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Which one would be better for freshers in term of placements: SPJIMR for PGDM or the University of Manchester for MBA?

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Chandra Shekhar | Contributor-Level 9

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SPJIMR or SP Jain is one of the top PGDM colleges in India and the University of Manchester is among the top MBA universities in the world. They both offers the best management programs to students at an affordable cost. We have compared them below in terms of thier cost and placements:

College/University	Tuition Fees	Placements (average salary)
SPJIMR	9.5 L - 22.1 L (total fees range)	INR 81 L
University of Manchester	INR 20 L to INR 40 L (first year fees range)	INR 1.2 Cr

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