One of my cousins graduated from Loyola. His experience at Loyola Institute of Business Administration (LIBA) is quite good. First of all, I will have to answer based on my current interactions with the faculty and some of the students.
Categories | MBA at LIBA |
Course Fee | 1.68 lakh |
Highest CTC | 20 LPA |
Average CTC | 10-12 PA |
Recruiting Companies | CTS, Tech Mahindra, Byju’s, Accenture, etc. |
Apart from software companies picking up people for their consulting teams - Cognizant, etc. The industry presence in Chennai is not the same as in Mumbai. Overall, it could be one of the good options among other average-performing colleges.
The general campus life at IMT Ghaziabad is pretty hectic for first-year students. Right after you join, the Personality Development Program is conducted by the seniors. After this, the committee selection process begins. College life is extremely rigorous and includes fest management, mess, seniors placements, and internships. You have to manage and prioritize all such activities altogether. You learn to manage your time, face tight deadlines, and maintain your emotional stability throughout.
Some other aspects of life at IMT Ghaziabad are
The Indian market has been witnessing an increase in demand for jobs where MBA graduates have a great variety to choose from.
SSIM is one of the premier B-schools in Hyderabad, which has over 30+ years of legacy and 5000+ alumni. Currently, I am in my 2nd year of the PGDM TPS program. SSIM helped me to become a corporate-ready individual by the end of 1st year itself which helped me to qualify for an internship at Deloitte and receive a Pre-placement Offer (PPO) just after the completion of my 1st year of PGDM.
SSIM Curriculum includes managerial competency development courses such as Experiential Learning, Book review sessions, Social projects, and Company Review Sessions to name a few. In our Experiential Learning Project during Term 1 we visited a manufacturing company. This was my first exposure to a corporate which helped me to understand how corporates function, get acquainted with the corporate culture, allocation and optimum utilization of resources, and most importantly corporates’ expectations of management graduates.
SSIM will nurture and groom students for long-term professional careers along with the vision of making socially responsible business leaders. Wish you all the best in your future endeavors.
Andhra University is a decent option for an MBA. It is well-recognized nationally and internationally. Although the infrastructure and facilities have room for improvement. Andhra University placements have been good over the recent years. Each year around 75% of students get placed. The highest salary package offered is around INR 5.8 LPA. TCS, Kotak Mahindra Bank, HPCL, etc. are among the major recruiters that take part in campus recruitment.
At Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies (JBIMS), you are located in the heart of Mumbai's financial hub, Churchgate. The institute boasts of decent infrastructure with air-conditioned classrooms. However, JBIMS does not have a residential campus.
JBIMS provides a great return on investment as the average salary increased by over 20% from 2021, reaching INR 27.63 LPA in 2022. The median CTC was INR 26.48 LPA and the highest salary was INR 42 LPA, with consulting companies playing a dominant role during the placement drive. Major recruiters included Deloitte, EY, PwC, Accenture, Infosys, KPMG, and more.
Admissions to JBIMS are done through CMAT, instead of CET. The institute offers an MMS degree from Mumbai University and an executive MBA for working professionals.
JBIMS has a reputation for attracting senior managers from the industry as guest lecturers and boasts of an excellent permanent faculty. The learning experience at JBIMS is considered a pleasure due to the industry-relevant and practical knowledge shared by the faculty.
The student body at JBIMS comprises the cream of the CET crowd, with a majority of engineers and diverse backgrounds. However, JBIMS does not offer a residential program, so students may miss out on a typical campus life experience.
The 2021 summer internship placement drive at JBIMS was successful, with the highest stipend offered at INR 5.67 Lakhs per month and an average stipend of INR 2.05 Lakhs per month. Major hirers included Citibank, HSBC, JPMC, HUL, P&G, ITC, and others.
As one of the third oldest B-schools in the country and still one of the best, JBIMS provides an excellent return on investment. The non-residential course may be attractive to some students and the institute's location in the heart of Mumbai's commercial activity can never fade.
Famous JBIMS alumni include acclaimed filmmaker Mani Ratnam, Chanda Kocchar (MD and CEO of ICICI Bank), Uday Kotak (Chairman and MD of Kotak Mahindra), Ajay Piramal (Chairman and MD of Piramal India). JBIMS is undoubtedly one of the best colleges in Mumbai, if not the best.
For the reasons listed below, you ought to select IIM Indore:
In terms of infrastructure and natural beauty, the 197-acre campus ranks among the best B-school campuses in the nation.
IIM Himachal Pradesh is a good option for pursuing an MBA. The institute has an excellent faculty base. Also, faculties from other IIMs and MDI come as guest lecturers. The institute host various events and industry visits to bridge the gap between academics and industry. The International Immersion program is one of the key features of IIM Himachal MBA. Students get global exposure through this program.
IIM Sirmaur placements have been good in recent years. According to 2022 placement highlights, students received an average CTC of INR 12.74 LPA.
Your skill set is the most important factor that determines your employability in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region. This skill set is something that you can develop over time with experience.
Keep in mind that there are very few opportunities for freshers from SPJIMR post an MBA, although IIM-K is a separate case. If you are a Keralite or a Malayali, the UAE may be another option to consider.
Recruiters in the GCC region will always prefer someone who knows Arabic, French, or other foreign languages. This is something that you can work on and improve over time.
After a few years of solid work experience, your chances of getting a job in the GCC region are higher. However, keep in mind that recruiters have plenty of options to choose from when it comes to hiring, especially for jobs that require cheap labor from Asian countries.
In the Middle East, your experience matters a lot, as well as your ability to thrive in a fast-paced environment. You need to be able to adapt quickly and work efficiently to succeed.
It's important to note that Western nationalities also have an edge in the Gulf job market. If a company has the option to choose between a Marketing person with similar skill sets, an average-looking Indian guy, and a Western-style icon with a model-like personality, they will most likely choose the latter. This is because most jobs in the Gulf require excellent communication skills, a little bit of relevant experience, and a Driving License.
Like any other college, DG Vaishnav College also has some pros and cons. Let me mention these, which will help you make an informed decision.
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As it is located in central Chennai, it is well connected by buses. The nearest metro is Anna Nagar East. The fees are average compared to other top MBA colleges in Chennai. Some short-term certificate courses like Tally, Excel, etc. are also conducted.
My brother attended IIEST Shibpur. So, I know a little bit about the institute.
If you are one of those students who do not mind going beyond normal boundaries and learning beyond theory, want to gain practical knowledge, and try experimental learning, you should definitely go to IIEST SoM.