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Abhishek Desai
7 years ago
Hello, Comparing both these colleges, I think IPE Hyderabad is slightly better than GL Bajaj-Noida due to its good placements, ranking, and the brand name.

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7 years ago
Hi Hardik, It would be your best choice, if you would take PGDM general in IPE. In these mentioned colleges, PGDM is offered like IIM, which is other word for MBA.

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7 years ago
IPE, Hyderabad is the best in terms of placement record, faculty and optimal return on your investment in terms of learning and excellent career opportunities. You can check for details of placements in our website.

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Khushi Parekh
7 years ago
As per my knowledge, both colleges are at par with each other in terms of the quality of education offered and infrastructure. But, if we look at it purely from the perspective of placements for MBA students, IPE Hyderabad certainly offers better placement opportunities. Here, refer to https://www.i

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Thanks. Mam.

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