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Admission is done on the basis of cet rank, Entrance exam of Ggsipu. U have to appear in entrance of Indraprastha university then u get some rank on the basis of that rank u get the college
I choose the college on the basis of my rank. There comes a list of college which you get according to your rank so four list comes for that, as you can see my rank was very high so possibilities of me getting admission in first list was not possible so i was able to get that college in third list.
Campus is bit small but everything we require is pretty much there within the vicinity. Canteen is not that good Sometimes College hours and late evening classes pose a challenge Focus on Corporate skills development is the best part.
College management is really very helpful, some areas like re-examination, late fees and all others are fully supported by the college Management.
The course helped us learn and develop a well-rounded personality. The management helped us a lot and supported every time we wish to do some innovative think they never denied that. All the faculty members and support members were helpful and of good nature.
Good Management College nice management always helpful.
Management is really very helpful and staff members are really very supportive.
College management is very helpful in terms of placements academic and all other activities.
The college management is really helpful on every terms
NDIM is the best college for doing MBA in India. Students and faculty are very good. Facilities and Infrastructure provided by college is amazing.
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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