Jaipuria Indore - Jaipuria Institute of Management Answered Questions

The preference should be made on where you live. Since, all four campuses belong to the same brand, most things are same, even placements are centralized. So, if you live in Lucknow, then choosing Lucknow campus would be wise, as you'll save the hostel fees. There is a difference in the fees depending upon the campus too. PGDM is offered in all four campuses. However, PGDM - Financial Serves amd Retail Management are offered in Lucknow only, PGDM in Service management in Noida and Jaipur, PGDM - Marketing in Noida, and PGDM in all four. So, if you're stream specific from graduation, then you can choose accordingly, otherwise all are good.

There are some prerequisites for getting admission at Jaipuria Institute of management. The selection in to the Post Graduate Diploma in Management program is purely based on the cumulative performance in CAT/MAT/XAT/CMAT followed by group discussion and personal interview. Every candidate's suitability for the program is assessed through case based group discussion and personal interview. Due weightage is given to past academic achievements and work experience respectively, as per the parameters by AICTE.
The selection parameters with due weightage are as follows:
Score in in CAT/ MAT/ XAT/ CMAT/ GMAT - 45% weightage
Case-based Group Discussion - 15%
Personal Interview - 20%
Academic Performance - 15%
Work Experience, Sports and Extracurricular Activities - 5%

Jaipuria Institute of Management Noida or Indore. For the year 2020, NIRF placed Jaipuria Noida in the top 75 b schools of India. Jaipuria Indore in 75-100 band of top b-schools. I would recommend Jaipuria because they have centralized placements with good companies. The course curriculum is also the same. The only difference is that Noida is a ties-1 city and Indore is tier-2 city. Now its your call but, I'd recommend Jaipuria. ROI is something that depends on you rate of involvement. The more you're focused in your studies and extra-curricular activities, the better your CGPA will be, and hence, a better placement. The campus life is great. The placement record of Jaipuria Institute of Management is quite good. Every year, big companies like HUL, Amazon, ITC, Tata, to name a few, visit the campus for placements.

The selection in to the Post Graduate Diploma in Management program is purely based on the cumulative performance in CAT/MAT/XAT/CMAT followed by group discussion and personal interview. Every candidate's suitability for the program is assessed through case based group discussion and personal interview. Due weightage is given to past academic achievements and work experience respectively, as per the parameters by AICTE.
The selection parameters with due weightage are as follows:
Score in in CAT/ MAT/ XAT/ CMAT/ GMAT - 45% weightage
Case-based Group Discussion - 15%
Personal Interview - 20%
Academic Performance - 15%
Work Experience, Sports and Extracurricular Activities - 5%

Definitely. Infact good b-schools prefer candidates with some work ex. Your work experience contributes to 5% weightage during admission process. And your percentages in graduation and 12th are also fine. Now, you should prepare well for management admission tests like CAT, or MAT, XAT, CMAT. Try to get good percentile in it. Prepare for GD and PI as well. Wish you all the best,

It depends on various factors. First factor is your educational background and your are of interest. Second most important factor is the market conditions at present. The placement record of Jaipuria Institute of Management is quite good. Every year, big companies like HUL, Amazon, ITC, Tata, to name a few, visit the campus for placements. This is probably because Jaipuria has been among the top private b-schools of India and gets high ratings from NIRF ranking framework.

The selection process is based on various factors Like your percentile in CAT/MAT/XAT/CMAT, then your GD and PI scores, your academics, work experience and others. Minimum CAT score with which you can apply here is 50 percentile. CMAT on the other hand is lower level exam as compared to CAT, so a better percentile is expected. However, I would suggest that you should try to score good in either of the mgmt admission test. Don't think of minimum, think of what best you can do.