It all depends on your goals and aspirations but these colleges will give you a good value for money. If you want to switch and pursue a career in management then it is a good choice to leave the job and enroll in any of these colleges or if you like government jobs and want stability in your career then continue with your current job. Even if you take a loan you don’t have to start paying it back right away, you will get at least a year of moratorium and the student or education loan has one of the least interest rates, worry not.
For better assistance below is a table showing the fees and packages of the colleges you mentioned;
Institution |
Fees |
Highest Salary Package |
Average Salary Package |
Median Salary Package |
TAPMI |
Rs. 16.25 lakhs |
INR 22.3 LPA |
INR 15.7 LPA |
INR 14 LPA |
KJ Somaiya |
Rs. 19.18 lakhs |
INR 22.50 LPA |
INR 12.28 LPA |
INR 12.47 LPA |
Great Lakes |
Rs. 18.75 lakhs |
INR 46 LPA |
INR 14.5 LPA |
INR 13 LPA |
XIMB HRM |
Rs. 20 lakhs |
INR 71.51 LPA |
INR 71.51 LPA |
INR 19.25 LPA |
The data keeps changing and also it will take you two years to complete the course, so in two years the placement data will get better, so RoI is better.
Yes, students can opt for finance stream electives in their second year of the PGDM program. Students in the first year of the PGDM program are exposed to a variety of MBA streams, and in the second year, they choose a major stream from marketing, finance, strategy, IT & analytics. They can then choose any other subjects from among the available courses or subjects to take in addition to the major.
Both the courses are the same. The simple distinction is that you could concentrate on a certain subject in BBA(H). while the BBA course offers you an outline of all the topics taught in the honor course.
The course period of BBA(H) is four years. While for general BBA it is of three years. In BBA(H) in-depth understanding of the subject is given while General BBA offers an overview of the subject.
No, after completing PGDM at TAPMI, you will receive an email on the day the TAPMI mail ID gets deactivated, which means you will no longer be able to use it after that day. So make sure to save any important information or emails from the mail ID before it gets deactivated.
The fee for TAPMI LEAD program is Rs. 6,00,000 plus GST.
Tuition: The program fee covers the cost of tuition at TAPMI and Mu Sigma
Accommodation: The program fee covers accommodation at Manipal (for TAPMI) and at Bangalore (for Mu Sigma phase)
Food
At TAPMI, Manipal – Participants are expected to bear food-related expenses at Manipal, the minimum cost of which would be around Rs. 4000 per month for three meals. There are a variety of meal options at the student centre of TAPMI.
At Mu Sigma, Bangalore – Mu Sigma will provide free food to all students in line with the same options offered to all employees.
Travel: The cost of travel from Bangalore to Manipal and back during the various course modules must be borne by the course participants.
Yes. Freshers may apply to any of TAPMI Manipal's four programs, including the PGDM, PGDM(BKFS), PGDM(Sales), and PGDM(HR). They must have a minimum GPA of 60% in 10 and 12 and should have appeared for exams like CAT, XAT, or NMAT.
TAPMI is a top B-school. It's also reputable. IT/Systems placements are uncertain. I'll add that IT/Systems are fading. Focus on AI-ML, Data Science, and Business Analytics to succeed in IT. Dual specialization like AI+ML, Marketing+Business Analytics, etc. is even better.
Ashoka School of Business (ASB Hyderabad) is a top B-school offering this combination. IISWBM Kolkata, FMS Delhi, ITM Mumbai, etc. are similar colleges. ASB Hyderabad has great ROI and placements.
When it comes to MBA admissions, work experience can be an advantage, but it's not always a requirement. Having work experience can demonstrate to admissions committees that you have practical skills and knowledge that can be valuable in an MBA program. However, it's important to note that work experience is just one factor that is considered in the admissions process, and it's not a guarantee of admission.
Similarly, having work experience may give you an edge in the placement process, but it's not a guarantee of a job offer. While companies may value work experience, they also look for a range of other qualities and skills in potential employees. Therefore, just because someone has work experience, it doesn't necessarily mean that they'll be guaranteed admission or a job offer.
Ultimately, admissions committees and recruiters are looking for well-rounded candidates who possess a variety of skills, experiences, and qualities. While work experience can be valuable, it's not the only factor that is considered. When applying to MBA programs or job opportunities, it's important to present yourself as a strong and unique candidate, highlighting all of the experiences and skills that make you a strong fit for the program or position.
TAPMI Manipal has been ranked 27th, whereas NMIMS Bengaluru has been ranked 92nd and IMI Delhi has been ranked 28th for MBA by NIRF 2020.
Course Structure:
IMI
TAPMI Manipal
NMIMS Bengaluru
Placements
TAPMI
NMIMS Bangalore
IMI Delhi
All these institutions provide quality education courtesy of highly qualified faculty, some of which are advisors to top government organisations and corporates. Hence, an individual should make a choice according to his/her field of interest and after considering all the relevant facts.
Yes, with a 54% in class 12th, you are eligible to pursue MBA in IIMs, FMS, and TAPMI. The eligibility criteria are more than 50% in 12th for most MBA exams. However, there are certain weights assigned to the 10th, 12th, and graduation marks in IIMs. Overall, your score should be more than the cutoff of that year. You need to build your profile and get an exceptional percentile in CAT. The same goes for FMS and TAPMI.