BVIMR New Delhi All Questions

Hi Aspirant,

Jaywant Institute of Management is better in terms of placement ratings.Almost 60 percent students gets placed in this college and that too in good companies like TCS, L&T, Synechron, etc. The lowest salary package offered here is 2 LPA, and the highest salary package offered is 5 LPA.

Hope it helps!!

Hi Aspirant,

These three institutions are good but as per my knowledge Tirpude institution is good followed by Lexicon.Both these institutions has decent prevailing education system followed by experienced and helpful teachers.The infrastructure is quite good along with good classrooms and clean labs.

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Hello,

Institute of Management and Information Technology, Cuttack offers two management programs, it offers both regular  MBA for which graduation in any discipline with 50% aggregate is the eligibility criteria , the course structure for MBA - First Year: Rs 35,100, Second Year: Rs 32,600, and another one is part time MBA which can be pursued on a part time basis, but candidates are required to have two  years work experience for this, the specializations offered are HR, Finance, Marketing, Systems. Admission to both types of MBA is done through OJEE(Odisha Joint Entrance Examination), To know more details regarding this, visit the official website at https://www.imit.ac.in/index.php

Dear Aspirant,

while talking of the above mentioned institutions, between J.K Business School and Uttaranchal Institute of Management college, the overall ranking of  J.K Business School is higher.

With respect to the tuitions fees, two year fees at J.K Business School is  INR 5.99 lakhs and for  Uttaranchal Institute of Management college the two year fees is INR 3.49 lakhs.

The following are the exams through which you can avail admission to the above colleges,

• XAT
• GMAT
• MAT
• CMAT
• CAT
• UUEE

In the grounds of placements, at J.K Business School, the median salary offered at is INR 5.2 LPA, and some of their top recruiters are, HDFC, Axis Bank, Kotak Mahindra etc. At  Uttaranchal Institute of Management college , the median package offered to students is INR 4.8 LPA, and some of their top recruiters are, Cognizant, Decathlon etc.

Some of the facilities provided by these colleges are,

• Library
• Cafeteria
• Hostel
• Wifi
• Labs
• Auditorium

Hi...
SOIL does not offer MBA ... It has PGDM courses..
If you want to PGDM then go for SOIL otherwise go for NMIMS..
Good luck!

Hello,

IBA is amongst the top B-Schools in Bengaluru and India. It has one of the largest libraries dedicated solely to management education.
Indus Business Academy (IBA), Bengaluru is one of the top MBA colleges in Bengaluru and is in among top 1% colleges in India and one among the only 56 out of more than 5000 colleges in India to receive anInternational Accreditation by IACBE.
It has good placement record too. The highest package is of around 14LPA and average package is of 6.70LPA.

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/indus-business-academy-bangalore#aboutCollege


M S Ramaiah Institute of Management (MSRIM Bangalore) M.S. Ramaiah Institute of Management (MSRIM) was established in the year 1995 by Gokula Education Foundation (GEF). MSRIM is also known as the Postgraduate Center for Management
Studies and Research. MSRIM courses include a two-years full-time Post-Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM) programme duly approved and recognised by All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE). It is amongst the top-ranked B-Schools in India.Companies like Goldman Sachs, Deloitte, and KPMG offer placement. The highest package is of around 18LPA and average package is of 6 LPA.

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/ms-ramaiah-institute-of-management-bangalore#aboutCollege

If i have to suggest one then MSRIM is better than IBA because its older, has better placement records and more facilities.

I hope this helps.

Hi dear,

Yes, you can get admission in MS Ramaiah Institute of Management, Bangalore  with your MAT December score. As if we go by previous year cut offs then it was around  540. So, you have chances of getting admission with your MAT december score.

You can check the link below for  more details:

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/ms-ramaiah-institute-of-management-bangalore

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Hello Dear,

MSRIM stands for MS Ramaiah institute of management so if you want to do MBA then join MSRIM. Ramaiah Institute of Management is also known as M.S. Ramaiah Institute of Management, is an autonomous private management college located in Bangalore and founded in 1995. In the recent placements held at the institute, 95% of students got placed and the highest package offered to its students stood at INR 17.3 LPA. College offers 2 years course of PGDM.

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/ms-ramaiah-institute-of-management-bangalore/reviews

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Hello Aspirant,

Both Masters in Public Health and MBA in Healthcare can keep you connected to healthcare sector,hence you should select based on your interest and career goals. While the MBA may offer a greater chance of pursuing management-focused occupations, the MPH prepares students for hands-on leadership and research in positions throughout the public health field,it is more research oriented . In MPH you will acquire an in depth knowledge about economic, social and environmental aspects influencing the well being of individuals,families and communities .You would cover subjects such as  epidemiology, biostatistics, health administration and policy, social and behavioral health,environmental health and such. When it comes MBA ,it will be a blend of healthcare and business.MBA will generally cover subjects such as financial,accounting, strategic planning, marketing management, economics , statistics etc as a part of business management and health care product development, health service delivery, staffing management,regulatory, legal frameworks etc as a part of healthcare sector. So basically after MPH you may be more suitable in social welfare projects, NGOs,private or govt. organizations which deals with public health. Whereas with an MBA you would be more suitable for business organizations in Healthcare industry under various areas like finance management,marketing,human resource,supply chain,advertising etc.Therefore, if you want to work in the policy side of health care, as an administrator or research scientist or assistant at a public health agency, nonprofit or research organization,go for MPH ,you can work as Public Health Management Analyst,Research Scientist,Health Resources Professional,Public Relation Officer,Health Counsellor,Health & Safety Specialist and likewise prominently in the govt.sector. Instead if you are business-minded with a desire for management-level positions at companies in the health care sector choose MBA. Salary will depend on your designation and organization. Manipal institute also generally have decent placements. You may visit the official website to see further details like course structure and syllabus.

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/manipal-institute-of-management-manipal/mba-healthcare-management-course

https://www.careers360.com/university/manipal-academy-of-higher-education-manipal/mph-course

All the best

Dear aspirant,

Mba from health care management from manipal institute of management is not a good option as the placements are not very attractive as compared to other mba institutes like iims XLRI iits. The average package of these colleges are 8-10 L per annum which is very less for an mba degree.