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The factors which attracted me were it's best faculty with best curriculum according to the industry requirements, additional certifications like digital marketing, CSD and more. 100% Placement with best Industry link with 250+ recruiter companies, best practical exposure. Also the center for Japan foundation officially by Indian and Japanese government tie up for sending human resource to Japan. No, I have not secured any education loan.
One of the best colleges through MAT, near by to my hometown, fees was reasonable, was providing many types of different courses, curricular activities, fests and college sessions were interesting, 100% placement gurantee, provided internships both summer and winter for better learning.
I wanted to pursue my masters in new Delhi because as I pursued my grads from here only and the vast exposure to corporate world in Delhi also one of the parameter of choose ndim for my masters. As my score was not so we'll that's why I landed up in ndim but it turned to be great decision of mine.
I had a very good time in my college, all the staff & teachers were very supportive.
I had a very good time in my college, all the staff & teachers were very supportive.
Ndim is 3 yrs aicte awarded college and only mentored college in india. Ndim have best industrial linkage and they provide lots of exposure. Ndim provides best webinar with industry linked people. They have good roi. College environment and mentor are too helpful.
It's the best industry college awarded by ASSOCHAM and AICTE for 3 years in a row, the faculty is well qualified & highly experienced. The college leaves no stones unturned to help you get placed even before the completion of your degree.
Good - Giving a PGDM diploma. Bad -Put 2000 supplymentry fee and fail most of the students to do same again and again.
Good college and it is near for the students resides near violet and yellow line of metro
1.Highly qualified and industrial expert lecturers 2. Practical exposure of industry and corporate world 3. Good Placements 4. Outstanding academic curriculum 5. Assistance of supportive faculty 6. Highly professional environment
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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