which college is better jims rohini or asian businesss school
Hi there!!!!
Asian Business School (ABS) assures you a 100% placement. It targets the student's overall personality growth. It has a overall total fee structure of around 8 Lakhs including an international study trip so, it turns to be better than JIMS Rohini.
Answer laterwhich college is better asia pacific institute of management or jims rohini
hello aspirant,
i would suggest you to go for asia pacific institute of management. see both colleges are good in terms of academic curriculam, management systems, faculty etc. but asia pacific is different because they makes therir students for industry ready. iyt gives more priority to practical knowleges than bookish knowlege, it grooms you such a way that you will be prepare for both corporate world and enterprenuership.
Procedure to take admission in jims
Hello Vishal,
The Procedure to take admission in Jagan Instiyute of Management Studies ,delhi
is firstly candidate have to apply Online with the required information ,then shortlisted
student will be called for group discussion on the basis of score in CAT/MAT/XAT/CMAT/ATMA,
then on the basis of pergormance in GD you will be called for personal Interview and
Final selection will be done on the basis of GD,personal interview and score in CAT/MAT/XAT etc.
Candidate should have minimum 50% aggregate marks in Graduation.
You can also visit official website for full wligibility criteria and to apply-
https://www.jimsindia.org/admissionprocedure_pgdm.aspx
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I need to know about XIME Chennai. is it better than JIMS Rohini?
Hi Sandeepan,
Xavier Institute of Management & Entrepreneurship, Chennai: According to the last year placement reports, the highest package offered was Rs 12 lakhs and the average package offered was Rs 5.99 lakhs.
Course, Fees Structure & Seats: The institute provides specialization in Finance, Marketing, Human Resource, IT & Analytics, General, Production & Operation. The total fees for the course is 12.09 lakhs and the total intake is 120.
Recruiters: Wipro, Infosys, Accenture, Amazon, Deloitte, Cognizant, Samsung, Zomato, Future Group etc.
JIMS, Rohini: According to the last year placement reports, the highest placement package was Rs 15.25 lakhs and the average package offered was Rs 4 lakhs.
Courses, Fees Structure & Seats: The institute provides specialization in Retail Management, International Business(Minor). The total fees for the course is Rs 7,15,000. The total seats for the PGDM course is 180, 60 for PGDM(IB) and 60 for PGDM(RM).
Recruiters: Airtel, EY, Nestle, Accenture, Colgate , Deloitte, Fedex, Blue Star, Amul, Godrej, ITC Ltd, NIIT, Snapdeal, Hindustan Times etc.
Therefore, in terms of ROI and placement, XIME, Chennai is better.
How is Bharati Vidya Bhawans Usha and Laxmi Mittal for pgdm in terms of ROI, placement and faculty ? How is it as compared with Jims rohini
JIMS Rohini is considered one of the top colleges in Delhi/NCR and many newspapers, magazines and websites have consistently accorded high grades and rankings. It has some excellent placement records, infrastructure and well qualified faculty. So I would suggest you to go with JIMS Rohini as its all three PGDM programmes are NBA accredited, AICTE approved and also been granted equivalence to MBA degree by AIU. I would Recommend this college for Better Placements, Best faculty which would help students to the core. In terms of ROI this institute is best. The crowed was very motivated . It gives full exposure to the Industrial visits, Guest lectures.
Hope your query is solved!
All the best!
As ISME Bangalore is ranked by Time&CL both is it really a good institute interms better placement ,ROI, faculty compared to JIMS and FIIB.
As mentioned before on the platform:
The preference order of the colleges you have mentioned should be :
1. International School of Management and Excellence (ISME), Bangalore
2. Jagan Institute of Management Studies (JIMS), Delhi
3. Fortune Institute of International Business, Delhi
This order is on basis of faculty, placements and return on investment (ROI).
Hope this helps!
Which college is better JIMS Rohini or Jaipuria Noida?
Hey Chirag,
JIMS Rohini is accredited by NAAC and the placements are decent. The average salary package lies at Rs 6.05 Lakhs per annum. The average package in Jaipuria, Noida is Rs. 6.20 Lakhs per annum. Both are decent in terms of placements. Now, talking about curriculum, JIMS Rohini is one of the best where many streams like international business and retail management are offered. Also, PGDM in marketing,finance and HR is also there. The faculty is also quite supportive which overall helps in overall development.
Good Luck.
Which college is better fortune institute of international business or Jims Rohini?
Hello Palak,
Jagan Institute of Management Studies (JIMS), Rohini is better than Fortune Institute of International Business in terms of placement, return on investment, faculty, environment, exposure and peer learning.
Hope this helps you.
All the best!
Please do tell in case you have any further queries.
Which is the best option to go ISME Bangalore or JIMS Rohini Delhi compared to placement, ROI. Where should I expect best placement ,Roi.
Hello Rohan,
International School of Management Excellence (ISME), Bangalore and Jagan Institute of Management Studies (JIMS) are almost at par in terms of placement and return on investment (ROI).
Hope this helps you.
All the best!
Please do tell in case you have any further queries.
How good ISME Bangalore is Than FIIB Delhi and Jims Delhi compared to best placement best Roi and faculty where should i get all of this.
Hello,
The preference order of the colleges you have mentioned should be :
1. International School of Management and Excellence (ISME), Bangalore
2. Jagan Institute of Management Studies (JIMS), Delhi
3. Fortune Institute of International Business, Delhi
This order is on basis of faculty, placements and return on investment (ROI).
Hope this helps you.
All the best!
Please do tell in case you have any further queries.
