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Hello,
The answer to your question to a large extent depends on your aspirations, are you happy with your current job, government job definitely provides a financial stability, and this is still a huge thing for lot of people, especially in this time of pandemic, however choosing to go for IIM has altogether different thought process for example are you thinking about shifting to corporate world, what are your aspirations for the same, why do you want to do MBA and that too from IIM, there is huge competition when it comes to applying for IIM, and your selection too is dependent on various factors such as CAT scores, academic records, your experiences, overall profile etc are taken into consideration regarding this, hence you need to think clearly on this matter what do you want, if you're aiming for a career shift into corporate world, then you have to let go of the financial security of your government job, can you afford to do this or not is entirely your call, hence you need to think in terms of various parameters regarding this, and accordingly decide the same.
Hey aspirant
As IIT is a top priority institute where students hope to gain admission. As a National Priority College, the government previously subsidised every student so heavily that the financial burden on students was reduced with scholarship assistance. However, students never pay back to society and the economy as intended by either flying to developed countries or profit-oriented thinking. Another issue is that we spend less than 2% of GDP on research, so IIT cannot survive on their own...they require funds for research as well as administration.
Solutions include the government increasing funding for IITs and IITs collaborating with industry for research grants... and students passing through contribute in some way to society and the college
All the best
The sole purpose of doing MBA by joining IIMs is simply the pay package and the career advancements that candidates aspire for, it's prevalent in MNCs only in India as well Internationally, there are of course recruitments done by PSUs, or even in banking sector of public and private for MBA graduates, there are also IIM graduates who appear for UPSC CSE, it's a very individual choice what one prefers to do after passing out from IIM, but most common reason for MBA is working in corporate world, or some have their own start-up, so this varies among individuals and their aspirations.
Hey
Government does provide scholarships.
Scholarships offered by Government of India :
Hope that answers you well!
Hey aspirant,
Yes you can.
Civil services are the most sought-after job in India for any young man.
SSC: The popularity of SSC-CGL is growing by the day, owing to the good pay package and less stressful working conditions.
Banks: IIM graduates can also apply for RBI-Grade 'B' exams and specialised positions in various government banks.
PSUs: Public sector organisations (PSUs) such as ONGC, BEL, and NTPC hire for specialised positions on a limited basis. The timing of the vacancies must be kept in mind at all times.
Consultant: Even if one is working for MNCs, Big 4, and so on, if he is interested in working with the government, he can work as a consultant in various departments. The government places a high value on the recommendations of these consultants.
Internship: To gain firsthand experience of real politics, one can work as an intern in election campaigning for political parties. They provide stipends.
Hello, I hope you are doing well
There are a few government companies that do come to IIMs once in a while. So yes you can get placement in those PSUs, but frankly speaking these companies only visit when private companies do not hire as much as they do normally.
Some of the placement people then target government companies, but there are a very few who aspire to join a governmental organization, or else they would have prepared for civil services instead of CAT.
Hope it helps.
Hello, IITs and IIMs are public-run autonomous institutions, i.e the Government Funds them.
The Indian Institutes of Technology ( IITs ) and Indian Institutes of Management ( IIMs ) are autonomous public technical universities located across India. It is under the jurisdiction of Ministry of Education, Government of India. They are governed by the Institutes of Technology Act, 1961, which has declared them as Institutes of National Importance and lays down their powers, duties, and framework for governance
Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad is an institute of National importance and a Government college. The college offers mainly 6 courses and the admission to the course of MBA is through CAT only. The total fees for the course is around Rs. 23lacs.
Apart from the MBA the courses offered by IIM Ahmedabad is provided below:
To know more about the IIM Ahmedabad, visit the link below:
https://www.careers360.com/university/indian-institute-of-management-ahmedabad
To know more about MBA, visit the link below:
https://www.careers360.com/courses/mba-master-of-business-administration
I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!
It is true that more than 90+ percentage in academics will get call from IIM if they score 90+ percentile in CAT but Average academic record is not a barrier in getting IIM.your marks is not good but not that poor either try to score more than 99 percentile to get call from top IIMs.if you score 97 percentile you can get call from old IIM'S like IIM lucknow,IIFT,FMS DELHI.
Instead of pondering over which college you get focus more on your studies to score as much as you can to get top b schools.
Hi Pranav,
At that percentile Chances of getting a call from OLD IIMs( i. e. Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Calcuta, Lucknow, Kozhikode, Indore) seem to be slim. However, you will most probably get calls from NEW IIMs and baby IIMs. In the meantime, You can build your profile and increase your chances of converting your calls.
ALL THE BEST:)
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