Honestly speaking all the B Schools you mentioned are just glamorous brand names with no real value. The placement scenario is very pathetic here as the companies that visit are looking for students who can work at fewer salaries. Only the extremely meritorious students get good packages and that too is rare.

So I will suggest that if you have scored 95+ in CAT, then you are capable of more. So work hard and target a better B School next year. Remove these colleges from your list of options and attempt CAT again.

If you are not very sure about attempting CAT again then prepare yourself for a package as low as 5-6 LPA.

Choosing the right business school can be a tough decision, especially when you have multiple offers to choose from. Below is a table comparing these colleges on different aspects;

To give you a better understanding, the following answer is using the three Cs to compare: 

1. Curriculum: If someone has very clear job goals, he or she might want to look into B-schools that offer a specialization in that field. Also, you might want to go to a college with a program that you can change to fit your needs. For example, BIMTECH has a program that is updated every year because the business world is always changing. Students at LBSIM, on the other hand, spend the first few years taking core classes and can also take a foreign language as an elective. 
2. Communication: You can get a good idea of this by looking at how often and how much the school's selection committee interacts with you. At BIMTECH, the admissions office is known for making real connections that start with the application process. If you think of LBSIM, it too has great ways to board, stay, and use other services.
3. Culture: Getting a sense of the culture at any school is important if you want to decide if the program is a good fit for you. Start your evaluation by figuring out if the attitude is mostly competitive or collaborative. When it comes to a college’s culture, there is no right or wrong. Instead, you should choose the place where you think you will do best.

CAT cut-off for a B-School is a good way to figure out how good it is. The cutoff for LBSIM is around 85+ percentile and the cutoff for BIMTECH is around 75 percentile. It is clear that LBSIM has a much better intake, which makes group learning even better. Also, LBSIM has the best return on investment (ROI) of any school in its field.

BIMTECH is a 34-year-old private b-school located in Greater Noida for MBA aspirants. The college is backed by the legendary Birla Group. BIMTECH is largely preferred over other colleges in the same bracket by the aspirants for its beautiful fully-residential campus that distinguishes it from other B-schools in the same league.

Established in 2004, Jaipuria Institute of Management (JIM), Noida has completed almost 20 years of excellence in management education. JIM is ranked 28th amongst Private B-Schools in India by CSR-GHRDC, 2022, and 51st amongst all Management Institutes of India by NIRF rankings of 2022. 

Jaipuria Noida offers flagship two-year full-time AICTE Approved, NBA accredited and AIU-recognised PGDM programs (PGDM, PGDM (SM), and PGDM (MARKETING) and Doctoral level Fellow Program in Management.

IILM Institute for Higher Education, established in 1993, offers PGDM courses. The college has been ranked 120 in the NIRF rankings for 2022 and 11th Best Indian B-school in Eduniversal rankings. It has other two branches in Delhi-NCR which offer degrees in other streams and courses.

The table below shows the placement packages of all three institutions:

BIMTECH seems to be the better choice among the three options as it has a better placement record and a legacy of being a 34-year-old institute with an amazing alumni base.