Which one should I prefer for PGDM program: Institute of Management Studies, Ghaziabad or Jagan Institute of Management Studies and why?
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Hi,
What we as students expect from the college? A good and healthy environment, excellent faculty members, their proper guidance and good placements. All these things are covered by JIMS-Rohini. They will take a good amount of pain for their students.
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Both are good institutes, but I would recommend you to go for IMS. It has a good placement record updated course curriculum good qualified experienced faculty and good work exposure.
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Hello! Both are good institutes but I would recommend you to go for IMS. It has good placement record updated course curriculum good qualified experienced faculty and good work exposure
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JIMS Rohini and IMS both are one of the best B-schools in Delhi NCR and has performed extraordinarily well in all the parameters. Pedagogy, curriculum and specifically the faculties provided by the institute are the USP of JIMS. The faculty members are having good experience in teaching and have good corporate relations. JIMS placement cell is also performing well to bring big brands to the college. In terms of ROI, you will definitely get back what you have invested. -
In my opinion, you should choose Institute of Management Studies, Ghaziabad.This college is ranked 12th according to Business Today survey.The campus offers very appreciative placement package for students. Last year it was Rs 11.5 lakhs per annum as average.They have a good campus, excellent placement cell, and qualified faculties.The fee for PGDM is little higher as compared to Jagan.This campus offers PGDM for Rs 15 lakh. The unique facilities of these campuses are:
1. Active practical workshops,
2. Industrial visits,
3. Conferences,
4. Updated curriculum,
5. Tie up with eminent professionals and
6. Job oriented skill development etc.
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7 years agoInstitute of Management Studies Ghaziabad and Jagan Institute are equally good institutes. Jagan Institute is better ranked and good ROI than IMS. Some of the important points while selecting an institute - Accreditation of the institute, institute's infrastructure, teaching faculty, specialization offered, past placements records., tuition fees, city preference, and industry interface. As both, the institutes are having the campus in the vicinity of Delhi. Industry exposure is good for students in either of the college. If possible a visit to college is better option to get a reality check. Also, get in touch with college alumni's thr...more
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