When comparing MBA offers in Europe and India, you should consider the business school’s repute, international exposure, professional advancement, cost, and location. INSEAD is a top-10 business school with unrivaled international exposure. It is far more esteemed than the IIMs and should be the first MBA choice if cost and living expenses are not an issue.

However, it is generally advisable to study for an MBA in the place where one wants to work or settle. If someone wants to work or settle in Europe, then doing an MBA from a top European business school is recommended. On the other hand, if someone is interested in working in India and the cost is an issue, then IIM Bangalore (IIM-B) is a great option. IIM-B offers easy loans and scholarships and is recognized by almost all top recruiters in India. Therefore, IIM-B is a good choice for Indian students who want to pursue an MBA.

SPJIMR is also a good option, but if someone wants to start a business in India and their primary client base is local, then IIM-B is a much better option than INSEAD. 

SPJIMR is a better B-School. It has a unique curriculum and pedagogical approach. The institute offers learning opportunities beyond the classroom. There are practical-oriented courses such as PG lab and Design Thinking courses. These courses will help you get industry-ready. Faculty base of the institute is great. Most of the faculty members have years of experience in the corporate world. 

NMIMS has a huge intake of around 600. The large batch size causes problem during placements. SPJIMR has a batch strength of around 250.  So, each student gets decent chances in placements. According to the recent highlights of SPJIMR placements, students receive an average CTC of INR 30 LPA. 

It's important to weigh your options and decide if it aligns with your goals. Many students who have attended IIM Indore have found the experience to be incredibly valuable.

IIM Indore is an excellent choice if you're looking to immerse yourself in an environment with some of the brightest minds in the country. The institution offers a range of opportunities to explore various facets of leadership, marketing, entrepreneurship, and business theories, allowing you to develop a strong foundation and hone your skills. Many students have found the experience to be transformational, as they discovered their strengths and talents during their time at IIM Indore.

However, if your goal is to immigrate to Canada, pursuing an MBA in Canada may be a better choice. This would give you the opportunity to network with people in your field and learn about the Canadian business landscape, which would be valuable for your future endeavors.

Ultimately, the decision to attend IIM Indore or pursue an MBA in Canada depends on your goals and what you hope to achieve. Both options offer unique benefits, and it's up to you to decide which path is right for you.

When it comes to operations, NITIE is unbeatable compared to SPJAIN for at least the next ten years, and the same is true for finance and marketing, as NITIE cannot beat SPJIMR for the next decade. Here are some reasons to consider:

• Placements: If you're an operations graduate, NITIE has every recruiter you could possibly want, giving you more options to select the profile you want. Additionally, the average package is higher in SPJMIR, but that's due to factors such as batch strength with no reservation and the ability of private institutes to do more than government institutes. Overall, NITIE is the best choice for placement based on operations. 
• Alumni: NITIE has a legacy of producing excellent graduates, and you'll find NITIE alumni at virtually every company. 
• Teaching: SPJIMR has better professors for general courses, but NITIE has exceptional professors for operations elective courses. Ultimately, both are equivalent, and it comes down to how many case studies you complete. 
• Diversity: NITIE only has engineers, while SPJIMR has a more vibrant crowd. Therefore, SPJIMR has the advantage in this area. 
• ROI: Return on investment is the most important criterion when choosing a college. NITIE has the best ROI after FMS, making it an obvious choice. Big loans can drag down your package by 5-6 L a year, which is not worth it. 
• Campus life: While my knowledge about this factor is limited, I have heard that SPJIMR doesn't have a proper campus and shares it with other colleges. NITIE has a larger and better campus, especially for nightlife. 

Overall, NITIE is a much better option than SPJIMR for operations and as a college in general. While SPJIMR has excellent marketing strategies, factors such as GFT and Rural internships are just gimmicks to bring the college into the top 10. Additionally, SPJIMR began inflating their placement reports due to institutes like MDI doing the same. It's essential to check the data for yourself and not settle for others' beliefs, as everyone has their own. NITIE is relatively unknown due to being a government institute that cannot advertise like SPJIMR or MDI. Additionally, the operation is not as prestigious a stream as finance and marketing in the corporate world, giving NITIE a bad reputation. However, NITIE is the clear choice for operations, and you should do your research and make an informed decision.

There are a few factors to consider before making a final decision.

1. Brand: Those who are truly immersed in the MBA world understand that the IIM tag looks best with suffixes A, B, or C. Also, private institutions are far superior to many of the lower-ranked IIMs. Given the formidable brand, SPJIMR has built around itself, it is no less than an IIM, if not an IIMK.
2. Curriculum: There will be no significant differences in curriculum because all of the great institutes have world-class faculty and a systematically designed curriculum. With its Global Fast Track (3 Week Program at Top US Universities) and Non-Classroom Initiatives, SPJIMR can provide an added advantage.
3. Placements: SPJIMR has a consistently high placement rate across all four specializations, with a high average package and number of different roles available. IIM Kozhikode, on the other hand, has fallen short of expectations in terms of placement performance, particularly in the last 2-3 years, with the average package not rising above a certain point.
4. Batch Dimensions: When it comes to placements, it is a major concern. SPJIMR has a perfect batch size of 241, whereas IIMK has a larger batch size, making placements more difficult.
5. Fees: Both institutes have similar fee structures. However, with a higher average package, SPJIMR performs well in terms of ROI.

After all, it is your decision which institute to attend.