Jagan Institute of Management Studies, Rohini  is a private NAAC A accredited college. The college offers the course of BBA in two shifts, and the admission to this 3 year course is provided on the basis of IPU CET .

The college have quite a good elaborated curriculum and is

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In my opinion JIMS Vasant Kunj 2 would be a better option than JIMS Rohini Sector 3, because JIMS Vasant Kunj's placement is better than the other. Also JIMS Vasant Kunj is rated higher than JIMS Rohini Sector 3.

Though both are almost

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I will recommend for JIMS. Its more better than IMS Noida

Definitely JIMS as it is affiliated to GGSIPU, New Delhi and they have much better Faculty and infrastructure. They library and campus well equipped.

Rest all are your choice .it completely depends on you

Hi Aslam,

BBA stands for Bachelors of business administration is a three year undergraduate course focused in business strategies and ideas for building up a business. Japan institute of management studies or JIMS is a top institute i delhi for various courses.

For getting admission into BBA course, a candidate

There are no such official information available, which states that in case, of siblings if there is one child disabled then the other child will be considered to be a single child. SO you can't select the One child category because you have the sibling & as your sibling is

Hi,

In my opinion you should go for JIMS for BBA.

• JIMS Rohini: Among top 75 management colleges in India as per NIRF 2021 ranking.

The other important factors to consider are accreditations and recognitions, college reputation, fee, scholarships, faculty excellence and qualification, course curriculum, over all learning experience, campus

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Hope you are doing great.....!!!

JIMS NOIDA:-

JIMS Noida is a Private college. After the 6th or 7th-semester companies start coming and students are eligible for placements. TCS just now offered a 6lacs package to my senior. Students get more than 70% overall. And those are enough to

Hello aspirant,

It is difficult to determine because cut-offs changes from year to year and depends on many factors like

• Seat Matrix
• Number of students appeared in the exam
• Difficulty level of the examination
• Caste Category of the students, etc.

So, based on previous year's cut-offs you have less chances