Which is a better option? XLRI or JBIMS in all terms?

It’s difficult to determine which institute is better as the courses are not mentioned for the given college. However, given below are information about the colleges in all terms, which may help you make the decision.

XLRI, Jamshedpur:

The college was ranked 1st by the outlook in private colleges for the year 2020. It is a top-notch private college that offers 32 courses across five streams.

Courses offered:

The main course (called the flagship course) that is offered by the college is a two-year PG program in business management and HRM.

Admissions:

To get into this college for PGDM programs, the college accepts XAT and GMAT marks. The end of the selection round consists of group discussion and personal interview.

Faculty:

The professors who are present in the college are well versed in their area of specialization and have Ph.D. degrees.

Placements:

• 100% placement was recorded in the year 2020 for the PGDM course.

• The highest salary went up to Rs 50 LPA and the lowest salary was Rs 21 LPA.

Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies (JBIMS):

The college is ranked as 24th for MBA by outlook in the year 2020. The college was one of the earliest business schools in India.

Courses offered:

Under the MMS program, there are various courses that are offered which include; finance, marketing, operations, HR, and systems.

Admissions:

• To get admissions one should have a UG degree from any recognized university.

• Candidates who give the paper for CAT and CMAT can also apply for the college.

Faculty:

The faculty of the college is well experienced and well versed in the subjects that they teach.

Placements:

For the academic year 2019, the placement for JBIMS, Mumbai saw significant growth from last year.

• The highest salary went up to 32.30 LPA, an 8% increase from the previous year.

• The median salary stood up to 20 LPA, an 18% increase from the previous year.

• The top companies include J.P. Morgan Chase & Co., McKinsey & Company, Hindustan Unilever, the Boston Consulting Group, and Goldman Sachs.

Therefore, apart from the placements, both these colleges are more or less similar. But if one has to choose a college, they can look at the information given above.