T.A. Pai Management Institute or TAPMI consistently is ranked among the top 1% of B-Schools in India. The Operation Management program offered by TAPMI is quite good. The program covers a wide range of courses some of which are not even taught in well-known IIMs. The course work includes quizzes, live projects, simulations, paper-based exams, etc. The faculties at the institute are excellent.
The placement cell of TAPMI conducts pre-placement talks, seminars, industry visits, etc. to help the students with the placement process. The institute has a 100% placement rate for all specializations. Around 12 to 15 companies visit for Ops roles each year. Companies like Amazon, Flipkart offer Operation profiles with high packages. According to the placement statistics of 2019, the average package offered at the institute was around 11.54 LPA.
The company does not reveal specified placement data for particular domains. But the average package at JBIMS for this year is INR 27.63 LPA. I can also enlighten you on the kind of roles students from JBIMS Operations are hired in and you can conclude on the basis of your expectations whether the goals are at par with your expectations or not.
JBIMS Operations provides options for various sectors like IT, Finance, Consulting, Manufacturing, etc. Some major companies that offer the best roles are
Companies like Mahindra and Cipla offer roles in General Management. One can easily infer that the roles offered at JBIMS are very similar to those offered at the top B schools throughout the country. Concludingly, the average package is also expected to be fairly good at
My friends passed out from IMT Ghaziabad and said that your specialization does not really matter. What matters is the institute. She was in a dilemma about choosing IMT and TAPMI and later went for IMT Ghaziabad and is very proud of her decision. She thinks it has many advantages over TAPMI like
All these points clearly show that IMT Ghaziabad is better than TAPMI.
vaPlacements for the Operations specialization are pretty decent and detailed statistics can be accessed from the SPJIMR website or IPRS reports. SPJIMR releases all its placement reports to the public.
The students that opt for Operations usually get recruited by sectors like Consulting, FMCG, Telecom, Pharma, E-commerce, and Conglomerates. But the majority of the students get placed in Consulting and FMCG. A general view of sector-wise placements will help you give a clearer understanding of placements in Operations at SPJIMR
Sector |
Placement Rate |
Top Companies |
Consulting / IT Consulting |
38% |
Accenture, Deloitte, GEP, KPMG |
Product Management, IT and Analytics |
30% |
American Express, Amazon, Microsoft, PayTM |
FMCG |
22% |
Asian Paints, Colgate – Palmolive, Procter & Gamble |
Invest Banking and BFSI |
20% |
Asian Paints, Castrol, Colgate-Palmolive, General Mills, Godrej Group, Hindustan Unilever Limited |
E-Commerce |
12% |
Amazon, Flipkart |
During SPJIMR Placements 2022, the highest number of placement offers came from the Consulting/IT sector followed by the FMCG sector.
IIM Kashipur is one of the best IIM’s due to several reasons. Some of them are mentioned below:
Some of the professors have been recognized by international awards and are mentioned below:
These are some of the interesting facts of IIM Kashipur that make it stand out from others.
SP Jain doesn’t provide any specific course for PGDM in operations. They have one executive MBA in operations and Supply chain management. It’s 11 months and it requires a minimum work experience of 4 years. So, if you have relevant work experience in operations and just need to brush up your skills you should definitely go for SP Jain.
The simple answer is that the choice of the course depends more or your overall profile than the course itself. Irresponsible of your specialization your chances at placements will be low if your resume is below average. Moreover, institutes like IIM Indore and IIM Lucknow offer joint placements for both programs.
Students can apply to any company irrespective of their specialization. Yet there are many who are able to get into their dream companies while some failed to get a call from a reputed firm. This is because the PGP program just added value to your resume and if that is already poor then even PGP cannot guarantee you a high-paying job.
So if you already have a good resume all you need to do is improve your resume in marketing and operations. This can be done through extra-curricular activities and B-school competitions. For this the PGP-ABM program is perfect.
But if you have a below-average resume, then go for PGP. Because then extracurricular activities alone will not improve your resume. You need class projects and good academic scores to upgrade it. Unlike PGP-ABM, you won’t miss out on basic electives related to marketing/ops/finance.
So nothing is certain about an MBA program. One needs to know what he will be doing after acquiring knowledge to decide which course to take. I will personally suggest you go for IIM Lucknow PGP-ABM if you just want to improve your resume.
If you had to choose from the options mentioned, it's recommended to opt for a brand name. Your priority should be IMT Ghaziabad, IMI Delhi, and SIOM Nashik.
When it comes to Operations Management, NITIE, and IITs are considered to be top-notch. They offer a comprehensive curriculum, job roles, and industry exposure, making them highly sought-after. In fact, IITs have established their brand in management, specifically due to their expertise in operations. However, when it comes to Operation major, NITIE remains unparalleled, as they have the longest chain of alumni in operations, holding high-level designations for many years.
If operations are still your preferred field, and you don't have any other options apart from NITIE or IITs, then your decision should be entirely based on the brand you are joining.
If you are a marketing enthusiast, IMI Delhi is a much preferable option for you. IIT Roorkee is known for its specialization in Operations and Systems only. To avail of an enriching B School experience one must try not to go for a technical institute unless it is IIT Bombay or IIT Delhi. While the Department of Managements of IITs do excel in Operations they lack in domains such as finance, marketing, HR, and strategic management. Only the exclusive B Schools excel in these specializations.
The main requisites of a rich B School life are
Corporate exposure is sought through corporate competitions, guest lectures , conclaves, and live projects owing to alumni connections and the location advantage of being in Delhi or Mumbai. At a B School the clubs and committees are initiated and operated by Management students themselves whereas, at IITs, it’s the younger BTech graduates that do so.
So it’s the core B School life you will be missing out if you chose DOM at any Technical institute. No doubt the fees are much lower than an exclusive B School but you will be missing other things big time.
When you follow your interests and passions, the result will be magical. This is the apt answer to your question. The primary importance should be given to your career and interests, not the institution. Of course, institutes play a major role in giving foundational support to excel in your career, but never waste more time in the selection process of the institution. Follow your mind, and if you are not sure about SP Jain, then opt for Great Lakes, as they ensure great academic support and the best infrastructure facilities.