Having done some research on both the colleges, I have gathered some information which I am going to share with you. Hope this answers your question.
Categories | Christ University Bangalore |
Course Fee | 5 lakhs |
Highest CTC | 8 LPA |
Average CTC | 3.56 LPA |
Recruiting Companies | Tech Mahindra, Accenture, IBM, Dell, etc. |
The final two years of IPM are PGDM. The reason for this is that IPM students have to take IPMAT and for PGDM, they will have to take CAT. CAT is much more difficult than the former. In addition to that, IPM is a new course. So it is really not worth the enormous amount of money. In Christ University, you will know the extent of its brand value.
According to the reviews online, the BBA program at NorthCap University (NCU), Gurugram is a really good choice for students residing in NCR with an interest in Business Management.
All NCU students get proper mentoring, guidance, industry interface, strong placement focus and holistic development. They also have an influential placement cell and strong alumni network.
BBA is a great course with a good future prospect. Now which institute will be better depends on what you are looking for from the degree. Alliance and Chandigarh both these institutes are great options for a BBA course.
Parameters |
Highest placement offered |
Average placement offered |
Chandigarh University |
INR 12 LPA |
INR 6 LPA |
Alliance University |
INR 8 LPA |
INR 4.66 LPA |
Now the final choice is yours. Choose the institute which is more feasible for you.
MITSOM and IMED are both premier B schools based in Pune. While both have their own merit, they do differ a lot when it comes to attendance, college timings as well as expenses on books. Here, MITSOM tops IMED in all categories. Moreover, MITSOM also offers a diverse variety of students coming from different countries and states.
Additionally, here are some factual points for comparison between the two universities:
Eligibility:
MITSOM Pune:
IMED Pune:
Fees: The following table provides information on the fees required for the first year at MITSOM and IMED respectively.
MITSOM BBA First Year Fees |
IMED BBA First Year Fees |
INR 67,500 |
INR 1,00,000 |
Placements:
MITSOM Pune:
IMED Pune:
Other than these, IMED has highly accomplished faculty teaching students with 90% holding a Ph.D. degree. Those at MITSOM have master’s degrees. Campus wise, some of the facilities available at IMED include libraries, computer labs, hostels, and gyms among others. Those available at MITSOM’s 25-acre campus include computer labs, cafeterias, student relaxation rooms, study areas within libraries, and more. If placement is the major concern for an applicant, IMED is a safer option.
I have a friend who is an alumnus of the Symbiosis Pune BBA program and he vouches for the course. As far as the BBA program is concerned Symbiosis will offer great learning opportunities.
However, having the brand name of IIM in your resume can definitely be of advantage, so if you are getting IPM at IIM Rohtak, go for it. Other than IIM Rohtak, Symbiosis and Shaheed Sukhdev are also great alternatives for your BBA.We can conclude that having a brand name IIM is a huge benefit for you, so if you can make it to the integrated course at IIM then always go for that otherwise the above-mentioned colleges are also good for pursuing BBA.
In my opinion, NMIMS Mumbai is a much better option than Amity. NMIMS offers a number of specialized BBA courses and the placement scenario is much better at NMIMS than Amity.
Mumbai is called the Mecca for Finance. It has a better and larger number of MNCs and firms that offer excellent exposure in contrast to Amity where the opportunities will be somewhat limited.
On the basis of the Management program, NMIMS even has better rankings than Amity.
A table drawing a comparison between the BBA Programs offered at both Amity and NMIMS is shown below
Particulars |
Amity |
NMIMS |
Fees |
INR 3.61 Lakhs (yearly) |
INR 500000 (yearly) |
Ranking |
# Ranked 28/125 by NIRF Management Colleges |
25 out of 125 by NIRF in Management Colleges |
Highest CTC |
INR 2150000 |
INR 18.45 LPA |
Average CTC |
INR 500000 |
INR 34.72 LPA |
Exams Accepted |
Merit-based + University-based Test |
NPAT |
In today’s age and time, the worth and reputation of a college are determined by its popularity in the digital world. People tend to conduct an online search before choosing their college. Now there are many private institutes that provide inflated or misleading data mainly for advertisement purposes. Such institutes are considered high in ranking due to fake figures. The same is the case with IMS. To look good on the internet many private institutes pay a lot of money to magazines or websites and even go to the extent of writing fake reviews
I am not saying my claim is true for all the private institutes. There are also many who have genuine reviews and good reputations because of the quality of education, management, and infrastructure. Mainly the Government institutes provide the most honest reviews as there is no money involved.
My brother is an IMS Noida pass out and from his experience, I came to know the truth that IMS is just an ordinary college which whose last concern is maintaining the quality of education. It's more like a money-making machine. The following points further support my claim
What I mean is that rankings and reviews should be the only determining factor while choosing an institute. The best way is to contact alumni and clear your doubts.
My sister has recently completed her BBA with a specialization in Finance from NMIMS and she told me about the actual placement scenario of the college. She agrees with the fact that NMIMS is a top B School with an excellent curriculum and faculty. You will be offered amazing opportunities in the form of working in a big MNC or becoming an entrepreneur.
However, the situation of placements is not what it seems from the reports. Although my sister was able to get placed she witnessed many of her batch mates unplaced or placed with a very minimal package. Many companies visit the campus owing to the great brand value but the major problem that arises is the huge batch size. The competition is tough as the intake is very high. This year the total intake is BBA 600; BCOM 180. Henceforth very low packages are offered that are not even close to those mentioned in the placement reports.
In my sister's batch apart from 3 students, every student got a package of less than 3 LPA. Deloitte hired less than 17 students. While the placement scenario was really poor, the knowledge that she gained in those 3 years did help her pass CFA level-1 the next year. So it’s you who can decide if the money you spend is worth it or not by determining what you really want from your BBA.
Loyola College is an all-boys college when it comes to Under-Graduate programs. However, it is co-ed for all post-graduate programs and some undergraduate programs like - B.M.M (Animation), B.Voc, B.A., BBA, B.Sc.
But yes, girls can apply for BBA courses at Loyola College although Catholics are given more preference in this college.
Yes, you can definitely do an MA in the German Language after completing your BBA. However, if you are planning to finish the BBA program next year, I will advise you to start preparing for your application process immediately.
I have included some important requirements that might make your admission process a tad bit easier.
So you need to work on many things and only starting right away will make it possible for you to achieve your goal.