ICFAI Business School Mumbai Powai Answered Questions

Hello Neeraj! Apologies for the late reply! IBS is a slightly better option than NSB due to its brand and location. Being located in Mumbai, you can expect good corporate exposure. Placements too are decent there I.e. average package is around Rs 5 lakhs. https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison-130881-159595

IBS, Mumbai has good campus placements for final and also for the summer internship. The faculty over here is very nice and decent and who come from a wide industry experience across different sectors. Case study method is used in the sessions also, the institute has a wide number of clubs which cater to the needs of students as per their area of interest. IBS also has its own case research center where case studies are created and which I think is the USP of it.

Basically, first of all, look for the area of specialization which you want to opt for in MBA. Look after the placements, average CTC offered, etc. There are various parameters to judge and it goes without saying that no 2 institutes are similar. Everyone has some uniqueness. Wherein, its USP is the summer internship program of 14 weeks i.e approximately 3 months, whereas, other institutes conduct it for 2 months or so.

See, it's up to you as to what you look in for an institute when you plan to pursue any management program. IBS has good placements scenario, decent faculty, and a well-structured approach of teaching. Decide as to what you want and what you are looking out in an institute.

IBS Mumbai is better because no other institute provide flexible learning method like IBS , IBS provides 3 months internship program, even the placement records of IBS is very good. It provides campus placements starting from the month of September upto month of June . It has a track record of 100 percent placements every year. It has high connectivity and good relationship with various corporates like JP Morgan Chase , Deloitte , Crisil, Kotak Mahindra bank , ICICI Bank, Standard Chartered bank, RBL Bank, Citi bank, AC Neilsen, Lodha Group , E Clerx, Nestle, Smollan India, ICICI Securities, Kotak Prime, Kotak Securities, Religare Securities, Bharti Axa, TATA AIG, TCS IT and BPS and so on . Average package is of 6 lacs and highest package is of 11 lacs.

If you don't have work experience then it doesn't matter a lot to the recruiter(s) who will be taking your interview. The chances of your placement are quite good but not too good as first preference would always be given to MBA in HR. Sky has no limit, you will get a job for sure with Diploma in HR but the only difference would be in your salary package which won't be considered as that high as compared to an MBA in HR, by the time you will start gaining experience, your work experience and Diploma qualification will help you a lot to get salary hike in future. You will definitely get a job that too in HR, start applying for reputed MNCs in order to give your career the right start.