIMS offers you course like PGDM, international business and retail management. In addition all the courses are AIU approved which is equivalent to MBA. For more detailed information visit JIMS website https://www.jimsindia.org/. As a student I prefer you take admission here as it provides value for money.
Thank you. -
JIMS, Rohini is a good college with good placements records. It offers PGDM, PGDM-International Business, PGDM-Retail Management. JIMS also have a good placement record.
You can check the placement record and have other information by visiting the JIMS Rohini website https://jimsindia.org/.
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