Which is a better college to pursue management courses, UPES, Amity University, IBS or Woxsen School of Business?

According to me, UPES is a good to pursue your management course, as they are providing domain specific courses and giving a practical insights of industry by providing internships relating to your domain. All the faculties who have around 12-15 years industry experience, share their knowledge with

IBS would be the best option amongst the colleges mentioned above. However, be cautious if you are to choose IBS as they have a very high student intake which may affect placements.

Dear Raghav, All are good universities but being alumni of LPU, I would tell you that why LPU is good for any management courses. LPU offers BBA B.Com DBA, MBA, etc. I also completed my MBA at LPU. The Business School of LPU is accredited by ACBSP, Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Prog

Seriously I don't know about the other universities but yes I have completed my MBA from LPU and I believe that LPU is one of the best universities among all the B schools as well as other ranked universities. I will share certain facts which would justify the same. 1. Accreditation: As LPU got acc

UPES, Amity University, IBS or Woxsen School of Business all these Universities or colleges are good on their own grounds but I would like to advise you that MBA at LPU offers an optimum blend of theory and practice to provides a solid foundation in general business management with specializations i

HI Raghav, Good to see that you showed interest to join in Woxsen. Woxsen School of Business is becoming a trendy B-School here. You can have an outstanding infrastructure with all facilities like A/C classrooms, separate hostels for boys and girls, Sports Park, swimming pool etc. Teaching is splen

Hi Raghav, UPES provides MBA with specialization whereas the other universities provide general MBA. If you are interested in a specialisation course, UPES is your destination. Moreover, UPES now has general MBA too. Though general MBA is only a 1-year course, but it's growing in many folds. Else,