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Jaypee Business School - [JBS], Noida - Reviews

Noida, Uttar PradeshEstd 2007 JIIT Noida, Noida

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An amazing journey

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amazing Infrastructure good faculty member
the crowd was pretty good and the campus is having good space

Dislikes

that the b.tech students are having much more priority then mba students
the b.tech students are having more indepedency

Placement Experience:

the students become eligible from starting of the third semester. they are many companies visited like KPMG, HCL, Mazars, Navarro, upgrade,collegedunia highest package offered is from Jaro education which is 8.5lpa. 50% of students got placed. plans are to work with the organization that I am placed.

Mayank Gusain MBA, Marketing (Enrolled 2021) Reviewed on May 24, 2023

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Good Vibes Environment

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Placement Experience:

If we talk about the MBA, then yes college gives us a good placement opportunity but mainly in Operation and Marketing. The average package was 5L-6L per annum. The placement cell always tries to share the best option available.

Devesh Kumar Sharma MBA, Operations Management (Enrolled 2020) Reviewed on Jan 30, 2021

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Review of JBS Noida

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Hte only remark I intend to leave on is that focus should more be on practical learning rather than putting emphasis on classroom lectures.

Shantanu Rana MBA, General Reviewed on Jul 2, 2020

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JBS College Review

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Admission:

Admission is granted on the basis of either entrance tests like CAT/MAT/GMAT. I bought the application form from the college and submitted the form with all of the relevant documents. I got shortlisted and attended the counseling process. The next rounds included GDPI rounds. Performance in all these rounds was accounted for in order to grant admission to the students. Overall, the entire admission process was pretty smooth.

Abhinav Sharma MBA, Marketing Reviewed on Apr 12, 2020

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MBA from Jaypee Institute

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Admission:

Admissions are granted on the basis of a management level entrance exam. Anyone with a relevant graduation degree can apply for the program. The entire admission process was smooth enough. It's just the wait time for the release of the merit list, which might take a toll. I applied with the MAT entrance exam and got into the college with ease.

Rishabh Kumar Srivastava MBA, Finance Reviewed on Apr 9, 2020

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GOOD COLLEGE

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College faculties didn't go on same page in case of taking college forward sometimes.

Shivam Gupta MBA, Marketing Reviewed on Apr 8, 2020

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Mayank Saxena's Review On Jaypee Business School - [JBS], Noida

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Admission:

The admission is based on the student's scores in 10+2 or any equivalent board and requires at least to have 50% in any stream. Further, the admission will be given to students in 3 rounds to occupy all seats.

Mayank Saxena BBA, General Reviewed on Feb 8, 2020

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JBS: 1 Answered Question

Which college should I prefer among Jaipuria Lucknow, NDIM, JIMS, Asia Pacific, IMS Jaypee Business School, IMS Ghaziabad, and ITM Navi Mumbai? I've got a call for GDPI.

Sidhharth JainStudied at Delhi Public School

Based on your education as an alumnus of JIMS Rohini (PGDM) and IMS (BBA), and your work experience of 7 years in the skill development sector for higher education in India, you are qualified to answer this question.

It is important to note that the colleges you mentioned are considered to be 'Tier 4 & Tier 5' B-Schools, meaning they are below average in comparison to other B-Schools. The median package offered at these schools is typically around 3-4 LPA with faculty that may not be as competent as those at higher-ranked institutions.

When comparing these institutes, you will find that they charge similar academic fees, but the placement opportunities and international placements they advertise may not always be attainable. Investing 7-8 LPA or more in an unstable job that pays less than half of the fees you paid for your education may not be a wise decision. Additionally, obtaining an MBA from these institutions is not only a financial investment but also an investment of your time and efforts.

For a better return on investment, it is recommended to attempt the CAT exam and try to get into the IIMs or FMS, as opposed to institutions like JIMS Rohini, Jaipuria Institute of Management Noida, or Asia Pacific.

In conclusion, it is not recommended to pursue an MBA from these colleges. A better option may be to invest the money into a fixed deposit or start your own business.

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