Which college is better for finance IMM Fostiima or JIMS, Rohini?
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Both the colleges have their own identity for their placements. But if you compare with fact and figure FOSTIIMA has higher ROI and average placement and also its getting improved year on year.
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JIMS-Rohini has good placement records for finance students. Companies like Deloitte, HDFC Mutual Funds, Birla Sun Life, Axis Bank, NIIT, YES Bank, IndusInd Bank, etc., come for placements. -
I am doing PGDM from JIMS-Rohini, so I can give you my first-hand experience. I am doing PGDM international business with a major in finance. My experience till now has been very positive. We at JIMS, get a good corporate exposure along with guidance by expert faculty members. Also, the trimester system keeps you engaged in your curriculum. It will be a good option according to me. -
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Priyanka Awasthi I am not perfect but i am limited edition | Contributor-Level 7
7 years agoDear Neha,I will recommend you Jims Rohini sector 5, as it is approved by AICTE AIU and accredited by NAAC and NBA. They offer live project opportunity and summer internship opportunity for better understanding of the corporate world. They conduct different types of workshop and series of guest lecture to the students so that they can learn many things from their alumni. They provide industrial visit to give exposure to the students. I will suggest this college. For more information please visit the official website
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Dear Neha,
JIMS, Rohini is one of the best among all as here we have a choice of various streams like international business and retail management and students who just want to do a simple PGDM can pursue general with major minor option of finance (as you are willing), marketing and HR. The best thing about JIMS is that general and retail management and international business are AIU approved which is equivalent to MBA. The faculty here is amazing always supporting and motivating. JIMS Sector 5 works on your overall development including your personality enhancement, grooming and communication skills. It won't just help you get a job b...more
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