Which companies generally recruit from Indian School of Development Management?

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3 months ago

See there is huge demand for young executives in the market. So most young graduates have jobs. It's the mid career that depends on your knowledge which I doubt ISDM can provide. 7-10 Lacs for a certificate which isn't accredited. Isi it worth?

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Atul Mishra | Beginner-Level 1

2 years ago

Indian School of Development Management provides placement assistance to students. The Institute is visited by reputed organizations such as Igbo Media Pvtltd, Condor Power Product Private Limited, Robosoft Technologies, Lyric International, Nandkishor Tailor, Wh Smith, Maharashtra Book Manufacturin

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