School of Business MIT WPU Kothrud Pune Answered Questions

Yes RIIM Pune will be good option for MBA & PGDM specifically when you are looking for good ROI, Industry exposure, extra certifications in less fees and good learning opportunities. This college is providing all of it. There are many MBA colleges in Pune. But there are only few colleges which provides practical exposure good learning opportunities and industry exposure is one of them with very good return on investment
RIIM is the only college which gives you exposure to premium business schools of India
when you are looking for any b schools following are the things you should always look for
The first is average placements second being return on investment and learning opportunities. If you SEE in terms ROI I believe RIIM is the best college in Pune. Companies like Forces motors, Tech Mahindra, NSP Global, KPIT, Tep CO, Leading Banks, Forces Motors and much more companies who are offering the best package for Master Students. They have the best Average package for students like 5.5 Lacs to 6.5 lacks. RIIM call upon more than 400+ Companies and students get more option to choose the best package and sit for placements.

The average tuition fee charged for the course in India ranges between INR 5000 and 2 Lacs for a span of 3 years. The starting monthly salary offered to such professionals in India ranges between INR 10,000 and 15,000, increasing with experience and skillset. Jan 25, 2019
Top Recruiting Areas: Weddings, Birthday part.
Job Positions: Public Relations Executive/Man.
Eligibility: 10+2 with 50% marks in aggregate.
Course Fee: INR 5,000 to 5 Lacs

MIT SOM is one of the top most management institutes in Maharashtra.
Placements and exposure are good including the education quality. Average package offered is 7-8 LPA.
There are some other top private colleges in Maharashtra that are as good as MIT.
1. MIT COM
2. INDIRA COLLEGE
3. BIMM
4. ISB&M
5. WELINGKER
6. KJ SOMAIYA
These college also have admission on the basis of management seats. However, very few seats are there at institutional level.

Last year placement analysis is as follows:- (1) Specialisation wise Placement details: 33 percent of students placed in finance, 10 percent of students placed in HR,11 percent of students placed in IB, 36 percent of students placed in marketing and rest 10 percent of students placed in operations. (2) Package wise placement details: Percentage of students placed with a package below Rs 3 Lacs per annum: 18 percent, Between 3-4 Lacs per annum: 27 percent, Between 4-5 Lacs per annum: 37 percent
and above 5 Lacs per annum: 18 percent. (3) Sector-wise placement details: Construction:11 percent, Consultancy: 28 percent, Education:1 percent, Finance: 24 percent, FMCG:7 percent, IT:15 percent, Logistics:1 percent and Manufacturing: 13 percent.