Banking, Finance & Insurance

Hi Shubhi Shrivastava,
Placement:-
The placements are good. Paying a fee of 180000 and getting avg. Package of 4 lacs is not bad. ROI is good. Many colleges charge fees 10 lacs but are not able to provide placements. PIMR is doing great regarding placements. Many big companies like Delloite Amazon Axis bank ICICI Bank, etc. Come for placements and the highest package goes around 10-12 lacs and 70-80% students get placed. Students have to study hard be regular in college and maintain 70-75% per semester. The Placement Cell tries to provide opportunity to all its students' to secure one job and pursues the policy of one student one job. The placement cell is the interface between the corporate world and the institute. It maintains the industry academia relationship by: Facilitating Final and Summer Placements, interaction with the corporate community by inviting eminent personalities for guest lectures, seminars, corporate events etc. , by arranging for industrial visits and by encouraging Job Trainings. The Placement record of PIMR has been outstanding attracting recruiters from diverse sectors such as FMCG, BFSI, Manufacturing, Automobiles, Media, Retail, e- Commerce, Telecom, Shipping &Logistics etc.
All the best.

I'm today's current corporate market they prefer marketing as a very good specialisation for people with our without experience. (If you have a very good communication skill then marketing is the right specialisation to choose). Finance on the other hand also had a very good scope if your good with numbers. Finance is all about numbers and your skills so if your good at numbers choose finance. HR is also based on communication. The way you communicate with people. This specialisation deals mostly with aspects related to managing the human resources of a company and human resource development. Although HR does not have much scope in the present scenario, some very good companies can provide you with very good salary packages for a HR post. So, I would like to go with HR but some how in which institute you are planning to do it also have a great impact on career
Best of luck!

It totally depends on your industry experience followed by vastness of your knowledge. As when you opt for formal education style that is classroom teaching then you have ample opportunities on campus and industry considers it more valuable. Suppose you want to do open learning then with your qualification till SAP FICO you can work in industry of choice and keep learning there. MBA finance try to do after gaining experience especially when you plan to do open learning. So, open learning MBA won't contribute much for your bright future, you will require a foundation via experience and then do MBA just as garnishing on main course, that's what makes a wonderful recipe I.e. bright future.
Wish you Luck!