Kirloskar Institute of Management Pune Talegaon Dabhade Answered Questions

KIAMS do profile based selection where they consider your academic records, competitive exam scores, performance in interview process etc. With the cumulative score of all these, KIAMS offers admission. So if you have 50 percentile and above with good academic records you can expect a call from KIAMS. And to apply for this institute, please click on the link below: http://forms.kiams.ac.in. And the last date to apply is 28th February 2017.

KIAMS do profile based selection where they consider your academic records, competitive exam scores, performance in our interview process etc. With the cumulative score of all these KIAMS offers admission. So if you have 50 percentile and above with good academic records you can expect a call from KIAMS.

Placements for the 2016 class of KIAMS had seen tremendous improvement as 100% students were placed with a highest package of Rs 14 lakhs and average of Rs 5.35 lakhs. Over 80 companies participated in the final placement process this year. Participating firms spanned diverse sectors such as E-commerce, Consulting, Analytics, Manufacturing, IT, Telecom, Market Research, Beverages, Banking, Financial Services, Retail, Real Estate, Sports and others.

Decision of taking admission is on you but I want to suggest you that KIAMS is good for marketing and somewhat for finance. So, if you are interested in any of these specialization, then you can consider KIAMS.
Scholarship is awarded to meritorious students based on their performance and not on caste. Scholarship rules are as follows:
Students from CAT/ XAT/CMAT/GMAT/MAT entrance exams having 95 percentile and above are eligible for a concession of Rs. 1, 00,000/- in the total course fee.
Students from CAT/ XAT/CMAT/GMAT/MAT entrance exams having 90 up to 95 percentile and above are eligible for a concession of Rs. 60,000/- in the total course fee.

When you compare this with other tier 2 B schools, then it provides better results but I won't suggest you to take admission in tier 2 colleges rather try to crack tier 1 colleges because they provide high ROI and better career opportunities. If we talk about KIAMS, they provide decent ROI of Rs 5.35 per annum but it doesn't provide optimum return on the investment you make. So, I request you to take a wise decision on your own.

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So, coming back to your question, I would like to advice you to take one more chance and try to score more in the competitive exams which tier 1 b school considers. But if you don't want to try then I would suggest you to keep it on hold and try to crack other famous b schools like MYRA, Christ etc. Talking about KIAMS, overall it is a good college but it doesn't provide maximum return on investment.