Asian Business School (ABS)

Apeejay School of Management provides a better career in HR area. Students are mentored by senior faculty members who have significant industry exposure. One of the HR faculty members has worked as VP-HR in a leading hospitality company. Competencies of students are built through a series of case studies drawn from Harvard Business School Press. In India, there are only a few institutions having a license to use cases of Harvard Business School. Industry seminars on HR issues is a regular feature at Apeejay School of Management. In addition, a lot of games are played in the class to develop leadership and team-building activities. Workshops on psychometric testing are organized from time to time. Students also get opportunity to apply their knowledge in the live projects. Besides, there is a vibrant HR Club where students learn leadership skills by undertaking independent projects. The HR Club organizes a number of events such as quiz, debate, round table, etc. HR students of the institute get decent placements in leading companies.

Apeejay School of Management (ASM), Dwarka, New Delhi, established in 1993, is committed to quality education of global standards leading to man-making and nation- building. It functions under the aegis of the Apeejay Education Society (AES), which has rich legacy of over five decades of excellence in education. The AES runs 24 non- profit schools, higher institutions and the University under the dynamics leadership of MS. Sushma Paul Berlia- Leading women entrepreneur and educationist. ASM, Dwarka, New Delhi, endeavors to be an international level center of excellence in management education and offers the following business management programme recognised by All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE): Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM) - Accredited by ACBSP (USA) - Accredited by NBA, and - Equivalent to MBA (By AIU & AICTE) - Member of AACSB (USA) As you may be aware, ASM has also been awarded International Accreditation for its PGDM programme by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP), USA. The programme offers extra-ordinary learning opportunities by supplementing business fundamentals with advanced learning, necessary for becoming a successful business leader. ASM has academic collaborations with Philadelphia University (USA), Normandy Business School (France), University of Ulster, UK, etc. Besides industry partnerships with HDFC Bank, ICICI Securities, NetCarrots Loyalty Services etc. The students passing out of ASM have been finding impressive placements in FMCG, MNCs, Banking and new economy companies through its Corporate Resource Centre. The highest package in the last batch was Rs.15.25 Lacs (Amazon).

Above are good for sales mainly. Xavearian group colleges are best for HR (Xiss, Xime blore, XiB, Xime Kochi) etc. If you have healthy score card try there first. In our Delhi ncr based so called reputed college HR guys were given hardcore sales profile due to not availability of profile. Hr profiles are not widely available in market now a days, as many it is not so called profit making part of the organisation and corporates are eager to make cost cutting concept so many mnc make contract with HR firm (like ranstad india)for their HR part solution. So before admission in tier II level college check the HR guys are given in which profile. You can directly mail the placement officer or corporate resource officer of the college.

I would suggest you enrol for NDIM. I would like to mention few key highlights that will help anyone understand take an informed decision.
Ranking: MBA/PGDM ranked 15th in India By Business World 2013. Rated A+ and 'Higher than A+' by Business India 2007-2013.
Rated 4th in Delhi by Business World 2011.
Rated among Top 8 Private B-Schools in India by AIMA IMRB 2013.
Infrastructure & Living Experience rated 5th in India by Business World 2014.
Located in the hub of South Delhi with easy access to top Business Houses & MNCs.
Placement: Average placement of RS 5-9.9 LPA range by Business India 2013. Placement rated 15th & 16th in India by Business World 2014 & 2013.
Over 200 Companies offered placements to each of 2011-13 & 2012-14 Batches.
Corporate Interface rated in the highest grade by AIMA. Business Standard 2014.
Placements rated 1st in Private B-Schools of Delhi by Business World 2011.
Highly placed 3,500+ strong network of Alumni.
NDIM is AICTE Approved, NBA Accredited & the PGDM programme is equivalent to MBA by AIU & AICTE.

ABS is better choice among the two. The key elements for the success of ABS are:-
1. 100% Placement assistance (SIP's and Final)
2. Regular Industrial Visits
3. PDCC Department personalized attention
4. 4 additional diplomas by NIIT, Oxford and others
5. Regular Industrial Visits to Coca-Cola, Bisleri, Anmol, Liberty and more
6. Guest lecturars from Air India, Hitachi, Paperboat, Dell, etc
7. Nominal fee of 7 Lacs + Loan assistance
8. Ample opportunities in terms of presentations, assignments, activities, projects,etc
9. Plus, an opportunity of Live Project in 1st semester itself.
10. ABS is best for Marketing, Finance and HR.
I hope this resolves for query.

I think I can answer your question dear. I see you in the exact same situation, I was a year ago. Do not worry, I will help you.
1) PGDM:
- Approved by AICTE.
- Autonomous Body (self-funded).
- Self-Prepared syllabus and course structure as per corporate demand.
- Much of practical exposure and theoretical knowledge as per corporates.
- As it is autonomous, competition is high among colleges. So quality and delivery is the main focus. Just like pvt. banks vs. govt. banks.
- Exams can be re-appeared as missed due to interviews
- Colleges provide you ample number of companies in summer internship and final placements.
- PDGM is preferred over MBA due to it's flexibility, ready-to-work in corporate culture and promises better job opportunities.
-Placement rates are high as compared to MBA.
2) MBA:
- Approved by Universities (UGC).
- Funded by State/Central/Universities.
- Syllabus prepared by Universities and revised at a gap of intervals.
- Focus of fundamentals of theories and old school methods.
- As it is run by Universities, it works generally like any typical Sarkari College and they do not have fear of competition. So, quality depends upon your luck and college you are going into.
- No flexible exam re-appear process, follows University circular.
- No university college cares about your placements unless you have a top university college or a brand
- MBA is preferred over PGDM as gives you Degree that enbles you for higher studies like Ph.D.
- Placement rates depends upon your college/university Goodwill as well Brand.
Suggestion:
ABS is great choice among price band of 7 lakhs in Delhi-NCR. Also it ranks well mainly because of placements and exposure it provides.
Plus point, additional 4-5 Diplomas will only increase the weight of your CV.