Hi Sagnik,

Hope you are doing well !

So, NMIMS Bangalore, FORE School, GIM, and IRMA all are good colleges. every college has their own set of pros. In my opinion GIM would be the most sought after B-School among others. GIM has a great exposure, as it is located near Mumbai(Financial capital of the country), it also has a nice brand value to itself. The faculties come from really reputed MNC's, and are well qualified. The alumni base of GIM is also very good.

However, it's fees is really high as compared to it's average placements, which reduces the ROI. but none the less, overall, it is a really great B-School, and is doing really well in terms of placements.

Hope the above answer was helpful.

Hello,

IRMA Anand gym facilities include modern equipment for workouts. The facilities provided by IRMA Anand - Institute of Rural Management are Boys Hostel, Girls Hostel, Gym, Library, Sports, Cafeteria, Auditorium, Medical/Hospital, Wifi, IT Infrastructure, and Classrooms. institute of Rural Management Anand was established in 1979 and is a private college.  The college is accredited by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) with an 'A' grade. The institute is also accredited by the National Board of Accreditation (NBA). Please click the below link to know more about the college.

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/institute-of-rural-management-anand

Hi,

Hope you are doing good.

A good score for IRMA is someway around 85 percentile to get shortlisted but that itself is not enough to convert the call of this college.

Once you clear the cut-off, you have to sit for Group Activity and Personal Interview round, and 50% weightage has allotted to these two rounds. And if you clear these two rounds then your selection is confirmed.

If you want more information about this college you can just simply click on the link given below.

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/institute-of-rural-management-anand

If you want to predict the call of other colleges that you can get through CAT, you can click on the link: https://bschool.careers360.com/cat-college-predictor?utm_source=text-ad&utm_medium=recomd&utm_campaign=cat2021

Hope it helps.

Hello,

After doing btech then going for mba might look good on your resume and if you want you can always go for higher education. MBA is a great option to have once you've completed your BTech. For some, it isn't even an option as they've already decided on their career path. If you're looking for MBA courses in niche areas such as Sports or Luxury, you can always choose MBA ESG.

• MBA training includes business management, planning, marketing, financial management, and many other skills that entrepreneurs need which makes it a highly desirable degree.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/mba-after-b-tech/amp

The point is, in India, the remuneration for an engineer is not at par with a manager and we still need more companies which would treat their engineers at par or better than their managerial counterparts. So if you want to do mba then its probably a yes.

Hope this helps!!!

Eligibility Criteria of IRMA- A Graduate from any discipline , with a minimum of 15 years of education and 50% or above (45% or above for SC/ST/PwD*) aggregate marks or equivalent CGPA at the graduation level is eligible to apply for IRMA’s PGDM (RM) programme.

IRMA encourages students from diverse educational streams to apply.

There is no management quota for admission to PGDM (RM) at IRMA.

All the Best

Hello Survit,

Hope you are doing fine. Considering your past academics (B.Tech in Food Technology), Work-ex (7+ years of experience in Biscuit Manufacturing Industry) and your interests (Agribusiness / Rural Management), IRMA, will be the perfect choice. The next in order B-Schools you might want to target are:

• KSOM
• XISS Ranchi
• XSRM Bhubaneshwar
• FMS IRM Jaipur
• IRM Jodhpur

For a detailed list of top Rural Management Colleges, visit: https://bschool.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-rural-management-colleges-in-india

Hope this helps.