Birla Institute of Management Technology

Hi,
Whenever you are considering any college for pursuing PGDM or MBA just the placement figures cannot be the only factor to be considered. You should try to collect information about the following:
A) the brand value of the institute in the market
B) exposure which you are getting in the institute due to its location due to its record of consistent academic quality
C) brands coming for the placement
D) lastly the placement figures with respect to different specializations like marketing, Finance, HR etc. So, firstly, brand-wise Welingkar Mumbai is a very strong brand as compared to BIMTECH Greater Noida. Welingkar is a very old and strong brand since early 1990 whereas BIMTECH Greater Noida became a brand when it is started performing good after the global recession of 2009. Secondly, you get a very good exposure when you are studying in the financial capital of India Mumbai but this Mumbai never limits placement performance of Welingkar with respect to marketing specialization. They do provide very good placement around 8 Lacs rupees per annum CTC. Thirdly, even if you consider the ranking Welingkar Mumbai is amount top 30 institutes of India whereas BIMTECH is among the top 45. Thus we can conclude that BIMTECH is a very good management institute for marketing placement but Welingkar Mumbai is better. Good luck.

The last date for registration was 03 february 2020, and it has passed. But, then to you can visit the website again and check if there is a further increment in dates.
The cut-off is not pre-defined at BIMTECH. It depends upon the quality & number of applications received and varies from year to year for different courses. Moreover, score of CAT/XAT/GMAT/CMAT/MAT is not the sole criteria for admission. The admission is based on the overall merit score which is calculated on the basis of different parameters and weightage. Candidates are shortlisted on the basis of CAT/XAT/GMAT/CMAT/MAT score for the further selection process of written aptitude and personal interview round.

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In local trains of metro cities, always travel in ladies compartment. Similarly, when you take local buses, prefer seats reserved for women in the front. If you dont get a seat, its better to stand near the ladies seats than looking for other empty seats. Its much better if you happen to own/rent a scooty/car. But when traveling after dark, stick to well-lit/crowded areas and avoid any short cuts. Traffic does give you some advantages, you see!Unfortunately, if you are traveling in a small city or town, do not travel alone at any time at all. Never take public transport. Ask your male relative/friend to escort you everywhere instead.Always prefer Ola/Uber to local taxis and autos. These apps have a share location option. When you board the cab, call your family/friend and say loudly, Okay Im sharing the details with you. Please checkWhen traveling long distances, flights are better than trains, even if they are expensive. When youre traveling in a flight, always prefer the aisle seat. Oh! and look for flights that depart/land between 6am-6pm. The same can be said for buses and trains (short distances)When traveling, wear long/loose Kurti and Jeans. In this way, your cleavage/curves are not exposed. Also, make sure your Jeans has huge pockets where you can keep your phone, keys, pepper spray, etc.Your smartphone is your biggest asset when traveling. But sadly, most smartphones have terrible batteries. So always carry a power bank.Book your room in reliable/well-known hotels. Check online reviews everytime and make sure you book in advance, instead of going to the hotel and booking offline.Stay awake and alert while traveling. Always. You can always rest when you reach your destination. Whenever I travel alone in India, I make it a point not to fall asleep. So I listen to loud music or read an interesting book. If you literally cant help yourself from dozing off, set alarms at 1-hr intervals. If youre in a cab and traveling within a city, set alarms at 15-min intervals.