Nirma University offers a BBA-MBA integrated course which is quite amazing in the curriculum framework. Here, students get an opportunity to experience the actual corporate world through internships and interactions with business experts. But you can not expect the same in terms of extracurricular exposure.
Nirma University has an amazing culture. If you wish to spend 3-5 years in any B-School, it must be Nirma. But if you are in search of a regular college environment where you can indulge yourself in dance, music, and fests with a chilled-out lifestyle, then you might have to reconsider your decision.
Nirma, as a brand is getting to its popularity and you will definitely reap the fruit of their brand name and alumni network further in your career.
You don't have much of a problem if your interests are in the sciences or literature and you don't have a preference for business or management. Clearly, Ashoka is the superior choice. In a similar vein, IIMI is the better choice if business/management or their related fields are of interest to you. Although neither is firmly established, Ashoka offers a more liberal arts university environment while IIMI offers a more business school environment due to the inherent structures of the programs and institutes. Because it is a liberal arts course, the IPM course is fairly nuanced. The Ashoka courses are no exception, particularly those in economics and finance.
IPM's undergraduate program has no concept of "major" or specialization, just like the MBAs at IIMs. Math, statistics, economics, social sciences, and communication are all required subjects. In the end, Ashoka is a liberal arts college and IIMI is a business school. Even the most widely studied subject, economics, will be taught and learned very differently in each location. Again, you'll have to decide which you like best.
It's conceivable that Ashoka has the resources to send you to Ph.D. programs. Given the substantial alumni presence in business, IPM might be better able to place you in professional settings. Having said that, they are not mutually exclusive; you can pursue a Ph.D. after IIMI or an MBA after Ashoka.
BBA from all of these institutes, Nirma University, Symbiosis, and NMIMS is good. It now depends on whether you are willing to go for an MBA immediately after your graduation or not.
If you want to do an MBA and not want to get into giving entrances again, then go for Nirma, it is a decent pick. If you feel you can study in the 2nd and 3rd year of your graduation for MBA entrance exams. Then go for BBA from NMIMS or Symbiosis.
Categories |
BBA+MBA at Nirma University |
BBA at Symbiosis |
BBA at NMIMS |
Course Fee |
17.95 lakh |
9.10 lakh |
2.87 lakh |
Highest CTC |
25 LPA |
17 LPA |
16 LPA |
Average CTC |
8-9 LPA |
4.5 LPA |
4.8 LPA |
Recruiting Companies |
TCS, Infosys, Wipro, Bosch, etc. |
KPMG, Deloitte, Wipro, TCS, etc. |
IBM, IDFC, Tech Mahindra, HCL, etc. |
One thing more to note is whether you can study 5 years at a stretch in the same place or not. BBA from any of the above 3 is a good option. It depends on the choice of pursuing an MBA.
I have a few friends from the University of Kashmir. According to their experience, it is not a good option for pursuing an integrated BBA-MBA course. After completing the degree, you will want good placement opportunities. However, the University of Kashmir does not offer any placement opportunities. You will end up searching for bank jobs.
Also, BBA-MBA programs need a lot of exposure. You will get little to no exposure at Kashmir University. So, if you are really interested in doing a BBA-MBA program, it’s best to look for better alternatives with decent placement and exposure.
Nirma University is better than Amity University for BBA-MBA integrated course. The university follows an updated curriculum that meets the industry standard practices. This course helps develop managerial and entrepreneurship skills. Besides, traditional classroom teaching, students learn through workshops and industrial visits.
Finance sector companies, Consulting companies recruit BBA-MBA students through Nirma University placements. Students are recruited in various managerial positions including HR. The average CTC for BA-MBA integrated course is around INR 10 LPA.
Nirma University, Amrut Mody University situated in Ahmedabad, and OP Jindal University situated in Chhattisgarh all three are famous Indian colleges for Integrated BBA. But, one thing to be noted here is that Nirma University has only integrated the BBA+MBA course available of a 5-year classroom program. Whereas OP Jindal and Amrut Mody University have an integrated BBA course of the 3-year classroom program. More information is mentioned below.
Particulars | Nirma University | OP Jindal | Amrut Mody |
Total fees | 17.07 Lakh (BBA+MBA) | 2.62 Lakh | 7.60 Lakh |
Accepted Exam | IPMAT | UGAT | Not provided |
Eligibility | 60% aggregate in 12th from Science stream | 45% aggregate in 12th from Science stream | Not provided |
Placements:
Nirma University
OP Jindal
Amrut Mody University
It can be said that all of the three colleges are almost equivalent in terms of their NIRF ranking and academic quality. Although, as far as placements are concerned, Nirma University has a bit of advantage above the other two. Now one can decide according to the personal preference.
Yes, a biology student is eligible for the BBA+MBA integrated program at LPU. You just need to qualify 10+2 (with English) with at least 60% of marks.