ICFAI Business School Mumbai Powai Answered Questions

IBS, Mumbai has got decent faculty and have decent placement statistics.
Think in terms of what you are looking for in an that institute to learn. Don't just go blindly go for any institute. Do some research, find the area which you want to specialize in etc. Talking about IBS, Mumbai it is good for marketing and finance and HR is upcoming after these two.

In terms of ranking, I'd prefer IBS Mumbai, then ITM Mumbai, then IBS Hyderabad and then other colleges. Don't go on the basis of ranking for choosing your college. See, the ROI which is better of ITM, Navi Mumbai. After all, placements are only which you want at the end.

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Talking about good placements-MET, IES, IBS then Amity is the order I would rank the colleges you mentioned in the question. But it also depends on your score. If you have good score then you can also try for better colleges like Dalmia, SIES and KJ Somaiya.
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You should first understand what all parameters you are considering for selecting the right b-school.
following parameters can be used to find out which of the two best suits:
Faculty
Package
Recruiters
Summer internships
Extra-curricular activities
Electives offered
Placement statistics (highest, lowest and average CTC offered).
Intake of students
Teaching methodology
According to me, BIMM is a good option for PGDM in finance.
BIMHRD is for HR, I guess.
Whereas, in IBS-Mumbai, there are decent faculty members for finance.

IBS, Hyderabad is a deemed to be university and is UGC recognised and offers a 2-year full-time MBA programme which is a residential programme. AICTE approval is only given to autonomous institutes which offer post-graduate Diplomas (which are again equivalent to 2 year MBA programme). On the other hand, IBS, Mumbai is affiliated to the Hyderabad and is not AICTE approved and offers a 2-year full-time postgraduate programme in management (PGPM). I personally don't think that having an AICTE approval would matter because every year lots of companies visit the campus for placements. So, as far as the college is providing placements, AICTE approval will not be an issue because at the time of your interviews, companies will look for what have you done in 2 years and not AICTE/UGC for that matter. Also, IBS-Mumbai offers a parallel MBA degree programme also which is awarded by ICFAI University, Dehradun which is a UGC recognised university and that programme runs paralelly with your PGPM programme if you wish to opt for it.
PS: I myself is an MBA graduate of IBS, Mumbai and also applied for MBA degree offered by ICFAI University, Dehradun and also got placed with a good company on time. The only issue is of intake. There the real competition comes in.
Rest all is fine.

Most probably, no. because, for NET eligibility, you need to have a degree approved by UGC or in some cases AICTE. Since PGPM is a certificate-based management programme it can't be used as a medium for getting into NET. But if you have opted for the MBA degree which is offered as an option from ICFAI Dehradun and which goes parallelly with your PGPM programme then, in that case, you will be eligible for NET as MBA degree by ICFAU university Dehradun is UGC recognised.

That is your personal choice. You need to find out as to which area you are interested in. What is your undergraduate degree and what field are you eager to study and further to work in. IBS, Mumbai will provide an array of electives ranging from the marketing, finance, HR, systems, operation, IT and entrepreneurship. Take out some time and decide where you see yourself some years down the line in the sector. First, choose the area of study and then start researching on the institutes by doing comparative analysis.