Which one is better IFIM, IMI Kolkata, BIMTECH, SIOM, IBS Mumbai? Expecting 65-75 percentile in CAT' 2017.

My scores: X-78%, XII-64%, B.Tech-65%. Is there are any other good residential B-School? Please suggest. I am trying to apply to these colleges.

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8 years ago
Hello, I think BIMTECH is the best choice amongst all these colleges for great career prospects. But, according to your percentile it is difficult to get through this college. Following are the details of placements offered by these colleges: IFIM College - Highest salary is Rs. 6 lakh, lowest is Rs

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Abhishek kushwaha
8 years ago
SIOM doesn't accept CAT scores, you can get admission in SIOM through SNAP only, it's quite a good college for MBA in operations (recommended for engineers only). So if you're interested in operations then you can consider it.

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Nagesh Sawant
8 years ago
BIMTECH SIOM IBS Mumbai IFIM IMI Follow this order. You would require a higher score, if you want any other reputed college than above.

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Thank you. What about XIME? It is also one of my choices.

Debayan Das
8 years ago
BIMTECH is the best option for you. Its average placement is 7.5 LPA. Apart from BIMTECH, you can choose SIOM, IFIM, IBS-Mumbai and IMI-Kolkata.

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Eugin Anesh
8 years ago
SIOM requires SNAP score for registration. We don't take CAT. This college offers operations management and it's a residential institute.

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Anna Goyal
8 years ago
Of the colleges listed above, it is better to opt for IMI Kolkata, SIOM ( if you are looking for a specialized field solely in operations), given the academic structure and the placement history of the two.

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