Which is best business school for MBA and PGDM: UBS or Athena? Which one provides best placement overall?

I am B.Tech mechanical engineering student.

312 Views|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Sameer Khanda
6 Answers
Vyom Prajapati
7 years ago
Hi, UBS is a good B-School but the only thing wrong is the location. It is in Karjat which is a place 80km away from Mumbai (eventually not even in Mumbai's district). Karjat is a place known for mini vacations, having lots of resorts and farmhouses (typically to spend a weekend). You imagine what k

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None of them is very good but I think UBS is slightly better in terms of placements.

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Vijay  Shinde
7 years ago
Hi Sameer, please refer to my answer to your previous question. However, its extremely unlikely that the UBS ROI will be higher that SPJIMR & NMIMS (Both are ranked in the top 10 B-Schools of India).

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5 years ago
Hello, I would strongly recommend Athena School of Management which is located in Powai, Mumbai. This B-School has a unique Methodology of teaching I. e. 20% faculty and 80% interactive sessions. This B-school attracts good companies for placement and many students also get pre-placement offers duri

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7 years ago
You can easily take admission. As a part of Quantum University, I suggest you to take admission in one of the best university, which is Quantum University. Quantum University provides specializations in various fields like Human resource, International business, Retail management, Logistics and supp

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UBS kurne
7 years ago
Athena is not AICTE approved. UBS is the 1st B-School in India to give a PGDM with foreign collaboration in partnership with Cardiff Met. University, UK which is a 150 years old British University ranked No1 Modern University in UK with 80000 alumni. UBS ROI is higher than SPJIMR and NMIMS.

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