Which is a better college among IILM, Delhi and JIMS, Rohini?

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Keshav Sharma
8 years ago
Hello Shivali. JIMS - Rohini definitely has an edge in term of studies, curriculum and faculties. The placements are also better and exposure given here is helpful.

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Harshit Jain
8 years ago
JIMS Rohini is better than IILM in terms of studies, placements and environment. JIMS is one of the best Managememt schools and ranks in top 50 B-Schools.

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6 years ago
IILM Delhi offers a foreign degree and its a 27 year old concern with great alumni network, excellent placements and their teaching pedagogy is based on experiential learning. The institute offers unique and interesting BBA Programs. Also faculty is well experienced with corporate expertise, which r

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6 years ago
Hi, You can visit the website of all 3 colleges to know more and compare in terms of rankings, placement, faculty, teaching pedagogy.

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