New Delhi Institute of Management Tughlakabad Answered Questions

Among all the above mentioned colleges, ITM would be the best for marketing as the course structure and placements are very good in this college. It gives more practical knowledge than theoretical knowledge, almost every month and regularly some events are held to engage students, which will help them to learn management skills as well as entrepreneurial skills. The highest placement offered here is INR 14 Lacs, minimum is INR 5 Lacs, and average is INR 5.5-6 Lacs. Almost 80% students of current batch are placed till date. DY Patil has just started PGDM from the last year itself, so can't say anything about its placements. And Indira, Pune is not good in terms of package as well as ROI.

Dear Aspirant,
Being student of ABS, I will say go for ABS without any doubt in mind, because it is one of the best college for PGDM in terms of ROI, placements and academic. You will get ample chances of exposures over here and good ROI too. You will get very supportive faculty members and mentors with right direction to move. For placements, you will get chances to sit for Campus interviews of Nestle, ITC, BAJAJ and many more till you got placed. I also had these colleges as option at the time of my admission and now I am very happy with my decision to take admission here.

Hello Anmol,
PGDM from Asia-Pacific Institute of Management is much better as compared to a PGDM from NDIM. Asia-Pacific Institute of Management provides a complete overhauling of the personality of its students. The faculty of this institute focuses on the all-round development of every student. There are 100s of case studies that are discussed in the classrooms, giving the students an insight into the corporate world right from day 1. There are at least 3-4 presentations every week that instill confidence in the students. Various competitions and guest talks keep the students engaged every day.
Moreover the placements at AIM are one of best among the B-Schools in India. ITC, EY, Blue Star, JLR, Aditya Sun Life, ICICI Securities, TATA Housing Finance, Decathlon, Zycus, InterOcean are some of the top regular recruiters that visit AIM.

IBS, Hyderabad has made a name for itself in the past years, and it is better. But, you should also consider the student's strength in that college. It is more than 1200.
You should also consider the fees and the cost of living for 2 years.
Moreover, NDIM was awarded the best industry linked management institute by government of India and CII.

Hi Shivani,
The PGDM programme of NDIM is certified by AIU and is considered equal to MBA in all respects and doing MBA or PGDM from NDIM will have no effect on the placements.
Yes doing MBA from NDIM is worthy as it is one the best B-Schools and moreover it has been awarded as the "Best industry linked management institute" by AICTE and CII.

Hi Shazia,
Yes, NDIM is a good college. All the faculties has a good theoretical knowledge and a good practical knowledge of the subjects they teach. The placements are good and many of the top companies come here for recruitment like EY, Delloite, Bajaj Finance, Kuehne and Nagel, Ashok Leyland, KPMG, Patanjali,etc.
Moreover recently NDIM has been awarded as the best industry linked institute by CII and AICTE.
All the best.