Business Management Studies

Hi Raj,
Well, I am giving you two important eligibility criteria which you should know before applying for MIM or any other:
1. Make sure your undergraduate degree is accepted. This would usually a Bachelors degree, bt Diploma programs may also be accepted. You should also check whether the school requires applicants to have studied a particular subject at undergraduate level, such as a Bachelors in business or economics. The good news for those who have studied something else is that most MIM programs are open to applicants from all academic backgrounds.
2. Have a plan for your finances. Business schools usually want to see that you have a clear plan of how to finance your studies, covering both the tuition fees and your living costs. Often students will use a combined approach of savings, loans and scholarships.
Hope this will help you.

The PGDM Class of 2018 across campuses witnessed another excellent season of placement with over 98% *of the students getting placed across diverse sectors and functional areas. The placement process saw participation from leading recruiters like Amazon, Colgate Palmolive, Deloitte, E&Y, Genpact, ITC, Asian Paints, Philips, Landmark, Force Motors, Reckitt Benckiser, GSK, Mahindra and Mahindra, Zomato to name a few. Students were offered various coveted roles in E-commerce, FMCG, Manufacturing, Banking and Financial Services, Insurance, Automobile, KPO, Research and Consulting. Financial Services (20%) was the largest recruiting sector followed by Banking (16%) and FMCG (14%). Yes, definitely you should go for it.

To be fair to both the colleges and coming from a completely unbiased third person point of view, IMT has great placements for the top 30% of the batch.
Campus life at MICA is known to be better, for all the right reasons. There is more scope to explore extracurriculars and sports and the sense of community is much stronger. Learning is honestly to each his own, MICA's learning is known to be more stimulating and all-rounders, while IMT's learning is more MBA focused. Brand equity
IMT is a better-known brand than MICA, but MICA garners more respect in the industry by people who know about marketing and advertising, basically the insiders.