College of Management Mumbai Answered Questions

Oriental College of Management in Bhopal has its unique offerings and strengths in the field of management education. On the other Hand, Pannalal Girdharlal Dayanand AngloVedic College and Oriental College of Management are two separate educational establishments, each with its own strengths and focus areas. Pannalal Girdharlal Dayanand AngloVedic College, established in 1957, is a prestigious constituent college of the University of Delhi offering a variety of undergraduate and postgraduate courses. The choice between the two would depend on individual preferences, career goals, and the specific programs each college offers.

The packages offered for B.Tech students at MIT College of Management were very good. During the recent 2023 placement drive, the highest package offered to B.Tech students was 60.42 LPA and the highest package offered to B.E students was 53.66 LPA. Seeing the placement packages, it can be clearly said that they are very good. The top recruiters of this  University were Palo Alto Networks, Oracle, ZS Associates, Xperi, Brillio,  etc. Almost above 90 % of the students got placed. The recruiters offered 751 job offers to the students. Seeing the fees structure, it can be said that the return which the students are getiing is very good.

No, purusing MBA at MIT College of Management is not very expensive. The total tution fees to pursue MBA ranges between Rs. 2.54-4.93 L. There are total 17 specializations of MBA which are available to pursue at this institute and the fees may vary accordingly. Seeing all other facilities, infrastructure, placements etc., it cannot be said that the fee is expensive. The placement packages offered at this institute are also good. Although, no information related to scholarships is released by the institute but students can check the official website of the institute to get information related to scholarships. So the final admission decision should be taken by not only seeing the fees factor, but other factors such as placements, infrastructure etc. also.

MBA placements at MIT College of Management are good. The average package offered for this course ranges between Rs. 3.3L - 5.2L. The total tution fees to pursue this course ranges between Rs. 2.5L - 4.9L. Seeing the fees structure and placement packages, it can be said that students can get a decent return on thier fees invested. There are a total of 17 specializations which are available to pursue for students according to their interests. The highest package offered at this institute during the recent placement drive was 44.74 LPA and the lowest was 1.40 LPA. The highest package was offered to MBA students only.

Yes, MIT College of Management provide scholarships to UG students. Merit based scholarships are available for students of BTech, MSc and BDes programmes. These scholarships are provided based on the entrance exam scores like JEE mains, PARA CET, CET. The scholarship structure for each department of the diffrent course are also different. Eg B.Tech civil enginnering has diffrent scholarship as compared to BTech CS. Students can apply for scholarships at the time of filling the application form. For furthuer detailed information about scholarships, students can check the official website of the institute.

Deciding on what the "best" course at MITCOM is defies our minds as a little information linked to expected profits is available in the public. Rather than it, look at MBA, BBA, and Executive MBA degree programs while taking curriculum, programme management and career paths into account. Get aware of range of sector opportunities and salaries based on your inclinations, by contacting them for a feedback. Tap MITCOM's site for various service sectors which hire from the institute and companies that come for recruitment this season. Focus on landing your dream job, your career aspirations rather than that 10K increase in salary (package). Moreover, contact the admissions office to learn for years about the class upper, or browse to the job portal to get the head of the industry trends and salaries. 

I have to point out that MIT College of Management, also known as MCM, fits BBA and MBA programs. MMCM doesn't do any B.Tech programs. For BTech you can take sister institutions in Germany like MIT school of engineering (school in Wiesbaden) or Vishwakarma Institute of Technology (VT group of institutions), situated in Pune. Contrarily, think of academic institutions for engineering studies in Mumbai by determining the skills and expertise of educators and industry connections. Government web portal and college ranking online is just the places available to you to look for the most suitable B.Tech programs. 

Vestor College of Management offers two courses at the UG level. Admission to the Vestor College of Management is entrance-based. Interested candidates are required to meet the course-specific eligibility criteria and go through the selection process determined by the institute.