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Abhishek Desai
6 years ago
Hello! Comparing these two colleges, ITM Navi Mumbai is slightly better than Alliance University due to its good placements, location advantage, and the brand name.

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Muskan Marodia
6 years ago
Alliance University is a better option in terms of teaching style, infrastructure, etc.

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6 years ago
Hi Komal, ITM, Navi Mumbai is better in terms of ROI and provides you with ample of opportunities to develop yourself and enhance the quality of life. From the industry exposure to various events to internships, live projects, ITM builds the students from scratch to top.

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Aman Kumar
6 years ago
ITM Navi Mumbai is far better than Alliance because of study methodology, placement, good diversity, good campus, etc.

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