NDIM is very good for Finance however for other streams placements below average . 

A sper rnakings FIIB ranks higher and has exceptional learning methodology making it preferable choice over nDIm. 

Secondly placements at FIiB nearly 75% and at NDIM it rnages between 60 to 70%.

Henece FIIb is much better. 

Listvof all recruitment companies and placements statistics shared below. 

http://www.ndimdelhi.org/index.php/placement-update

http://fiib.edu.in/companies-recruiters/talent-profile.php

Hi Abhinav, i  would suggest you to go for JIMS Rohini as it gives you the best ROI as compared to the fee structure and placement packages......you should also keep in mind the other factors like faculty , infrastructire , extra curricular activities , internship programs, live projects , workshops etc while making the decision about the best B-School for PGDM program...

Hi. Yes, you can join the institute as you meet the qualifying criteria of the school. You can apply online by filling the application form from the website of the college. Final selection will be on the basis of WAT/GD/PI. 

Good Luck!

Have you appeared in any entrance? You can directly contact the college from the numbers available on the official website, they will guide you through and if found eligible they will call you for the GD/PI and further admission process.

Mention the course in which you are willing to take the admissions. You can contact on the admission helpline numbers available on the official website of the colleges and ask them regarding the seat availability or any other query and then take the admissions accordingly.

Hey 

Yes FIIB is good for banking and finance . If you are thinking about it go for it .

All the best. 

Thanks

Dear Devanshi,

Admission process in FIIB for PGDM courses usually occur in 4 cycles. The admissions were opened from October 2017.

The deadlines for each cycle is given below:

I Cycle: 30th November,2017

II Cycle: 31st January,2018

III Cycle: 28th February,2018

IV Cycle: 31st March,2018

Hence the deadlines of all the four cycles have passed and the admission process is closed.

Hope this helps!

None of them is NBA accredited.

Hi Naveen! Firstly, both the institutes offer PGDM programme and not specialised programme in BFSI. However, both institutes offer Finance as a specialised or elective course in their curriculum where Banking is also covered. XIME's PGDM also covers International Banking under the elective of International Business elective. On the other hand, FIIB offers a paper on Management of Banks and Financial Institutions under the Finance elective.

Apart from the course details, you may take the final decision based on factors like fee, ranking & rating, intake, faculty strength, infrastructure etc. You may use the college compare tool below to check the results:

Comparison between XIME Kochi and FIIB Delhi

All the best!