Which one to prefer for PGDM among Fortune Institute of International Business, FIIB, Institute of Technology and Science, and ITS and why?

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4 years ago
Anyone who is thinking of taking admission in FIIB please don't take it, it is a waste of money. You will cry after 2 years and blame yourself. To be honest, FIIB is not a good option! They try to convince you by giving false hopes and commitments, don't fall for that. TRY OTHERS BUT NOT FIIB ( PERS

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Divyanshu Porwal
8 years ago
I would prefer that you should go for G.L. Bajaj Institute of Management and Research. I am studying in G.L.Bajaj and I have taken admission after a lot of research and is the best college for MBA and PGDM in Delhi NCR for it's best education and placements and also great infrastructure. The facilit

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How is PGDM like very tough or easy go And faculty curriculum.

NITIN DESHMUKH
8 years ago
FIIB-Delhi and ITS-Ghaziabad are equally good institutes. FIIB is better ranked than ITS. 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 pre

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hardik gupta
8 years ago
Hi, Do research before putting money in any of them. Compare in terms of academics, placements, internship offered to students and how strong is the alumni base. FIIB has very good alumni connection, even they conduct number of guest sessions from the industry as well.

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NITHIN E
8 years ago
FIIB is ranked 64 all across India with a fee structure of around Rs 7.5 lakhs. They offer a placement of around Rs 11 lakhs per annum highest and average around Rs 4.5 lakhs. ITS fees is Rs 3.95 lakhs.The campus is NAAC A grade campus. This indicates their quality of education and facilities they p

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